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The problem with Murillo at Forest is that the little possession we have of the ball highlights his weaknesses Stick him in a side that dominates the ball and these will largely be negated, and all of his immense talent will shine That's his worth to a "bigger" club

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:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: You never fail to come up with the goods Alf!

Everton's form and the hammering against Chelsea count for nothing given that all Sean Dyche has to do is tell his players to stick crosses into the box at every opportunity, knowing as he does that we are utterly hopeless at defending them Which is exactly what they did in the home fixture

Sounds like it could be Heartbreak Hotel for the Blues!

I don't know but we need Alf to do us a Tangelos Marinakis MS Paint job

Felipe is done, he's looked shot in his last few appearances and mentally is demob happy

Well, quite We've been forced into playing Murillo and Omo but all things being equal next season I'd like to see some experience brought in at CB Also we could, you know, have stuck by our club captain who whilst not being the most gifted CB in the world never failed to put in a shift instead...

Agree with this I love Murillo (and Omo for that matter) but I think having two 21 year old centre backs starting games has weakened us defensively

Also, Wish.com Kier Starmer in front of him

Blimey Fawaz has let himself go!

My Dad who was in the forces and who is sadly no longer with us was there with me and my sister. He would happily discuss things he'd seen in the army if asked but the one thing he never would talk about was Hillsborough, not even to us I think in his own way he was trying to deal with it for...

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I couldn't agree more

Oh I don't think Cooper was blameless in all of it - as I say I think the relationship between the two broke down, I highly doubt it was one person being all right and the other all wrong, it's never like that in life

I don't mind a bit of passion from the owner and I'm not going to lie I liked seeing him greet the players of the pitch The problem arises when that kind of passion tips over into an over-involvement in matters that he shouldn't directly be engaged in

I think what's become clear is that for whatever reason the relationship between Coops and the big man had broken down, and broken down to such an extent that Cooper was disposed as much for non-footballing reasons as what was going on on the pitch So I have reluctantly come to the conclusion...

On a serious note, I was there that day, a sixteen year old lad, along with my sister (a mere fourteen years old) and my Dad and Uncle and I still feel it in the pit of my stomach whenever the memory of what I witnessed surfaces, we all do Why do people think those of us who were there want to...