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The post was about good players he bought that he didn't get the best out of. Chaplin is a good example, no criticism of Robins in that he has an eye for a player but it doesn't always work out.

Still a reasonable number of clubs within a 50 mile radius though

I mean you could probably argue that he didn't get the best out of JCH at that level we played at, compared to how he went on subsequently

If only he was Luis Binks he'd have simply hid from the ball

Played for Barnsley as well ✔️

I know he's not a ball player but what about Helik from Huddersfield. He suits the model of buying multiple players from a single Yorkshire club.

Shut up you patronising div - you are talking rubbish.

The formation doesn't change just the positions of the individual players :ROFLMAO:

I never said it did, but it certainly does not mean rigidly sticking to something that worked once with a different set of players.

Given all of the coverage by idiots like Nigel Farage etc, there is probably now quite a risk of the persons involved not receiving a fair trial. Which I guess is probably Farage's intention - he started talking about making a private prosecution before any decision had even been made. He is a...

We appointed Lampard because of a desire to get somebody more tactically agile so of course he'll rigidly stick to a formation.

Agreed, I don't know if you can coach an aggressive instinct though, I'd say it's an innate thing.

yeah, it's an implicit part of the UK - EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement which gives the UK market access.

It is derived from an EU law pre Brexit, as per all EU regulations they are transposed into domestic law with non material changes in each member state. Post Brexit they had to invent the concept of the UK GDPR as part of the withdrawal act. “the UK GDPR” means Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the...

Labour has no new ideas at all, all that bluster for more promises of crackdowns

Average life expectancy in Russia went from around 30 pre WW1 to around 70 by 1990. It declined after the market reforms and didn't get back to 1990 levels until 2015. Meanwhile, outside of the collectivist system a few oligarchs got exceptionally rich from the previously shared resources, so...

Labour is not a communist party, is it.

I agree with you but it's not the official message, is it? The message is that you are entitled to a state pension subject to national insurance contributions.

The people that voted Labour on here are not necessarily socialists

They commission the programme from the production company, they can ask as part of that agreement for Wallace to be removed (as they have now done).