Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
I take the point though thought he did well in patches. It's more about him providing a calm, experienced head and covering multiple spots. I think he's done though given how much he was used in the run in.
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isaacs
Viv Anderson
Great shout, i'll miss Big Don if he goes because he gave us that presence in the middle that funnelled the opposition out wide. His cameo when he came back from injury against Brighton was another huge performance. And when he went off at home to Bournemouth we completely went to shit, that was the game i realised his importance to us because i was indifferent about his signing last summer.
I am still fuming about that Bournemouth second half performance, f***ing hell
Est.1865
Screw The PL
Looks like he’s taken on the #8 squad number to me.
eyupmeduck
Geoff Thomas
Don't hear from him directly very often at all but he seems to have a wise head on his shoulders
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Monkman
Grenville Morris
Think it's slightly disappointing that pretty much everyone is calling for him to be dropped after an excellent performance in a season where he's barely been on the pitch.
Cloughie1975
John Robertson
Very underrated in my view.
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Aye… he was my man of the match at Wolves.
Cloughie1975
John Robertson
An ideal man in a relegation battle,Rocka-he always gives 100%.
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
Absolutely, Cloughie.
Rzar
Bob McKinlay
There is a reason he's always been in and around the squad, he is like a manager when he's on the pitch.
Thought he was good v Wolves after such a long time not playing, he made a couple of tackles which set the tone & people can slate him for missing that chance, but he created it with smart pressing. I have always liked Kouyate.
Mr. Blonde
Jack Burkitt
Good lad
Monkman
Grenville Morris
He got stick for the miss, without any credit for making up the ground and getting the challenge in to create it. I also think it was a better save than it first looked, think it was heading into the corner-ish and was pretty well struck.
Rockabilly
GAFF LAD. "Open your knees and feel the breeze"
This.
Omar Devone Little
Mr Realistic
What's he expected to say though really?
"The manager is a dickhead who never picks me."?
This is all standard player/media stuff and you can rest assured that if a change is made the players will be coming out saying how training is now different and they need to knuckle down for the new gaffer etc. In short it's all just media-trained soundbites with no real meaning.
"The manager is a dickhead who never picks me."?
This is all standard player/media stuff and you can rest assured that if a change is made the players will be coming out saying how training is now different and they need to knuckle down for the new gaffer etc. In short it's all just media-trained soundbites with no real meaning.
Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
It's unlike you to put a negative spin on things Omar. Are you ok?
Why not just DM Eyupmeduck and request him not to upload stuff like this if it bothers you that much.
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Cortez the Killer
Impressive member
Other than that failure in the defensive wall against Brentford, he's always been a model pro.
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YellowBelly Red
Viv Anderson
You can have all the talent in the world, but if you aren't prepared to put a shift in and graft for the shirt, then it means nowt.
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
His appearance V Burnley in the cup was truly dreadful - impressive that he could step in to such good effect couple of months later without playing in between, though a good reminder that we definitely have better midfielders in the squad... If they can find the same level of commitment.
Irish Wolf
First Team Squad
Or, alternatively, he is genuine in what he says. And given that he has been on the fringes I think his words carry more weight.
Red Dog in a Forest
Viv Anderson
"I won the lottery once, but unfortunately it was on a Wednesday night.
I couldn't sleep that night and so I ended up banging my head at work the next day and had to have a couple of days off. I even missed overtime on the weekend....and it was time and a half.
What am going to do with 20 million anyway?" said Omar.
I couldn't sleep that night and so I ended up banging my head at work the next day and had to have a couple of days off. I even missed overtime on the weekend....and it was time and a half.
What am going to do with 20 million anyway?" said Omar.
It's Baggio
John Robertson
He's been dreadful pretty much every time he's stepped on the pitch since the World Cup.
Did OK against Wolves though & I wouldn't be surprised if he started again v Tottenham as it will almost certainly be a sit deep/25% possession job.
GreeksBearingGifts
Stuart Pearce
The Premier is especially hard for midfielders in my opinion. It chews them up and spits them out. So it's not uncommon for a midfielder coming out of hibernation to shine in a match if he has the level of commitment required. Fresh legs.
trentside69
Viv Anderson
It's not uncommon for a midfielder to appear to have a poor game especially when he is not hiding and putting himself out there being prepared to sacrifice for the team.
Doing all the dirty work and then a striker who has been idle for most of the game snatches the winner and grabs the glory and the headlines
congo_red_49
Ale Ape
He's not..