metalblade
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He was one of my favourite players but now he is so far of the pace he has to resort to thuggery, wouldn't be bothered if he was sold at the end of the season.
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hes not on his own im afraid i think at least 6 of this squad need to be moved on plus 3 or 4 deadwood weve also got major rebuild neededHe was one of my favourite players but now he is so far of the pace he has to resort to thuggery, wouldn't be bothered if he was sold at the end of the season.
Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?A great player is Fleck. I look forward to seeing him at his best again next season in the championship when we have put this mess of a season behind us. Hopefully not another injury to hinder him and the team as a whole is a bit more positive.
Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
Now.Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
You are definitely an optimist, we'll see but I reckon I'll be rightWhy can you only see another season of injuries and poor form? He should thrive once again in the Championship and there’s zero evidence to back up your claim he’ll spend large parts injured
Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
I'd argue that he proved he was good enough last season though. Not a world beater, but clearly capable and was running some games like we know he can. He even scored a few goals, which I can't remember him doing in the promotion season!
I think there needs to be a careful balance in assessing who should and shouldn't continue with us going forward. Someone like Fleck, who has had 4 outstanding seasons from 5, and had excuses early this season with injury is someone who I'd be inclined to give the benefit of the doubt to. I think we could have Fernandinho in midfield, and he'd be made to look average because of the muppets around him, and the fact our heads go down as soon as we concede.
We start replacing them this summer but not all at once. Just a few each transfer window for two seasons and then we can compete at a higher level, as these did for a season.Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
Nothing to do with optimism. There’s nothing to back up your theory that he’ll spend large parts of next season injured.You are definitely an optimist, we'll see but I reckon I'll be right
You have two seasons to judge fleck on for the premier league. A year where we were great and he was one of the stand out performers and one year affected by injury, a global pandemic and the rest of the players around him losing form. I'd argue the latter isn't the one we should judge him on.Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
obviously?!You are definitely an optimist, we'll see but I reckon I'll be right
no i didnt horrible crude challenge but i also didnt like le celsos reaction either stamping his hands and feet like a 4 year old kid mind thats the modern day footballer for you patheticAt his best he's great. As Jimmy he's not. And I don't like the nasty streak on showed on Sunday.
Some of the best midfielders in the world have/had a nasty streak. Admittedly not so much today due to tackling becoming obsolete. His challenge on Sunday was a red IMO but I like to see it in a player.At his best he's great. As Jimmy he's not. And I don't like the nasty streak on showed on Sunday.
He's had it twice?![]()
Scotland: John Fleck tests positive for Covid-19 at training camp
Scotland midfielder John Fleck has tested positive for Covid-19 at the national team's base in Spain.www.bbc.co.uk
Poor bugger. Reckon the long covid has been a big reason for his struggles this season.
Get well soon Flecky!
It would seem so!He's had it twice?
Absolutely unsold on the “Fleck is toast” mantra that has been a common thread amongst many of y’all.
A superb technical footballer at his best.
UTB
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Scotland: John Fleck tests positive for Covid-19 at training camp
Scotland midfielder John Fleck has tested positive for Covid-19 at the national team's base in Spain.www.bbc.co.uk
Poor bugger. Reckon the long covid has been a big reason for his struggles this season.
Get well soon Flecky!
Its nice to be positive about The Blades ... however commiserations to Flecky UTB![]()
Scotland: John Fleck tests positive for Covid-19 at training camp
Scotland midfielder John Fleck has tested positive for Covid-19 at the national team's base in Spain.www.bbc.co.uk
Poor bugger. Reckon the long covid has been a big reason for his struggles this season.
Get well soon Flecky!
Ok, so he has a good season in the Championship and let’s say we even get promoted back to the Premiership - then what do we do because clearly he isn’t Premiership standard. This is the problem the next manager has - most of our current squad are not good enough to play in the Premier League so at what point do we start replacing them ?
Coulibaly, Jebbison, RND, Mowatt, sessignon (loan), Garner (loan)Now
Coulibaly, Jebbison, RND, Cairney, Sessignon on loan.
Three of them will cost us nowt
Two of them paid for with change to spare from Berge's sale
Also got JOC to come back If he still wants to be a footballer instead of a boxer
Job done
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