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Tremendous evening. We've done it. Dumped out of the top flight with Wilder's failing Galacticos, struggled to recover but did with Hecky's unlucky punchers and now valiantly promoted back to the top flight after a dogged yet assured battle to retain the runner's up place we'd held for over half a season despite nervy moments and capable contenders. The city is ours. We are Premier League. Congratulations to the club and the players and the staff, despite off field shenanigans which are still unresolved. The hard work is over, but the hardest work is ahead still.

No big shocks for our lineup which brought back the wonderkids in midfield because the idea I feel was to get at them early and dominate and score. This we didn't do and in fact for long spells of the first half looked nervy and somewhat outmatched by WBA who showed capability to get back up the other end and at least try to score. No matter hat we did it looked clueless. We played endless passes round the back and at one stage had six players in a line (Lowe - McAtee - McBurnie - NDiaye - Anel - Baldock) all being marshalled by their back four as Berge stood looking for someone to drop short and receive because lumping it long clearly wasn't working with a pretty abject McBurnie as the target man. When it did go out wide the crossing was piss poor or we overplayed it with the ball ending up back with Fodders. A packed BDTBL fell strangely silent for a good 20 minutes as the crowd issued a collective 'Fuck's sake Blades' gesture. Doyle did his best to clean up in the middle and get us facing forward and every time Starboy got on the ball WBA shat themselves but as much as he pressed, there was no real lay off or runners to take the three men he had on him all evening. McBurnie, his out-ball, was characteristically unsighted for much of the game. You just knew Hecky had to change things as we swapped ends and kicked toward the kop.

Second half was a slowish start with still scrappy flashes of inconclusive play but as the hour approached we made the 3-4-2-1 work at last and started to push WBA up the pitch and go on the attack. NDaiye, who had been slick and lively all evening intercepted a shit backpass and fed Berge who had had something of a playing revolution and he tapped it home coolly. How good did that goal feel, firstly because it soothed our nerves, secondly because it effectively destroyed a resolute WBA, thirdly because at that moment we were promoted but more importantly because Berge had capped a very productive fifteen minutes since the break where he seemed to be everywhere all of a sudden? From that moment too we decided to get at WBA and seal the deal. We did just that and good old Anel gets a far post volley from George's obviously well-placed volleyed 'through ball pass' to the far post to put the icing on a very lovely cake.

Foderingham 7/10: Always confident and assured and decent couple of saves
Baldock 8/10: Absolutely raging tonight. Full blooded and fearsome, always driving forward in that resolute right wing back role and a great assist!
Anel 7.5/10: Big night for him and a great performance with surges forward and good intercepts. Well taken opportunists goal worthy of a centre forward. McBurnie, take note
Egan 8/10: Though he was solid tonight and didn't make many errors, save for his 50p unmarked header into the kop
Robinson 8/10: The most improved player in the recent era of the club. Rock solid.
Lowe 4/10: Well, we know now where to stick or twist next season and he's a card we can have face up please, dealer. Fucking poor tonight and rather error prone throughout. If he's out of depth here, he aint coming upstairs with us, surely?
Berge 9/10: For his second half showing alone and that was only 40 minutes. Turned the game for us after a quiet, unimpressive first 45.
Doyle 8/10: Terrific midfield general game for him. He was all over the pitch digging it out, laying off, moving forward with the ball and showing why he gets the nod above Norwood. Fucking buy him please.
McAtee 6.5/10: Grafted but much of the play for him didn't drop
NDaiye 7.5/10: Tremendous player. How the ball sticks to his feet and he simply nicks it and keeps it is a thing of wonder. The only player I have ever seen gifted with that ability was one that nearly signed for us once. Who might that be?
McBurnie 4/10: Reverting to an ineffective McPub mode once again. PL ready? Doubt it. He needs to play in the next three and score goals or I say ship him out.


Fleck 5/10: Nice cameo but not much to report on
Norwood 4/10: Doddy footed with imaginative but practically useless punts and kicks in the air. Normal service resumed.
Sharp 6/10: Dug out trying to get his 250th goal but not much dropped for him
Basham and Bogle no marks

HJ&SMcC 10/10: Got us promoted, despite some worrying performances at times and off field fuckery. Be nice to think what Fallowfield reckons once his ban is up and he comes back.

Big thanks to all staff and players for another promotion to the top flight in an exciting season of typically Sheff Utdness. They deserved this and should enjoy the praise.

Over at S6 however ...

Footnote: Might be nice now to be finally free from the grunter triad of Prutton Goodman and that other cunt Hinchcliffe offering biased and frankly stupid commentary on our games on Sky. Once or twice is acceptable and worthy of discussion but every single fucking time is frankly beyond a joke. I hope they enjoy seeing their fucking team fail hard whilst we ascend upwards.

UP THE FUCKING BLADES.

pommpey
 

Tremendous evening. We've done it. Dumped out of the top flight with Wilder's failing Galacticos, struggled to recover but did with Hecky's unlucky punchers and now valiantly promoted back to the top flight after a dogged yet assured battle to retain the runner's up place we'd held for over half a season despite nervy moments and capable contenders. The city is ours. We are Premier League. Congratulations to the club and the players and the staff, despite off field shenanigans which are still unresolved. The hard work is over, but the hardest work is ahead still.

No big shocks for our lineup which brought back the wonderkids in midfield because the idea I feel was to get at them early and dominate and score. This we didn't do and in fact for long spells of the first half looked nervy and somewhat outmatched by WBA who showed capability to get back up the other end and at least try to score. No matter hat we did it looked clueless. We played endless passes round the back and at one stage had six players in a line (Lowe - McAtee - McBurnie - NDiaye - Anel - Baldock) all being marshalled by their back four as Berge stood looking for someone to drop short and receive because lumping it long clearly wasn't working with a pretty abject McBurnie as the target man. When it did go out wide the crossing was piss poor or we overplayed it with the ball ending up back with Fodders. A packed BDTBL fell strangely silent for a good 20 minutes as the crowd issued a collective 'Fuck's sake Blades' gesture. Doyle did his best to clean up in the middle and get us facing forward and every time Starboy got on the ball WBA shat themselves but as much as he pressed, there was no real lay off or runners to take the three men he had on him all evening. McBurnie, his out-ball, was characteristically unsighted for much of the game. You just knew Hecky had to change things as we swapped ends and kicked toward the kop.

Second half was a slowish start with still scrappy flashes of inconclusive play but as the hour approached we made the 3-4-2-1 work at last and started to push WBA up the pitch and go on the attack. NDaiye, who had been slick and lively all evening intercepted a shit backpass and fed Berge who had had something of a playing revolution and he tapped it home coolly. How good did that goal feel, firstly because it soothed our nerves, secondly because it effectively destroyed a resolute WBA, thirdly because at that moment we were promoted but more importantly because Berge had capped a very productive fifteen minutes since the break where he seemed to be everywhere all of a sudden? From that moment too we decided to get at WBA and seal the deal. We did just that and good old Anel gets a far post volley from George's obviously well-placed volleyed 'through ball pass' to the far post to put the icing on a very lovely cake.

Foderingham 7/10: Always confident and assured and decent couple of saves
Baldock 8/10: Absolutely raging tonight. Full blooded and fearsome, always driving forward in that resolute right wing back role and a great assist!
Anel 7.5/10: Big night for him and a great performance with surges forward and good intercepts. Well taken opportunists goal worthy of a centre forward. McBurnie, take note
Egan 8/10: Though he was solid tonight and didn't make many errors, save for his 50p unmarked header into the kop
Robinson 8/10: The most improved player in the recent era of the club. Rock solid.
Lowe 4/10: Well, we know now where to stick or twist next season and he's a card we can have face up please, dealer. Fucking poor tonight and rather error prone throughout. If he's out of depth here, he aint coming upstairs with us, surely?
Berge 9/10: For his second half showing alone and that was only 40 minutes. Turned the game for us after a quiet, unimpressive first 45.
Doyle 8/10: Terrific midfield general game for him. He was all over the pitch digging it out, laying off, moving forward with the ball and showing why he gets the nod above Norwood. Fucking buy him please.
McAtee 6.5/10: Grafted but much of the play for him didn't drop
NDaiye 7.5/10: Tremendous player. How the ball sticks to his feet and he simply nicks it and keeps it is a thing of wonder. The only player I have ever seen gifted with that ability was one that nearly signed for us once. Who might that be?
McBurnie 4/10: Reverting to an ineffective McPub mode once again. PL ready? Doubt it. He needs to play in the next three and score goals or I say ship him out.


Fleck 5/10: Nice cameo but not much to report on
Norwood 4/10: Doddy footed with imaginative but practically useless punts and kicks in the air. Normal service resumed.
Sharp 6/10: Dug out trying to get his 250th goal but not much dropped for him
Basham and Bogle no marks

HJ&SMcC 10/10: Got us promoted, despite some worrying performances at times and off field fuckery. Be nice to think what Fallowfield reckons once his ban is up and he comes back.

Big thanks to all staff and players for another promotion to the top flight in an exciting season of typically Sheff Utdness. They deserved this and should enjoy the praise.

Over at S6 however ...

Footnote: Might be nice now to be finally free from the grunter triad of Prutton Goodman and that other cunt Hinchcliffe offering biased and frankly stupid commentary on our games on Sky. Once or twice is acceptable and worthy of discussion but every single fucking time is frankly beyond a joke. I hope they enjoy seeing their fucking team fail hard whilst we ascend upwards.

UP THE FUCKING BLADES.

pommpey
Always enjoy your views and we can relax now for the rest of the season. Thank you.
 
Tremendous evening. We've done it. Dumped out of the top flight with Wilder's failing Galacticos, struggled to recover but did with Hecky's unlucky punchers and now valiantly promoted back to the top flight after a dogged yet assured battle to retain the runner's up place we'd held for over half a season despite nervy moments and capable contenders. The city is ours. We are Premier League. Congratulations to the club and the players and the staff, despite off field shenanigans which are still unresolved. The hard work is over, but the hardest work is ahead still.

No big shocks for our lineup which brought back the wonderkids in midfield because the idea I feel was to get at them early and dominate and score. This we didn't do and in fact for long spells of the first half looked nervy and somewhat outmatched by WBA who showed capability to get back up the other end and at least try to score. No matter hat we did it looked clueless. We played endless passes round the back and at one stage had six players in a line (Lowe - McAtee - McBurnie - NDiaye - Anel - Baldock) all being marshalled by their back four as Berge stood looking for someone to drop short and receive because lumping it long clearly wasn't working with a pretty abject McBurnie as the target man. When it did go out wide the crossing was piss poor or we overplayed it with the ball ending up back with Fodders. A packed BDTBL fell strangely silent for a good 20 minutes as the crowd issued a collective 'Fuck's sake Blades' gesture. Doyle did his best to clean up in the middle and get us facing forward and every time Starboy got on the ball WBA shat themselves but as much as he pressed, there was no real lay off or runners to take the three men he had on him all evening. McBurnie, his out-ball, was characteristically unsighted for much of the game. You just knew Hecky had to change things as we swapped ends and kicked toward the kop.

Second half was a slowish start with still scrappy flashes of inconclusive play but as the hour approached we made the 3-4-2-1 work at last and started to push WBA up the pitch and go on the attack. NDaiye, who had been slick and lively all evening intercepted a shit backpass and fed Berge who had had something of a playing revolution and he tapped it home coolly. How good did that goal feel, firstly because it soothed our nerves, secondly because it effectively destroyed a resolute WBA, thirdly because at that moment we were promoted but more importantly because Berge had capped a very productive fifteen minutes since the break where he seemed to be everywhere all of a sudden? From that moment too we decided to get at WBA and seal the deal. We did just that and good old Anel gets a far post volley from George's obviously well-placed volleyed 'through ball pass' to the far post to put the icing on a very lovely cake.

Foderingham 7/10: Always confident and assured and decent couple of saves
Baldock 8/10: Absolutely raging tonight. Full blooded and fearsome, always driving forward in that resolute right wing back role and a great assist!
Anel 7.5/10: Big night for him and a great performance with surges forward and good intercepts. Well taken opportunists goal worthy of a centre forward. McBurnie, take note
Egan 8/10: Though he was solid tonight and didn't make many errors, save for his 50p unmarked header into the kop
Robinson 8/10: The most improved player in the recent era of the club. Rock solid.
Lowe 4/10: Well, we know now where to stick or twist next season and he's a card we can have face up please, dealer. Fucking poor tonight and rather error prone throughout. If he's out of depth here, he aint coming upstairs with us, surely?
Berge 9/10: For his second half showing alone and that was only 40 minutes. Turned the game for us after a quiet, unimpressive first 45.
Doyle 8/10: Terrific midfield general game for him. He was all over the pitch digging it out, laying off, moving forward with the ball and showing why he gets the nod above Norwood. Fucking buy him please.
McAtee 6.5/10: Grafted but much of the play for him didn't drop
NDaiye 7.5/10: Tremendous player. How the ball sticks to his feet and he simply nicks it and keeps it is a thing of wonder. The only player I have ever seen gifted with that ability was one that nearly signed for us once. Who might that be?
McBurnie 4/10: Reverting to an ineffective McPub mode once again. PL ready? Doubt it. He needs to play in the next three and score goals or I say ship him out.


Fleck 5/10: Nice cameo but not much to report on
Norwood 4/10: Doddy footed with imaginative but practically useless punts and kicks in the air. Normal service resumed.
Sharp 6/10: Dug out trying to get his 250th goal but not much dropped for him
Basham and Bogle no marks

HJ&SMcC 10/10: Got us promoted, despite some worrying performances at times and off field fuckery. Be nice to think what Fallowfield reckons once his ban is up and he comes back.

Big thanks to all staff and players for another promotion to the top flight in an exciting season of typically Sheff Utdness. They deserved this and should enjoy the praise.

Over at S6 however ...

Footnote: Might be nice now to be finally free from the grunter triad of Prutton Goodman and that other cunt Hinchcliffe offering biased and frankly stupid commentary on our games on Sky. Once or twice is acceptable and worthy of discussion but every single fucking time is frankly beyond a joke. I hope they enjoy seeing their fucking team fail hard whilst we ascend upwards.

UP THE FUCKING BLADES.

pommpey
Just a "reyt neet", as I've said elsewhere. First half I was worried (as usual), once Berge's goal went in, barring daftness, it was job done. Brilliant!!
 
The player to whom you were referring, Pompey , was , I believe, Diego Maradona and Ndiaye is the closest we've ever had
 

A long time admirer of these posts, but first time I’ve commented, Felt your review of the first half was overly harsh. We dominated but just needed a bit of quality. Had to be patient as they have a lot of quality and came to frustrate. Deserved 3 points! UTB
 
And moving from Maradona to another chunky little lad , Fleck should not be here next season.
And , considering for a moment what I see of the PL on MotD , neither should
Lowe
Stevens
Norwood
Osborn
Sharp (unless as coach)
McBurnie

Hecky has some unpalatable decisions to make this summer.
But he must not get sentimental.
 
The player to whom you were referring, Pompey , was , I believe, Diego Maradona and Ndiaye is the closest we've ever had
At the risk of bringing opprobrium upon myself, I love(d) Diego Maradona and everything he did and stood for. But I'm also very fond of Argentina, having been there twice. Diego playing at Bramall Lane would indicate having died and gone to a truly amazing heaven! 🍻🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
 
Tremendous evening. We've done it. Dumped out of the top flight with Wilder's failing Galacticos, struggled to recover but did with Hecky's unlucky punchers and now valiantly promoted back to the top flight after a dogged yet assured battle to retain the runner's up place we'd held for over half a season despite nervy moments and capable contenders. The city is ours. We are Premier League. Congratulations to the club and the players and the staff, despite off field shenanigans which are still unresolved. The hard work is over, but the hardest work is ahead still.

No big shocks for our lineup which brought back the wonderkids in midfield because the idea I feel was to get at them early and dominate and score. This we didn't do and in fact for long spells of the first half looked nervy and somewhat outmatched by WBA who showed capability to get back up the other end and at least try to score. No matter hat we did it looked clueless. We played endless passes round the back and at one stage had six players in a line (Lowe - McAtee - McBurnie - NDiaye - Anel - Baldock) all being marshalled by their back four as Berge stood looking for someone to drop short and receive because lumping it long clearly wasn't working with a pretty abject McBurnie as the target man. When it did go out wide the crossing was piss poor or we overplayed it with the ball ending up back with Fodders. A packed BDTBL fell strangely silent for a good 20 minutes as the crowd issued a collective 'Fuck's sake Blades' gesture. Doyle did his best to clean up in the middle and get us facing forward and every time Starboy got on the ball WBA shat themselves but as much as he pressed, there was no real lay off or runners to take the three men he had on him all evening. McBurnie, his out-ball, was characteristically unsighted for much of the game. You just knew Hecky had to change things as we swapped ends and kicked toward the kop.

Second half was a slowish start with still scrappy flashes of inconclusive play but as the hour approached we made the 3-4-2-1 work at last and started to push WBA up the pitch and go on the attack. NDaiye, who had been slick and lively all evening intercepted a shit backpass and fed Berge who had had something of a playing revolution and he tapped it home coolly. How good did that goal feel, firstly because it soothed our nerves, secondly because it effectively destroyed a resolute WBA, thirdly because at that moment we were promoted but more importantly because Berge had capped a very productive fifteen minutes since the break where he seemed to be everywhere all of a sudden? From that moment too we decided to get at WBA and seal the deal. We did just that and good old Anel gets a far post volley from George's obviously well-placed volleyed 'through ball pass' to the far post to put the icing on a very lovely cake.

Foderingham 7/10: Always confident and assured and decent couple of saves
Baldock 8/10: Absolutely raging tonight. Full blooded and fearsome, always driving forward in that resolute right wing back role and a great assist!
Anel 7.5/10: Big night for him and a great performance with surges forward and good intercepts. Well taken opportunists goal worthy of a centre forward. McBurnie, take note
Egan 8/10: Though he was solid tonight and didn't make many errors, save for his 50p unmarked header into the kop
Robinson 8/10: The most improved player in the recent era of the club. Rock solid.
Lowe 4/10: Well, we know now where to stick or twist next season and he's a card we can have face up please, dealer. Fucking poor tonight and rather error prone throughout. If he's out of depth here, he aint coming upstairs with us, surely?
Berge 9/10: For his second half showing alone and that was only 40 minutes. Turned the game for us after a quiet, unimpressive first 45.
Doyle 8/10: Terrific midfield general game for him. He was all over the pitch digging it out, laying off, moving forward with the ball and showing why he gets the nod above Norwood. Fucking buy him please.
McAtee 6.5/10: Grafted but much of the play for him didn't drop
NDaiye 7.5/10: Tremendous player. How the ball sticks to his feet and he simply nicks it and keeps it is a thing of wonder. The only player I have ever seen gifted with that ability was one that nearly signed for us once. Who might that be?
McBurnie 4/10: Reverting to an ineffective McPub mode once again. PL ready? Doubt it. He needs to play in the next three and score goals or I say ship him out.


Fleck 5/10: Nice cameo but not much to report on
Norwood 4/10: Doddy footed with imaginative but practically useless punts and kicks in the air. Normal service resumed.
Sharp 6/10: Dug out trying to get his 250th goal but not much dropped for him
Basham and Bogle no marks

HJ&SMcC 10/10: Got us promoted, despite some worrying performances at times and off field fuckery. Be nice to think what Fallowfield reckons once his ban is up and he comes back.

Big thanks to all staff and players for another promotion to the top flight in an exciting season of typically Sheff Utdness. They deserved this and should enjoy the praise.

Over at S6 however ...

Footnote: Might be nice now to be finally free from the grunter triad of Prutton Goodman and that other cunt Hinchcliffe offering biased and frankly stupid commentary on our games on Sky. Once or twice is acceptable and worthy of discussion but every single fucking time is frankly beyond a joke. I hope they enjoy seeing their fucking team fail hard whilst we ascend upwards.

UP THE FUCKING BLADES.

pommpey


Sorry Pommpey. I do enjoy reading your assessments, but tonight everyone is 20 out of 10, regardless of performance.
They get that mark for the pure joy they have just given me. Thank you Blades!😊
 
We are premier league, thanks pommpey for your as ever astute match report's. The key to success in football is to find a way to win and Hecky, his staff and the players have done that all season. Spot on about the pundits, understand hinchcliffe and prutton even if they should leave their bias at home,but goodman I just don't get ,was he kidney punched by Billy whitehurst or what,he's a twat of the highest order
 
And moving from Maradona to another chunky little lad , Fleck should not be here next season.
And , considering for a moment what I see of the PL on MotD , neither should
Lowe
Stevens
Norwood
Osborn
Sharp (unless as coach)
McBurnie

Hecky has some unpalatable decisions to make this summer.
But he must not get sentimental.
Not sure about Lowe, Osborn and McBurnie. The rest are still tough decisions.

I think there is place as #2 CDM for Norwood, same applies to JLT. I know JLT is not on your list but we need his dynamism as a scary LCB, or even LWB back up.

The player budget for new arrivals will not go far and we have to be patient and cautious about letting supporting role players quality go begging.
 
Fabulous night, only just got to bed, thankfully found hotel bar still open after midnight as London Road was pretty much shutdown! SYP apparently don't want midweek celebrations ffs! We just achieved the richest prize in English football, but we can't celebrate past midnight when most of us left BDTBL after 10.30?
Spot on as always, nervy start, but we do deliberately run the energy out of teams like WBA. We may fuck about in our half and it is frustrating at times, but they were running around like idiots 1st half. After about 30 minutes they gave up pressing us so much, by 60 minutes they looked fooked. I think this is a Hecky tactic. Our players run for 90 or more, but not stupidly.
Anyway, Berge was for the most part a revelation, controlling the midfield, brilliant cross field balls, and ran like train to meet Illi's lay off. Where was our mighty No.9? Shouldn't he have been there? Tracking back Berge did look laboured at times, something more he needs to improve, but there is massive progress and rightly MOM from you, and also from me.
McB has to go, he just can't play football tbh. The team actually bypassed him most of the night, they can't trust him to do anything positive. Billy did more in the short time he was on. God I hope he gets that 250th goal before the end of the season.
Illi, well, that cut back to leave their No.6 floundering was amazing. And the sense to lay off to Berge was a sign of maturity. Not sure about the dancing at the end, but it shows his love and enthusiasm for the Blades. Wherever he goes eventually, he will always remember his roots, I'm sure of that.
To the other players and backroom staff, I think all played their own part tonight and through the season, and I thank every single person at the club.
Hecky, you have become the genius manager that I will admit that I doubted earlier. An absolutely fantastic achievement. FA Cup semi, not disgraced by possibly the best team the world has ever seen? And the most straightforward promotion I have experienced as a Blade, we still have 3 games to go.......ffs!
I salute you Sir Hecky.
Financially the club is secure as long HMS spunk the muneh attitude has gone. EPL here we come with Furious George breathing out fire and brimstone. Beware!
Sorry, maybe too much late night Jamesons, but what the Hecky!
An absolutely fantastic night in our history.
 
Wes 9/10 for that first half save.
Furious 10/10 for being George and being Furious. Small man mountain tonight.
Lowe 4/10 I'm being generous
Egan 8/10 defended ok but don't ever go forward for a corner again, ten fucking bob head is a compliment
Robbo 10/10, was just fucking Robbo. Medium sized man mountain.
Anel 10/10, he has a cat with those flat ears and volleyed in a beauty. Full size man mountain.
McAtee 7/10, not at his best but he loves us.
Berge 10/10, lovely hair, lovely lad, scored that fucking beauty, I love him.
Doyle 12/10, rock and fucking roll with this lad. Man mountain with an even bigger man mountain on his shoulders. Owned midfield, immense performance from this lad.
Illi 10/10, has everything you could ever want in a footballer, and in a game of cheats, he doesn't cheat. I think I love him.
McBurnie 10/10, cracked that Leeds cunt and smashed his phone.

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George looked liked he was on amphetamines. Was a bucket of aggression and suddenly beyond speedy.
A wonder to behold.

And what a great goal Berge’s was. Mainly because of Iliman’s superb feint and cut inside and Berge’s classy dink over the top of some desperate sliding legs. World class the pair of them.
 
Cheers pommpey and thanks for the accurate and fun analysis throughout the season.
After a nervy and times first half performance we saw an energetic and positive second half.

Sander Berge producd a performance that showed passion and a willingness to influence the game. There was no coasting from him last night and finally showed that if in the right frame of mind he can be brilliant. I thought Doyle played well throughout and Furious George was like a Tasmanian devil all night.

I hope we can do some sort of deal with City for Doyle.. He has really been a different player in the second half of the season. Great to see loan players who buy into the ethos of the club.

Just an honest assessment on Lowe. Lots of energy and willingness to get on the ball. A mixed performance from him. Overall.,the one major drawback is his decision making. He rushes into tackles when he should shadow..

Hecky and the coaching staff did a great job. Not that we had champagne performances all eeaon. There were days we looked like a bunch of individual players rather than a cohesive team. Resilliant, that is the key thing that has been built.
 

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