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Could be how he ended up on our radar and ultimately signing him?

But he was under 23 at that time - not unusual for keepers to not be first teamers at that age then, esp at big clubs. Often didn't become regulars until mid-late 20's and play well into their 30's. Arguably not much different for most now. Wilson however is already in his late 20's.

He's never really been more than a back-up his entire career. It seems he's more than happy to be a bench warmer. I guess as long as he's being paid he'll put up with it.

He was signed on a 3 year deal too so would have to pay up 18 months wages - is it worth using the budget to do that to then have to use a bit more of the budget bringing in another who might be less content sitting on the bench.

I'm fully expecting the parameters, measures and everything else to shift again before Xmas and everything get reclassified. Most of those on eased restrictions now would've been under very tight restrictions just a few months ago based on cases/capacity etc. Instead cases have gone up so we'll...

They may identify more with Oxfordshire, but I guess it's more to do with where people work etc. That may well be Oxfordshire for all I know, but I'd have thought a significant number would work in the Midlands

Let's just say I wasn't surprised to find that London and the home counties all escaped tier 3 but the midlands/north didn't (except Liverpool who were pretty compliant when the last set of extra measures were put in). It certainly doesn't look like they're solely using scientific data and...

I don't mind golf but it does seem like courses take up a lot of space relative to other sports for something that's largely frequented by only a very narrow band of people, often middle-class/affluent, male and white. Esp. private club courses. It needs to become more inclusive and taken up by...

4-1-2-1-2 (AKA diamond) 4-3-1-2 4-1-3-2 4-2-2-2 and I think that's it.

Why not Go'day and get it over and done with?

Attack of the 50 Hirsute Women

But if in future it turns out to be a crap deal (or people perceive it as such) you know full well who'll be getting the blame for it passing though.Not the party who negotiated it. On the other hand they vote it down or abstain and they get blamed right now for trying to stop a Brexit deal...

That save was "exxxcellent" *taps fingertips together*

If it's Norfolk why put sister's husband? Brother would do. ;)

Yep. Inevitable. You'd think with such a massive majority from the election, given to them solely due to their pledge on brexit, if they then aren't able to pass Brexit legislation that would automatically have to fall at their door. But somehow it won't and the apologists will say it's because...

But would it affect him mentally in coming for crosses or strecthing that bit further for a fingertip save knowing he's leaving his face unprotected when he hits the ground. Natural instinct is to protect the injury.

How would it benefit us now, unless he'd be suspended against us? What if the game he'd miss would be against someone like Wycombe and thus increase their chances of getting a result, affecting our own chances of survival. Really not worth us pursuing.

Expecting a loss so anything more will be fine. With Marosi and McCallum missing really unsure of how to set up as Giles would have to be pushed in LB which isn't working to his strengths and robs us of much of his ability to create. Also still without Godden which puts my thoughts of a 5-3-2...

Fadz was immense yesterday because Cardiff were a team playing to his strengths. They were a big team looking to challenge aerially. A team with movement and pace and he'll be run ragged. We haven't really got any CB's that are overly equipped with dealing with pace but if we're playing against...

I agree. Factor in expenses and it's a very lucrative job and it's not like it's poorly paid, esp when the only criteria is to get elected. Don't need any particular qualifications, previous experience etc to get a job that pays nearly double the higher earner income tax threshold. I've never...