Exactly, agreed. I’ve been banging this drum all season and it’s been the games that we’ve dropped points that we’ve been unable to change the tide of games.
In reality, we don’t have the bodies to fill a bench right now.
As Oggy said, if he doesn’t give Eccles a yellow, there’s not much to moan about. He did, which makes it look shambolic when he doesn’t call the second incident.
It answered definitively that KKH is not a winger. He’s a good player but not a wide player you need when chasing a game from 1-0 down.
4/5 of our top goal scorers were out of the starting 11, it’s going to be a tough game for any team in those circumstances.
Your view is fair imo.
Going into this game, we were missing 4 of our top 5 goal scorers and that’ll impact any team.
Even so, football is a game of fine margins, if we score the shot that hits the post or the referee books Hirst a second time, we probably win the game comfortably.
Soft goal...
The ref bottled it and it’s cost us the game. It epitomises just how frustrated fans are with the game.
Two like for like incidents refereed completely different. A yellow card offence still warrants a yellow card whether or not they’ve had their first card.
Strong reaction on Tuesday please!
There’s a lot of positives to take from this performance. 1st half, we weee the better team, concede a goal against the run of play. The second half was a reverse Millwall away where we conceded goals 2 and 3 because we were pushing for a goal.
The squad is thin. 2 goalkeepers and 4 defenders...
Have you not looked into leaked memo last month?
Of 219 push notifications on the BBC News app, just 4 were concerning illegal migrants/asylum seekers. 3 of those were concerned with their poor living conditions.
Maya Forstater’s report claims that on Trans issues, BBC reporting uses activist...
Irrespective of political opinions, I think we can all agree that Trump coming out and proclaiming it’s ’football, not soccer’ and saying American Football should be called something different is genuinely GOATed behaviour.
We’re winning the argument, it is football.
Obviously they do, news outlets have biases and the reason the BBC is getting flak is because it claims impartiality whilst promoting liberal worldviews.
The claim was that Starmer and his government take questions from outlets they don’t like, that isn’t true at all.
If anyone watches...
That isn’t true at all, Starmer and Reeves refuse to go on GB News and the latter refused a question just after the budget.
Polanski likewise refused to answer questions from The Spectator’s economics editor when they were outside protesting the budget.
Pretty normal to give the edge to the home team with two relatively even outfits.
The number crunchers will have Ipswich close to us in their statistical models too.
I wouldn’t worry about Boro too much at this stage, they’ve got a new manager bounce but in reality Hull and Derby are two opponents with poor underlying data. It’s unlikely both of them finish in the top half.
Grimes definitely helps Thomas here a lot because it gives him a simple ‘out’ ball whenever he’s under pressure.
Kudos to Bobby, he’s certainly improved that area of his game and builds on great physical qualities he has.
The gulag archipelago is a metaphor for the USSR and its system. It’s not literal.
It is not saying Starmer supported the gulags directly, it’s not a smear at all because in his Trotskyist days, he would’ve supported the USSR at that point in time.
Which exposes another double standard.