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£37 is a bit steep. Still bought one though!Cov have cheapest season tickets in the chumps, fleecing visiting supporters clearly is part of their model
I see a line of feet,Fabrotta sat crying as they deliberately do not offer him the pumice stone.
Glad to read you're not in a pickleThought I spring into a response.
Surely any difference of opinion is an argument?
I do accept your opinion, I just don't agree with it (regarding Armstrong). I will continue to debate with you and anyone else I disagree with. That's what forums are for.
All be it minus our international contingent and those recovering from injuries, knocks and niggles a consecutive run of days on the training pitch should do us the world of good. Here's hoping. Go tickle their tummies and powder their lovely soft feet Mogga. COYB
Do all those question marks mean they're in the poo under or is it under review? There's a poem in there somewhere.
I'm not concerned about him long-term. Why not? Because I don't think Joe Wildsmith has a long-term future as our number one. Short to medium at a real push perhaps but definitely not long-term in my honest opinion.
I'm far more concerned about another fixture passing by with little evidence of the systems, structures or repeatable patterns of play in place to keep goals out at one end and increase our likelihood of scoring at the other.
Leeds and Burnley were great but otherwise performances have been largely meh. And before anyone posts the obvious one line counter about us lacking a consistent goal threat under our previous incumbent I couldn't care less because he's moved on and so should we.
I'm on about the here and now and the run in as without those repeatable patterns at either end we'll continue to be vulnerable at one end without carrying a sufficient threat at the other regardless of who's in goal.
No man is an island,I actually heard pundits bemoaning Salah yesterday,I mean it’s not like he has been the outstanding prem player all season??…and I can’t stand that red lot…
But they should have enough to at the very least make a competitive game yesterday even if Salah had an off day…they didn’t they were awful .
I cannot see Salah staying there …unfortunately I do think that their lead will be enough for the league,but if they could just lose the next two games it would be great television.
They are on fire at the minute it has to be said, domestically and in Europe.
I am not fully up to speed with their financial issues, but it seems a complete mess behind the scenes, but with their academy continuing to produce gems like Yamal, Gavi, Cubarsi, Pedri etc they seem to be able to sustain it on the pitch.
West Ham got given the Olympic stadium
A really good draw for Valencia away at Girona last night taking them up to 16th in the table.
This is the thing. Without him, or Swift making passes through the eye of a needle, there was no creativity whatsoever on Saturday, it was quite concerning.
Racic was on loan and Frab was free and unknown.I really don't get your point, the question was biggest disappointment, I REALLY wanted us to have unearthed a LB and the fact he has been binned off by both managers is a major disappointment, both for us and him but also for Styles having to cover a position which he hasn't covered before, very well as it happens, I dread to think how we would have fared without Styles
Frabotta
OOh Racic, i'd forgot about him, such was his impact.
Ugly nature of the Championship I'm afraid.
Again. Nobody suggested he was Steve Bruce incarnate. Yet to suggest there were no similarities in their outcomes on the pitch during Tony Mowbray's first seven games would be a falsehood.
I'm greatly encouraged to see our progress against the likes of Leeds and Burnley. Now we're at this level of performance I look forward to us maintaining it for the run in. COYB
Griffiths was Player of the Season in his time at Bristol Rovers. You couldn’t ask for a more ringing endorsement from any set of fans.
It’s tough for a keeper - other players make mistakes and they often get forgotten, but a keeper error is usually very costly and well remembered.
In that sense I have a lot of sympathy - for example, why didn’t Armstrong take his great chance last night? What about the players who misplace passes and fail to control the ball? It happens all the time - the difference is it rarely costs a goal, and a missed chance is never seen as equal to a goal conceded. Even a sitter.
But Wildsmith’s had a run and proved only so-so in several games - last night’s howler was a real shocker. So surely Griffiths now deserves the same chance.
The interesting thing about this argument is when posters (inc myself) say that Diakite/Fabrotta/Cole…should at least be given a chance…it’s shot down with 1001 managers have seen them in training and therefore they don’t think they are good enough .
But now after a handful of games we should drop the keeper (who has actually been ok) in favour of one that the coaches see in training every day and BTW got plenty of critic when we lost to the dingles …
It feels like some are almost willing him to make an error do they can say told you so .
The jammiest of all jammy clubs in the history of football. No doubt about it sadly