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What difference will that make? Even if he's any good :whistle::thinking about::slap::pimp::o:guitar2:Once he's got the measure of Sisu he'll be off.

:claping hands::claping hands::claping hands::claping hands:

True, cannot understand why we don't get a sub on.....?? Now is the time, surely?

That'd be good, Bit more strength and energy required.

Meanwhile Sheffers is ruling the show, I suppose?:facepalm:

Most certainly, it was a pitiful decision.....and particularly in light of MGoaldick's idiotic booking at Stevenage. I thought Robins gave us an insight there just how much he still has to learn.

Bloke's a clown.....but unfunny tbf.

Water under the bridge .....tho' his biggest mistake - playing McGoaldik in his last game - was a sign that he's not a great manager.

Yes -but "The whirlygig of time brings its revenges" Shakespeare:guitar2:

Dan, Dan, DAN, DAAAAN! :-)

At Sheffrey's age he is going to find it hard to play once a week let alone twice. He's lost a few pounds but just cannot recover in time - not physically possible. When fit he offers something different but not even close at the moment and this has been the case for over a year ffs.

When Sheffrey last make any significant impact on any game? Cant even remember when he last scored??

This is true. And the truth is a rare commodity, you know?:guitar2:

Sisu though will be quite happy for us to miss out. They'll faff around and even then stick with Carsley BECAUSE HE IS THE CHEAP OPTION.:mad::facepalm:

Di Canio aint the full ticket. He provides a bit of colour to the otherwise utterly dull world of professional football but his politics stink.

The issue of morals and sport is an interesting one. For me Di Canio is tainted by his salute because he hasn't publicly acknowledged that it was stupid or that he renounces any form of fascistic association. That is black and white, however, in the case of Marlon KIng who has served a...

George Orwell (thank God he changed his name from Blair :p) understood that Communism was at best theoretical, in practice it was just fascism with a different label. He fought for the left in Spain but saw at first hand atrocities on both sides. Orwell, unlike the vast majority of writers, knew...

Communism means quite different things to many though.....(I know history... what went on in Russia, etc.) Fascism, on the other hand is quite different and will forever be an ideology associated with suppression of minorities and has no place in modern Europe - a continent that has overseen...

Lazio though, for whom Di Canio played for, is a club well known for its right wing tendency. This goes way beyond simply being right of centre; Mussolini supported them and even recently the SErbian right were embraced by the "ultras" who had a subversive role in the way the club was run. Di...

FANNY POWER :D 'tis the name of a great Oirish tune, so it is.