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Attacking midfield, let’s hope it gels ! Not a massive fan of two holding midfielders at home but can understand a little bit more away against better teams so a surprise ogogos not in. Time to step up boys ! Ps stating the obvious but desperately need a striker or two

Nice one. Really liked first season ! Ps If anyone’s not watched it try Operation Odessa on Netflix...one of the best things I’ve seen on there but hardly anyone has seen it !

Very strange. Changed the formation and half the team and lost the momentum of last season. I could possibly understand five at the back if we felt the two fullbacks were more wingbacks but this formation just isn’t working...Ogogo and Doyle (both of whom I like as players - but not in the same...

Just change Ogogo or Doyle for a Hiwula and ask Shipley to put a shift in

Agree. The players haven't quite got to grips with the formation yet. If bayliss is high up the pitch then Ogogo or Doyle should be covering in behind so if they attack down the right Sterling has cover. Also agree with comments on loans and big clubs hoarding young players. Its wrong and...

Typical city fans unfortunately. I’m guessing it’s because fans read the hype and watched the vids and then forgot he’d played little/no senior football ! Not sure if he’s a touch nervous pushing forward or it’s instructions from Robins but would like to see him get further up the pitch when...

Have to agree with this. Andreu is no doubt a quality player but I think having him bayliss in the same team leaves us narrow and unbalanced. The fact is for all Andreus nice touches and clever passes, bayliss looks more of a threat at the moment and drives forward with the ball which defenders...

This is unfortunately what I think the aim has possibly been all along (from Guardian article today). Where's the incentive to agree to any proposals (I appreciate our current one doesnt appear workable !) or come up with sensible alternatives when you could push for a second referendum on...

Mart, you've got to admit that there are things that aren't right with the EU. As a nation we are pretty tolerant bunch and yet over 17 million voted out. There are also high percentages of public opinion in various EU countries that feel the same, especially I'd imagine amongst the vast numbers...

Ive always agreed with this view ie that the EU need to make it difficult for the UK so others don't follow. The argument is flawed. The UK is a major net importer from the EU (so with tariffs a net tax receiver), isn't in the Euro or Shengen and is a large economy in its own right etc etc. For...

One of the most considered, more neutral pieces on the subject Europe must wake up to the looming nightmare of a no-deal Brexit | Henry Newman Ps Mart - using that pathetic (offensive) EU phrase ‘cake and eat it’ line just makes you sound like a typical ‘tow the line’ Eurocrat. Whilst...

Agree we could’ve handled it better but the ‘unhappy’ ‘sulky’ comments are relevant. McNulty might well have been fine last year but the comment from his agent was obviously after they knew what Reading were willing to offer (probably enough to set McNulty up for life). Can really begrudge him...

They should be working flat out all summer to sort out this mess. Got to love the policiticians !

Agreed. Its a mess and we continue to make it even harder for ourselves !

ps for anyone who hasn't looked up what the EU does when votes (treaties etc) go against them, have a quick look on Wikipedia. After being on the fence right up to the day before the referendum, its what swayed me and everything Ive seen from them since has only strengthened my view even though...

Do you just stay together for the kids sake then ? Or continue to share a house even though you don't get on ? Or bite the bullet and hope that you will find happiness apart (knowing that the grass isn't always greener) ? Giving the public the vote was correct in my opinion, labour and...

Nobody’s saying they are wholly dependent on the UK. I’d imagine very few Uk businesses are wholly dependent on the EU, that’s not to say it won’t be painful all round if there is a no deal (for some firms a lot more than others) Of course they won’t just blame Barnier and his team...it will...

I honestly think the large exporters in Europe (to the Uk) are as worried about the end outcome of brexit as UK business are. A ‘no deal’ will be hugely painful for all and could still happen if both sides aren’t careful. They aren’t the ones negotiating though. The EU has stood firm, we’ve been...

I hope you’re taking the piss ? He’s obviously not had the clear cut chances then ?! His hold up play against Columbia was immense (far better than I thought he was capable of), drew foul after after. Ice cool with the pens as well

Great video. Think grimmers safe...looks like this lad would be a waste at RB in league one !!!