Winny the Bish
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Kitching going from “the defender we need to upgrade” to “clearly better than Thomas” in the space of 48 hours because we won a game is peak forum behaviour.
Kitching going from “the defender we need to upgrade” to “clearly better than Thomas” in the space of 48 hours because we won a game is peak forum behaviour.
I've always found the 2 of them to be a fairly similar standard personally. That standard being much better than Lati and Binks.It was never the case was it really. A stubborn Robins froze him out.
According to many on here yesI don’t think the consensus has ever been that Kitching is the one that needs to improve.
Kitching going from “the defender we need to upgrade” to “clearly better than Thomas” in the space of 48 hours because we won a game is peak forum behaviour.
Torp missed last year's pre-season, so it's no surprise that it took him a long time to show his best form.Agree with that. By far his best game. It’s what we should have been seeing for over a season. Let’s hope it’s not a one off
Accept that. But pre-season is in July and August. The season runs until the following May.Torp missed last year's pre-season, so it's no surprise that it took him a long time to show his best form.
What a strange thing to say. Maybe the truly modern man ( whatever that means) has to be there 27/7 when his wife is expecting.Going to work instead of being with your wife while she goes into labour is truly unhinged behaviour, but that pass for the EMC goal WAS very good…
*KitchingReally pleased Kitchen is really starting to show quality and consistency. Always thought he would.
Worth remembering that although Robins froze him out, he did deserve to lose his place. First off, he was suspended at the start of last season and Binks’ defensive shortcomings hadn’t fully revealed themselves.
In 23/24, Kitching’s form had sunk somewhere between the Wolves game where he was excellent and the Man U game where he looked totally out of sorts. Most of us will remember how the season fell totally flat and some of that is on him.
Fair play to him for pulling his finger out, getting in shape and getting his place back.
27/7 would be a stretch, but I’d have thought most dads want to at least be there to help during the labour! And I think he still would have got paid too…What a strange thing to say. Maybe the truly modern man ( whatever that means) has to be there 27/7 when his wife is expecting.
But to most of us bought up in the real world, playing a professional football match for which you are being paid thousands of pounds, you would automatically break off your husbandly duties and return later.
It called working for a living, not all of us had time off to have babies
As a mother of two I can tell you IMO most men are of no use in the delivery suite. This is an open secret amongst women. It is a modern idea we could do without. It's part of this, "we had a baby" nonsense.27/7 would be a stretch, but I’d have thought most dads want to at least be there to help during the labour! And I think he still would have got paid too…
27/7 would be a stretch, but I’d have thought most dads want to at least be there to help during the labour! And I think he still would have got paid too…
Meant 24/7 obviously. And he had to go to work. Doesn’t look much like a midwife either.27/7 would be a stretch, but I’d have thought most dads want to at least be there to help during the labour! And I think he still would have got paid too…
Ha, well that’s true enough - although it didn’t stop my wife from taking a very dim view of my idea of going to Wembley last season when our due date coincided with the playoff final last season. I imagine the Kitchings have a different dynamic!As a mother of two I can tell you IMO most men are of no use in the delivery suite. This is an open secret amongst women. It is a modern idea we could do without. It's part of this, "we had a baby" nonsense.
His partner will have managed perfectly well without him there.
... Retreats to safe distance
At last, women who says it as it is. So all you woke daddy’s to be,do as she said and stay out of the way.As a mother of two I can tell you IMO most men are of no use in the delivery suite. This is an open secret amongst women. It is a modern idea we could do without. It's part of this, "we had a baby" nonsense.
His partner will have managed perfectly well without him there.
... Retreats to safe distance
Thankfully, there aren't many workplaces nowadays that wouldn't afford a father-to-be time off to attend the birth of their child. I am sure there would have been no issue with Kitching missing the game should he have chosen to.It called working for a living, not all of us had time off to have babies
Might be useless but possibly creates that bond between father and child if they're present at the birth.As a mother of two I can tell you IMO most men are of no use in the delivery suite. This is an open secret amongst women. It is a modern idea we could do without. It's part of this, "we had a baby" nonsense.
His partner will have managed perfectly well without him there.
... Retreats to safe distance
hundred percent agree. I thought Eccles was at fault for all 3Why does nobody ever give the midfield shit for their shoddy cover and simply blame thomas or kitching
Like 2 centre halves can stop the world irrespective of whats going on around them
Wasn't really Robins who froze him out in fairness.Robins downfall was accelerated by his freezing out Kitching. We were crying out for him but something had obviously happened between them.
Playing very well now for Frank.
Yeah Bobby was chuffedGood for us that he did play, and I don't doubt it was with his partner's full blessing.
Good to see you back mateWasn't really Robins who froze him out in fairness.
Started 25 out of 35 in 23/24 & then 5 out of 13 under Robins last season.
It was after that he only started 1 of the next 12.
Wasn't really Robins who froze him out in fairness.
Started 25 out of 35 in 23/24 & then 5 out of 13 under Robins last season.
It was after that he only started 1 of the next 12.
As Nan would say, “ worra load ofMight be useless but possibly creates that bond between father and child if they're present at the birth.
Otherwise it's just a small crying shit machine that suddenly appears in your house.
Why does nobody ever give the midfield shit for their shoddy cover and simply blame thomas or kitching
Like 2 centre halves can stop the world irrespective of whats going on around them
More cope. They have a DM sit with them and hold their hand. And again most of their failures are loss on concentration at set pieces giving the ball away or losing their man. We aren’t getting ripped apart on the break, or massively overrun, we are handing out goals like they’re bracelets at a Taylor Swift concert. The defence is crying out for some organisational ability and defensive wisdom. People are desperate to put the blame anywhere but the two players tasked mainly with defending our goal.
He was losing his head at,was it Ipswich they lost 4-1 proper losing it with the officials, I have to say he was right to as well.And yet , the data is telling Sheffield united to spend a few million on one of them
Maybe they plan to put him next to the experienced jack Robinson
Wasn't really Robins who froze him out in fairness.
Started 25 out of 35 in 23/24 & then 5 out of 13 under Robins last season.
It was after that he only started 1 of the next 12.
I mean our left back gets more sleep during 90 minutes than I do in a night. Countless times teams get success down that side of the pitch.More cope. They have a DM sit with them and hold their hand. And again most of their failures are loss on concentration at set pieces giving the ball away or losing their man. We aren’t getting ripped apart on the break, or massively overrun, we are handing out goals like they’re bracelets at a Taylor Swift concert. The defence is crying out for some organisational ability and defensive wisdom. People are desperate to put the blame anywhere but the two players tasked mainly with defending our goal.
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