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You’re unlucky then Brian. You obviously weren’t there when we thrashed them 4-0 under Di Mateo. Now that was a good away day.I had forgotten that one Keith, but unfortunately missed it. Just as well i'm not going !
He's a grafter and doesn't quit.
He's been a bargain and I think he will continue to be useful going forward. We need strikers in the squad so he can be played out wide.
Spot on. I remember a few seasons ago we were playing Wigan at home, who were in the bottom three, everyone was predicting an easy win and we got beat 1-0.Indeed and Cedric was man of the match.
Sides with nothing to play for (apart from pride) can be a huge banana skin as the pressure is off them and they can play with more freedom. There is the flip side though in that the last thing Rotherham will want is another heavy defeat.
You can't put them in the Halfords because logistically it's a nightmare given the location of the train station and the parking of coaches.
The alternative to the Smethwick for away fans is the East Stand Smethwick side.
Really?What you say is true, but the teams below us are not paying anything near what we are. In my opinion we are overpaying
We're sitting 5th in the table, with the teams above us mostly having higher wages bills than us.
And in Layman’s terms, what does all of this mean?
Was Trev The Shed not the Director at Albion, Trevor Summers? Not sure?Yes, called so because he had a shed building business. A figure of fun to some people, but he loved the club without a doubt.
From the above 1967 team line-up, the only player I cannot remember is Dennis Clarke.Sure do, Dennis Clarke in the 1968 Final became the first ever substitute in an F.A Cup Final when he came on for Yorkie Kaye.
Anyone remember him? What a great squad that was led by Graham Williams - a top class full back.
Seem to remember John Kaye was a hard as granite Yorkshireman who did very well as a number 9 post the Derek Kevan era and later in his career Kaye reverted to centre-half and again excelled in that position. Jeff ‘The King’ Astle took over the number 9 shirt and the rest is history.
I just had a quick look at the website, and it appears to be a sell-out.
I was just chatting with a bloke at work who is a church goer, and he asked me how it came about that we took TLMS as our anthem?
I couldn't answer and the only thing I could find online was one suggestion from 8 years ago that stated it was a cup game in the 70's against Everton when a load of drunks sang it because the match was being played on a Sunday, and then it reappeared regularly again from the 90's?
Is this right?
Considering all the things he apparently can't and doesn't do I'm taking it as a bonus that two of the things he can and does do are put some effort in and hit the back of the net every now and again. We've got what we paid for and continue to pay for in wages.Good post...spot on, not a patch on Kenneth Zohore
A lower league wide forward with enthusiasm, a good work ethic and a desire to succeed who under normal circumstances would not have been expected to carry this amount of workload due to injuries. There's room for improvement but overall he's doing just fine.
Yes, but remember that he won't be getting the quality service he has been used to in the shape of Grant, who is ineligible to play.Like that...med me loff
Doesn't mean he's any good, remember Paul Williams we got from Stockport 😭😭😭.Of course I remember him, but Pieters is a mismatch for a 6ft 5ins centre forward in a heading battle . In fact so is Okay
