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FFS, SHIPLEY STARTING WTF. He better not do well or score a goal.

Personally think it's to have a bench of actual game changers I guess. Bringing Hamer and O Hare on against tired legs may be more effective. Might be 4-0 by then though haha. Last game when we were losing we brought on James and Sheaf. Both good players but hardly going to score or create the...

Genius. Other football clubs should follow suit.

They'll definitely always get it right then...

Lol. Exactly what everyone is saying; that's the risk isn't it. Changing your coaching staff nearly every season hardly sounds like a long term future plan.

Visions of a sustainable CCFC player supermarket. Players packaged in plastic, being put in trolleys wheeled out of the shop by probably the Norwich player recruitment person...

I think you've missed the point on what I said. I don't doubt that is what is currently occurring and no one is doubting that Barnsley are currently doing very well. It's just that as a business strategy for being sustainable, it's risky and can backfire. It's also what a lot of other clubs...

I'm certainly no expert on this, but *I think* what G is trying to point out is that the way your club is operating is not too dissimilar to a fair few other clubs and that just one relegation and a subsequent missing out on L1 promotion would leave you in a poor situation. Relying on selling...

Would be happy with a draw, but settle for a win 🙂

Unfortunately I don't 🙈

Does that mean you don't use condoms, drink lager and wear a suit and tie when sitting around the house? 😁 Re Swansea; I don't think they are a "good team", I'd say they're pretty average in terms of what I've seen this season. That being said, they have found a way to win games that suits...

Was just in reference to his cross last night. Which I think went out for a throw-in at a completely different stadium.

This. I never want to see him be allowed to cross the ball ever again. Osti, just tackle and header anything that comes near you.

Barbarians!

Well I think a lot of it was that we spent longer periods in possession than in the last game.

Oh sorry mate, I didn't realise, I do apologize. I agree with the sentiment of the post. Swansea were a marginally more footballing version of Cardiff, and only marginally.

Were you having a shot of tequila every time a Swansea player stayed on the deck?

Swansea are a marginally more footballing side than Cardiff. But it's close.

We just don't have any attacking "game changers" on the bench for these kind of games.

Hyams had a daft five mins hasn't he