You're wasting your angst guys..Poveda won't get a start unless
Harry or Costa get injured or suspended. And while you're about it, don't
expect Januaryin to get a game unless Bamford ditto.
Mind you, we have got 7 games in Feb so I suppose even Mr. Neverchange may
think about resting
You just reminded me Kev - Costa! I’m really surprised by how ineffective and
lightweight he is. I presume if Poveda is any sort of player then Costa’s days
are numbered.
Re Dallas, I’d start with Shackleton over him every game, although concede
Dallas has contributed more in some games than I
Great comeback, felt relieved rather than jubilant at the end, which is
probably unfair after such a performance.
Have to say that Pablo seemed to be the one came out after half time with the
belief that they could still win. The early goal helped.
What about Bielsa selling the Dummy? All
Right! My memory is not what it used to be. What were we saying?
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020 at 11:03, Jim Moran wrote:
> That was 4-3 from 3-0 down. 2-3 at half time though. 1997.
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That was 4-3 from 3-0 down. 2-3 at half time though. 1997.
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020 at 11:00, Ted wrote:
> Not sure it was 0-2 at halftime, but didn't we come back from 2 down to
> beat Derby 3-2 around 1998?
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>
> On Wed, 29 Jan 2020 at 10:55, Richard Naef <
> rich...@triumph-computers.co.uk>
>
Not sure it was 0-2 at halftime, but didn't we come back from 2 down to
beat Derby 3-2 around 1998?
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020 at 10:55, Richard Naef
wrote:
> I think I heard the last time we came back from being 2 goals down at
> Halftime and winning at ER in the league was 87 under Bremner - but I
I think I heard the last time we came back from being 2 goals down at Halftime
and winning at ER in the league was 87 under Bremner - but I could be wrong (or
downright elistist!)
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Hardly relevant anymore, but I was particularly upset about the
ball-on-the-touchline incident leading to their 2nd goal.
It has been a bugbear of mine down the years that that law is not properly
administered. The ball wasn't out..it had not COMPLETELY crossed
the line. BUT, incidents
United are back, Bamford is back, our promotion dream is back
Whilst we still have 20 or whatever it is cup finals to go, this game did seem
to have some sort of defining moment about it.
Pre game the talk was split between discussing the new arrivals and whether our
blip had become a slump and
At the start of last season Bielsa said we would make mistakes and give the
ball away at times, but we would fight to get it back. (Am probably
paraphrasing but you get my gyst) - Ayling is the living embodiment of that.
Passing with his right foot has been a challenge, but Milwall made him
>Loved Bamford's celebration after the >3rd.he just knew there would
>be such a roar of delight he immediately >covered his ears!
Not sure thats what he was doing, looked more like a truculent 'told u so' to
the fans, when the majority have supported him through his lean periods that's
If you watch their second goal, the Millwall player cupped his ears to the
Leeds fans, in the traditional “I can’t hear you” taunt. I think Bamford, being
the shithouse that he is, was referring to that?
Ed.
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> On 29 Jan 2020, at 08:58, Robert Heath wrote:
>
> Loved
Loved Bamford's celebration after the 3rd.he just knew there would
be such a roar of delight he immediately covered his ears!
Trying to keep my feet on the ground and remembering that after we had
great comeback wins v Villa and B/burn last year we were convinced that we
were nailed on
I thought some of his forward runs were great and that seems to be an area of
his game that he has improved but for pure defending, he's not doing at the
moment. The first goal was shocking although I also think Kiko should have been
on it
On Wednesday, 29 January 2020, 08:44:29 GMT, Nick
In many ways Ayling had a shocker of a game but that cross for the third was
perfection.
Season changing game.
Nick
> On 29 Jan 2020, at 08:23, Jim Moran wrote:
>
> If big Kev gives Bamford the competition he needs to play like he did
> second half then it’s a master stroke. Fully expect
If big Kev gives Bamford the competition he needs to play like he did
second half then it’s a master stroke. Fully expect both players to play
their part, but given Kev looks like exactly the same type of player as
Bamford (perhaps with better finishing) and knowing what Bielsa is like,
they won’t
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