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“Usually I save these, but Aled is telling me to let them in instead…..better do what he says”

He’s played four games and we haven’t lost any of them but we’ve decided he’s shit?

Did he ruin Collins? Or was he just a L1/Champ backup playing at a L1/Champ backup level? As I said, if Williams was really capable of “ruining” players single handedly then he wouldn’t be here.

£8 million is a wild overpay for Thomas but unless you have a guaranteed replacement ready to go on Monday morning then you can’t sell now, not while we’re in such a good position.

Moore played three league games in the season you’re referring to and was supposedly going through personal issues, but maybe they were Williams’ fault, idk. Williams didn’t join us until May 2019 fyi

His track record with us: 19/20 - Marosi (TOTY) 20/21 - Marosi/Wilson (meh) 21/22 - Moore (good) 22/23 - Wilson (TOTY, Golden Glove) 23/24 - Wilson (meh)/Collins (fine) 24/25 - Dovin (good)/Collins (awful) There are some genuine stinkers and some genuine successes in there. All in all I...

I find that hard to believe given the scale of the clearout that did happen. If Williams is as toxic as you say he is, why wouldn’t he be first out of the door? Plenty of other more senior coaches were disposed of very quickly.

Lampard had the opportunity of course.

We’ve done this to death of course, but for the most part he’s worked with keepers plucked from L1 who have generally put in L1-grade performances. The exceptions are Dovin who has come on promisingly in his first few months here, and Wilson who has improved exponentially.

The notion that one coach is going to turn a £6 million keeper into Lee Burge in less than a month without anyone noticing just doesn’t make sense to me.

Have to say I thought Rushworth’s ‘errors’ on both free kicks were extremely understandable. The first one bounced awkwardly in front of him and the second was a very clever bit of improvisation.

What do you think he’s telling them to do? Would the same keepers otherwise be great? The idea that one coach is to blame for various keepers (most of them cheap stopgaps) making mistakes seems fanciful to me.

Cute

Holy shit sounds like it’s actually happening tonight according to this tweet just now from BBC Hull & East Yorkshire reporter:

Why wouldn’t you ask him about it tbf!

You being a Craig Danny alt account would make a lot of sense tbf

When it’s 1922 and you’re the British Army officer in charge of smashing the IRA:

The Sunderland documentary was good because they centred the fans and treated the owners as buffoons starring in a workplace comedy. The Wrexham documentary works because the owners are famous and willing to send themselves up. The Birmingham doc by contrast is completely tedious, takes itself...

My question was whether this appeal and ruling was possible without the ECHR - go back and read it. You freely admit you have no idea but are happy to blame it anyway, this is unbelievably tedious.