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I did too but his fault or not he was crap.Who gave him stick under Adkins? Cmon own up .... I did.
Who gave him stick under Adkins? Cmon own up .... I did.
What a fool I was.
Gave it away to the fucking back of the net with such power I thought he’d borrowed Thor’s Hammer...
Majestic throughout. Clearly Man of the Match.
There it is.
Me. We were right at the time.
It’s best not to go through old ground but he clearly lacked effort if nothing else but he put that to bed a long time ago.He was still recovering from a serious injury. If that justifies ‘stick’ you were right; otherwise, no.
It’s best not to go through old ground but he clearly lacked effort if nothing else but he put that to bed a long time ago.
Him, along with quite a few others are Premier league standard when they put the effort in needed along with the quality they possess, which let’s be honest, we have some quality ball players from back to front at the moment.
Who gave him stick under Adkins? Cmon own up .... I did.
What a fool I was.
.......as a dealer or the Beetroot?I probably did at some point, but on the last day of the season, I argued with the fella sat in front of me who was going mental at him. I told him he'd be a very good player with a good manager and he loudly disagreed. I liked him before he was cool I think this makes me a hipster. (I loved Baxter as well mind.)
Not wanting to be picky but if you watch the highlights I think you'll find that actually it was a Blade touched it first - blatant handball before smacking into the crowd so take back that terrible accusation that Lord Coutts gave the ball away!!After Coutts scored the next touch was by a reading player.![]()
You say that as though you are surprised. Have you learned nothing about how Wilder changes the attitude of good players who were playing below themselves?Indeed. Not least Baldock and Stevens who both look remarkedly good footballers.
You say that as though you are surprised. Have you learned nothing about how Wilder changes the attitude of good players who were playing below themselves?
It will be a long, intense season where we will pick niggles up or Wilder will at some point want to rotate the squad, like he did at Forest so he will get his chance but I do know what you’re saying.You have to feel sorry for Lundstram, who himself is a decent looking player. But he must be sat on the bench thinking how the hell am I going to break into the team.
Yes we've noticed. You still love Wierfat.I’m afraid I’ve learned very little.
I still yearn for the return of Nick ‘The Maestro’ Montgomery. Nothing less will suffice...
You have to feel sorry for Lundstram, who himself is a decent looking player. But he must be sat on the bench thinking how the hell am I going to break into the team.
Superficially, yes, it’s a shame a talented player is stuck on the bench. But Lundstram is young and still developing, and there’s no better environment for him to learn and improve than under the guidance of Wilder and Knill and playing alongside Coutts, Fleck and Duffy. His chance will come.You have to feel sorry for Lundstram, who himself is a decent looking player. But he must be sat on the bench thinking how the hell am I going to break into the team.
He was still recovering from a serious injury. If that justifies ‘stick’ you were right; otherwise, no.
After Coutts scored the next touch was by a reading player.![]()
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