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Nice try. If they're so meaningless why did you pop up Ponti's goal per minute with McNulty? Admit you were wrong.

23 regular season, 2 play-offs. these are counted towards the league total in the stats. Just admit you're wrong. Btw checked the Ponticelli stats. In the league (inc playoffs he scored 5 with him on the pitch with an average of 96 minutes as you say. Overall inc cups its 6 goals at an average...

I can assure you I have only taken the league minutes into account with the 25 goals (plus the play-offs). Care to show me your stats for a change to show why they're wrong. Nice try again at deflection and saying, but penalties etc.to try and deflect from the fact that, once again, you're...

My disappointment was that England didn't walk off. They've said they were going to and that they heard plenty of racist abuse after the second warning, so they should have followed through with their threat. Especially in a game you're winning very very comfortably and then run the risk of...

Have a stopped clock. Immediately stops any time wasting.

i knew you'd argue for some reason. That was for the league. If you want cup games added in fine. Without 2,244 minutes, 12 goals (187 mpg, 1 every 2.07games) With 2,064 minutes, 16 goals (129 mpg, 1 every 1.43 games) So no he didn't score 1 more with Biamou on the pitch than without. In fact...

If it's a single tournament all players should play off the same tee.

Sometimes people that are good at something naturally aren't the best teachers because they don't fully understand what it is they're doing differently. It just happens naturally for them. That's why so many of the top managers and coaches weren't absolutely top class players - it didn't come...

As you wish McNulty played 1,945 minutes without Biamou and scored 10 goals (goal every 194.5 minutes, or one every 2.16 games) McNulty played 1,749 minutes with Biamou and scored 15 goals (goal every 116.6 minutes, or one every 1.3 games) Now perhaps you can use that supposedly photographic...

All very well, but he's not playing. What about Godden, Hiwula, Baka, Biamou etc - they're the ones that matter.

Isn't that what training is for? Can we say we can't blame the coaching for passing going astray? Or for goalkeeping errors? Or poor free-kicks and corners? In fact, is there any point in them training at all?

I suppose it should, with the 3.8% being the conversion rate.

Once the Syrians have got rid of the Turks expect them to turn on the Kurds and wipe them out.

Would be nice just for a change - big guy at the front post to flick on or at the very least make a nuisance of himself and block the keepers view.

But he'd also be a very principled one as he'd refuse to deliver anything beyond the first man.

Or World Rugby taking Scotland to court for misrepresentation, as they claimed they were a rugby team ;)

Or one that your anti-Biamou stance refuses to acknowledge....

In a two-up-top formation maybe not. McNulty thrived with Biamou and I think Godden may be another. Let a strike partner do the donkey work, let him concentrate on scoring, Hiwula and Godden have played together most games this season and despite the chances haven't scored as many as they...

So which players do we switch out?

Dabo is suspended