JDS has been one of best players this season, as i previously stated the "issues" he has are mostly taticial as he was being asked to push very high up which left space in behind him.I’m really not worried about protecting that JDS goes on a free, that whole LB dept needs a revamp.
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Oh come on he would play for Hull and Millwall
They took Whittaker off! He was totally not in the game apart from one long range strike that killed the seagullThe same Whittaker who thrives at playing more as an inside forward and is shite as a more traditional wide player? We must have watched a different game buddy because Dasilva handled him well and our tactics were set up to perfections to limit Boro’s threat
Hull have Ryan Giles at LB, if people say JDS can't defend he is far worse.He means Dasilva.
Correct. Jay Dasilva played him out of the game. An outstanding performance.They took Whittaker off! He was totally not in the game apart from one long range strike that killed the seagulli knew they were out of ideas from that point on
But far superior going forwardsHull have Ryan Giles at LB, if people say JDS can't defend he is far worse.
is he? They are very different players on the ball but Giles is still a much worse defender.But far superior going forwards
If you overspend and end up with a massive wage bill you have to reduce your wage bill or you become another Leicester or similar.Genuine Q: do you keep improving the squad or do you lose your best players each time you’re relegated? I think best is to replace what you can, stay up, then replace some more. But either way it’s a huge ask.
A lot of it comes down to not taking too much of a risk but strengthening at the same time. Those clubs going back down with an unsustainable wage bill are those that have the biggest problems. They then have to sell and rebuild. This season was all about continuity and I wouldn't want to change it.The issue there is you have to keep getting promoted which isn't exactly a given and if you look at what happened to similar clubs doing that in the form of West Brom, Norwich and Burnley, it either hasn't led to establishing themselves in the top flight or has led to becoming stuck in the Championship.
The wildcard in all of this is King. Would he sell the club at its peak value as a top flight club owning its own stadium complex? If the answer is yes, then depending on who he sells to you could be able to spend significantly more in that first season.
Which is generally where Dasilva spends his time defendingIt’s Cally Fedora, knows as much about football as I do about minute black holes in deep space
There's that stupid English language again, just use i instead of u when talking about time, not aimed at you procdoc just the vagaries of our language.🫣It’s Cally Fedora, knows as much about football as I do about minute black holes in deep space
Mmmm, the bar really wasn’t high for him. Has had a reasonable season consisting of a spell of 15-16 games (his purple patch) where we were firing on all cylinders and the defense was an afterthought. We were scoring 4’s and 5’s and still conceding 2 or 3, papering over some of the cracks.The entire squad needs replacing if we go up. Dasilva has been fine and one of the more consistent players this year.
Don’t think it’s unreasonable to want to know when the new contracts expire tbf.
Blimey.Someone is so desperate for likes they are failing to see obvious lighthearted comments. The moderators on this site really are pathetic.
Blimey.
No idea what you’re going on about. It clearly wasn’t a serious comment ffs - grow up.You going to make up some more shit about me now? Talk about the inmates running the asylum.
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