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We desperately need another centre forward who is a goalscorer. Successful teams have at least 3 prolific scorers. We have Cody and ... er ... a few chipping in, possibly Fleck, Elliott, Ball or Sheff will chip in with a good number. It will not be enough, though. Cody and one other must score...

Could Kilbane replace Sammy as the scapegoat midfielder ... watch this space... :facepalm:

Beer and pop are meant to be consumed at room temperature [this really is not worthy of the adjective "warm"]. Hate it when I am served either very cold as the drink is both tasteless and painful to drink. ;)

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Elliott, closely followed by Wood and Jennings. Honourable mention to Malaga. Only Brown disappointed.

IMO we are much better when we have a positive attacking intent. Need to go all out for win tonight. A defeat or draw is much easier to take if you know your side went for it... And a defeat so early on would be easier to get over than one later in the season.

The fact that you bracket Sammy with Freddy means that a reasoned debate is unlikely. Freddy was overweight, unfit, refused to go out on loan etc. Sammy performed underpar according to his critics. No other criticism of him like he didn't try or didn't care can be substantiated with evidence...

Oh well. Opinions are what forums are about.

In the last 40 years, yes. Mainly because most are pissed up, angry and disgruntled. Atmosphere is like a bad night in the roughest pub you ever saw. Many would happily abuse and pick fights with other City fans.

I agree. Doyle is emblematic of our decline. We have had poor midfielders throughout our time since the turn of the millennium. As I've said before we are far too critical of midfielders on the whole and tend to pick on individuals ... And argue about whose fault everything is. They should...

Low home crowds are not as shaming as high away followings in which a large, vocal minority behave like cavemen. That is far more likely to be noticed by fans of other clubs. Look at how the likes of Leeds, West Ham and Millwall are regarded.

Whoever plays in centre midfield for City will get stick from fans here. The midfield is always under intense scrutiny. The diamond formation, the personnel, lack of width ... We always blame the midfield instead of looking at the bigger picture.

Rich, You are entitled to your opinion about Sammy. I think it is irrelevant in this case. Players move on when they think they can get a better deal elsewhere. Sammy hasn't got a better deal... Yet. Time will tell if he succeeds or fails. It is in the nature of professional football at...

Rich, Sammy has not got a club yet. None of us knows what he has been offered or rejected. It is all speculation. To some their prejudice fills in the gaps with.. He's crap. He thinks he's worth more, nobody wants him. No evidence, merely speculation. If it makes people happy to have their...

No evidence that any of the players that left were even offered new contracts. No evidence what wages they were offered or asked for or refused. All is speculation, sprinkled with prejudice. Note, dozens of players have no club yet and many will not until the transfer window closes. FWIW I...

Don't see any difference myself. Players listen to their agents and try to get the best deal they can. Some are turning that into an opportunity to sneer at Sammy. No need for it, in my view. No evidence that Sammy thinks himself any higher than any other player does, except in the minds of...

These fellas pay their money and think it gives them the right to shout abuse. Bull fighting might be more their thing. It is frankly depressing following City away. The moron fans make it a grim experience for other supporters. My last game was Forest away and it will be a long time before I...

Keogh went to an average Champ club on more money ... Not the move he would have hoped for. Cardiff and Bristol City were not prepared to pay more as they thought he wasn't worth it. He would have only been a squad player at Cardiff, not first choice.

Both Cranie and Keogh had to settle for a lesser move than they had hoped for and, I'm guessing, their agents promised. Sammy will be the same, but let's not let that stop us having a dig at Scapegoat Sammy and leaving Keogh and Cranie alone. Prejudice confirmed.

My main question about AT involves the pace and movement in the side. Whatever formation he adopts can he get his players doing what every successful side does when it has the ball...move the ball swiftly and accurately, move into space and outmanoeuvre your opponents? Exactly what you tell 9...