Grendel
Well-Known Member
Astute by name and stupid by nature
Learn to comprehend then I'll reply to you again
As long as it doesn't upset GoddenHard work win - not pretty at times - MR has to rotate all you muppet armchair managers -
by the way the Saka song is shite - needs an update with something simple
Told y'all already,Hard work win - not pretty at times - MR has to rotate all you muppet armchair managers -
by the way the Saka song is shite - needs an update with something simple
Dude. Nobody posting songs on here expects them to get used at gamesStop making up shit Saka songs. He has a good one. Use that.
Definitely a penalty.Just reading through the Millwall forum out of interest.
some thinly veiled racism towards Sakamoto and they didn’t think it was a penalty.
Left the page shortly after that
Dude. Nobody posting songs on here expects them to get used at games
BolloxNo, ignoring what was an abysmal first half performance and a mediocre 2nd half performance against poor opposition is “so fucking SBT”.
We were fortunate to win today and the performance for the most part was not good enough. They could have had 3 in the opening 20 minutes.
Agree. We’ll also do well to beat Stoke at home considering the game is away.Will do very well to get a win at Plymouth to be honest, very good at home
We did ride out luck 1st half!Bollox
Fortunate my arse
Top use of dude m8
Robins will continue to rotate the players, it’s what he does, whether SBT likes it or not. He see himself as having a deep squad, and the more games we win the more it looks like he does. As to Wright, 11 goals and 5 assists so far in all competitions, and I’d like to think he’ll put 3 past Maidstone in the first half, for those targeting 22 he’ll get there. Job done vs. Milwall, we want a win at Plymouth (15th) away and then thrash Stoke (20th) at home before taking on PNE. These 5 February games need to be won because in April and May we still have the other 4 teams above us; we will be dropping points in the run in.
Why? Is there connection?If he was Danish, would it be called a Dutch cap
We’re Coventry city fans, of course we spend time after a win picking out a player or two to call shit.
(I’ve been watching too much TikTok)
Dude. Nobody posting songs on here expects them to get used at games
Only when he’s gone ?As long as it doesn't upset Godden
Super, super Tats
Super, super Tats
Super, super Tats
Super Sakamoto
Yep their left back by the north standJust been sent a video of the elbow on Sakamoto which doesn't seem to have been mentioned. It's horrific. A red all day long.
Just been sent a video of the elbow on Sakamoto which doesn't seem to have been mentioned. It's horrific. A red all day long.
Sense of Deja VuDude. Nobody posting songs on here expects them to get used at games
So it can be reported and something done about it? As the ref took no action (and not for the first time).Yep their left back by the north stand
Saka goes over and the ref sends him away
They are, but we are good on the break - like the second goal. As others have said in the past that means we are suited to away games but not so much at home when we are expected to press and dominate. Plymouth's defence is a leaky as one of Francis Drake's old boats.Will do very well to get a win at Plymouth to be honest, very good at home
I think I was at a different game to some of you....
I thought it was an average performance with a few bright spots. Had we scored at the start, it could have been different.
1. Robins' selection almost cost us the game. Three of the back four have not been regular starters and Da Silva in particular is just is not up to this standard. Looked better once Thomas came on. Their goal was lucky, but we were poor at start in the face of a physical, direct, Millwall challenge. Robins redeemed himself with early substitutions; Lati in midfield for Eccles surprised me but definitely worked.
2. Robins-ball is getting very predictable. Sides know what we do. We piddle around, it ends up back at Collins who lacks the kick to get it up there. The players look terrified of taking a chance. Sometimes territory is as useful as possession
3. Torp is the real deal. Great corners, free kick and a real scrapper. But he's too like Eccles, which is partly why the substitution worked.
4. Wright is a great acquisition. He had scored the penalty before he kicked it (mind you I could barely look). But he is not a big target man. We only have one of those on the books - Simms - and Robins must begin to trust him, partly because it frees up Wright to stay left.
5. O'Hare (my MotM) provides the energy. His exploitation of open play is absolutely vital. I hope EMC and others can fill that gap.
Could go on.....
He is a stickler for repeating a winning team, which I can understand. Today though that defence was asking for trouble against this particular opposition.They are, but we are good on the break - like the second goal. As others have said in the past that means we are suited to away games but not so much at home when we are expected to press and dominate. Plymouth's defence is a leaky as one of Francis Drake's old boats.
With Hardie and Whittaker, Robins cannot piss around with the defence - MvE (underwhelming today). Kitching, Thomas, Bidders with Lati sitting in front. Catch them on the break and Bob's your uncle.
With Kitching out, what possessed him to leave out Thomas as well today?
I think I was at a different game to some of you....
I thought it was an average performance with a few bright spots. Had we scored at the start, it could have been different.
1. Robins' selection almost cost us the game. Three of the back four have not been regular starters and Da Silva in particular is just is not up to this standard. Looked better once Thomas came on. Their goal was lucky, but we were poor at start in the face of a physical, direct, Millwall challenge. Robins redeemed himself with early substitutions; Lati in midfield for Eccles surprised me but definitely worked.
2. Robins-ball is getting very predictable. Sides know what we do. We piddle around, it ends up back at Collins who lacks the kick to get it up there. The players look terrified of taking a chance. Sometimes territory is as useful as possession
3. Torp is the real deal. Great corners, free kick and a real scrapper. But he's too like Eccles, which is partly why the substitution worked.
4. Wright is a great acquisition. He had scored the penalty before he kicked it (mind you I could barely look). But he is not a big target man. We only have one of those on the books - Simms - and Robins must begin to trust him, partly because it frees up Wright to stay left.
5. O'Hare (my MotM) provides the energy. His exploitation of open play is absolutely vital. I hope EMC and others can fill that gap.
Could go on.....
He did and feel that’s partly because we made an effort to put balls over the defence. With a bit more accuracy it’s a tactic that could work.Maybe I’m mental but Wrighr again looked ten times more dangerous up front than Simms or Godden have. He was inches away from being through on goal two or three times in the first half. Needs Torp and the like to hit him earlier with better balls though.
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