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Is that forming, norming etc?

Even when Fadz was out of the side he was captaining almost from the subs bench, you could see him warming up and talking the centre backs through the game. It's funny really but we barely kept a clean sheet after he'd gone to Blackburn.

Analysts? what do you think? Physios and medical staff? what do you think?

Rudoni isn't doing too badly he's not involved as much as we want him to be:

TBF posters here can only compare O'Hare last season with Rudoni this, and O'Hare outperforms him on the majority of metrics. I don't care too much about how O'Hare is doing for Sheffield United as they're a different team playing a different system.

I just can't see the formation change, even if it makes sense for the team as an attacking force.

Yeah, in theory this formation should allow for Torp playing more through balls for the strikers.

We played some attractive football in the 21/22 season - scored 7 past Fulham, 4 at home v Sheff Utd etc.

Especially given he's only played 66% of our minutes.

You'd have to be an utter fool to leave out our biggest goal threat Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

Nobody is getting sacked if they scrape wins every week [emoji23] Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

If it's not a game we expect to win then why should it be the deciding factor as to Robins keeps his job Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

It's not going to change overnight, players don't suddenly play with confidence because the system changes. It is not football manager, these are real people. Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

Some interesting stats really, we spend a lot of time in the opposition's final third 6th highest, and 6th lowest amount of time that the opposition spend in our third. All points again to the same conclusion really, our goals to shots ratio against is too high and goals to shots ratio for is...

8th best at scoring from set pieces and 8th worst at conceding from them

I've got it, I'm with ID which has similar terms to Three. Still get EU roaming from them.

It has to be looked at in context, inflation was at 10% already by the time of that budget and Truss was at the same time underwriting the energy suppliers who represented a core underpinning driver. She also failed to engage with the bodies who manage the other implications of increased...

Interesting read from last week https://www.ft.com/content/41de7341-b0dd-4456-b83b-b036e76e2e6f Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

The markets do not dictate anything - the government chooses to sell them bonds, it does not need to. It can set the rate and if they don't want to buy them, they can go elsewhere for the rock solid government backed investment denominated in £ - where they going for it?

It depends on what King sees his investment term being doesn't it? And you could still be a solid top 8 team by Christmas (unlikely as it may seem).