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They're literally mandated by the EFL to do them, otherwise they wouldn't. How do people not get this lol

In what way was he "acting up" :ROFLMAO: Simping because he's famous? Wot? I'm simping because he's managed my football club to the top of the league and a potential promotion back to the big time.

Pretty sure Lampard would scrap these press conferences if it was up to him :ROFLMAO:

Yes - ifs and buts get you no points, but I think most people would agree we should have taken at least one win from Preston, Southampton and Charlton.

Do you think Frank is going to use a back 3/5 regularly?

And if they keep on badgering you about it every week for years?

It's a silly suggestion when it's clearly not going to happen.

We played 3 at the back vs Charlton and looked poor. He has tried it. It's obvious he's not going to switch to it as a long term option.

The ref saw the Charlton incident, just didn't think it was a foul.

What has?

They don't give retrospective bans for that. Only violent conduct and diving. It would be basically impossible for a ref to not see a DOGSO incident anyway.

In what? He wants us to play 3 at the back, which has never been Lampard's preferred option, isn't the shape we've recruited for (especially this month) and doesn't suit most of the things we try to do on the ball. He's questioning why Woolf isn't playing because he cost £4m when he's now...

Would anyone like Gurney trying to lecture you on football tactics? Especially someone as accomplished as Frank.

"We're aware that the market's open" :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Wonderful footballing insight as usual from Rob Gurney

Our players really know how to put the cherry on top of a disappointing away loss don't they

Because we're consistently punching above our weight financially, it's much harder to get deals done. I don't think it's that tricky to understand.

Woolf has hardly done much to impress when given the chance and until quite recently there was really no reason to even consider dropping Thomas or Kitching. A lot of your comments seem to just be hindsight biased, it's very easy to say we should have changed things when you're looking at 5 or...

It's not just about the keeper's ball playing ability, it's about dictating the areas they play in to. If a keeper is poor with his feet you might prefer to let him have the ball and force him to attempt a longer pass or just hoof it which generally benefits the defence.