Search results

He does it, but he just goes through the motions, there's no intensity. On the occasions he does it with intent he's very good at it but it's nowhere near often enough.

Autism. I knew you had some sort of condition, it's just come to me, you're on the spectrum.

Just seen a picture of Sakamotos gash, (ooh matron). Not nice but probably preferable to a break or ligament damage Edit - he could have one of them as well, shit

Well protecting is their main job. Distribution wise the whole defence wasn't great, even MVE

There was a spell of pressure in the 2nd half where he cleared 3 consecutive balls into the box. If we're talking distribution then wasn't great from all the back 4 but first priority was the clean sheet

He was making clearances when we looked under pressure and was streets ahead of Thomas.

Thought Kitching played well

Big improvement. Long way to go but much better. Kitching, Wright, Eccles and Rudoni stood out for me .

In the period you're talking about we've come from behind to beat Leicester and Wolves. Pulled Man U back from 3-0 down and beat Leeds. There was nothing wrong with team spirit last season whatever else was,wrong. The apparent issues with attitude have started this season.

Then drop them, like he did with Wright. He can't be playing unmotivated players because King and his blowing don't like it.

I agree. And as we're currently the only side in the league without a loanee odds are that the teams that go up will utilised the loan market. I would add though that some on the forum have said we did try to bring a loan in but it fell through.

I'm dreading it. Got a bad feeling about things at the moment. I'm normally the last person to welcome an international break but looking forward to the next one.

Not looked mate, he's dead to me!

Don't think he's the first businessman to take this attitude when buying a football club. Probably the first to do it and get a song sung a about him though.

My mistake, I've been roped in by a multi. Well played.

He said it on sky mate. It's a bullshitters paradise.

Because if we'd kept those players we could have spent a fraction of what we had and still beca better team. Which just proves that transfer spend isn't a great metric for judging where you should be when taken in isolation.

Again, it's not my fault you're having difficulty understanding my point about the players that have left. And I'm not contradicting myself because I never said we weren't underachieving, just that we haven't spent 45 mil this season, which we haven't. Where did you get that figure from?

The man who couldn't get a tune out of one of the worlds most expensive squads, that Graham Potter?