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Thought Okoli was excellent yesterday and did bail out Thomas a couple of times but invariably, in the lower divisions, the team’s trickiest and paciest player is the right winger and this always leaves Thomas struggling. He had the job yesterday of also attacking down the left and linked up well with Doyle. I sit in front of someone who is very anti Thomas, (was also always anti KDH, so perhaps not the best judge). When Thomas laid the ball back to Doyle for his goal, he said, what’s the use of that! . I think it counts as an assist.

And I can pass 500 times And I can pass 500 more To be the team that pass 1000 times Before we lose the ball da da da da, da da da da, da da da da da da da

I can pass 500 times And I can pass 500 more To be the team that pass 1000 times Before we lose the ball Da da da da, da da da da da da da da…

You’ll be leading with pelters presumably. How about trying to show support for the players or are they to get pelters too. Do you actually know why most people attend the matches? Believe it or not it’s the hope that this time it will work out, and trying to encourage the team is more likely to help than booing .

Ooh, a surprise Christmas present for someone 🎅🏻🎅🏻

Be interested to see what sort of reception Savage gets. He usually sticks up for Leicester on the radio but blotted his copybook when playing for Birmingham by waving a pretend card around when Elliott was sent off. As he is a reminder of better times, I think he will get a good hand.

If they have irrefutable evidence of their innocence, why was this not presented to the panel who found them guilty? Would you really hold back evidence that backed up your claims of innocence?

Going to see it tomorrow

Deduct them 20 points for each of the next 5 years. Champions League qualification impacted.

Agree. If he plays well, it benefits us and might spark interest from elsewhere for him.

2 weeks ago on the transfer deadline day, Talksport said Faes was off to West Ham and Page to Man Utd.

But it’s an irrelevant stat. Score more goals and you win. Even if you make one chance and take it but opposition have numerous and don’t. Bit like the possession stats. Look at us when we won the league. Possession wasn’t our big thing but we won games without having more possession. It really does boil down to just scoring more than the opponents.

Pointless stat. They lost the game.

You’re welcome Coleen

Good luck to him. There seems a few too many snide remarks towards him on this forum. Nobody on here actually knows what options he’s had, just wish him all the best and hope the Burnley fans get as much enjoyment from as we did.

The stats at half time showed Souttar having 62 touches and Alves only 15. The amount of frustrating play, involving Souttar standing on the ball on the halfway line, then passing it forward 2 yards to a player with 2 opposition on his back, getting it back and having nowhere to go. Absolutely no forward drive from the team. I assume this is down to the manager and his outdated tactics.How did Oxford score? Direct fast breaks down the wings, then a cross on the run into the middle. Does our coaching staff do any homework on how our opponents play cos we seem to be taken by surprise every game. They obviously know our game as slow build up, slow defenders too high up the pitch and we take so long to reach or not reach the area, that their defence is able to have a little chat whilst waiting. RM system is outdated and mind numbingly boring, but more importantly, is losing us matches.

Are you under 30? Rocking All Over The World was a big song for City fans in the 90s at the Wembley trips. It always got the crowd going. It was nearly always played for so many years after a good home win, of which there were many at that time. It may have killed the atmosphere for you but for many, it recalls happier times.

Second favourite group after the Beatles. Saw the at the DMH. Great songs.

He is shaky and often puts the defenders in trouble when he play it out. Not helped though by having no strong physical presence in the middle of the defence. What happened to the square jawed tough defenders like Huth? Him and Wallington would probably strengthen the defence 😉

How can any manager/coach, think that playing parallel to the goal by playing across the pitch, getting within 25 yds of the opponents goal then going back to the halfway line or further, is the way to try and win matches? Yesterday, particularly in the 1st half, the Burton keeper could have sat in the stand. We play the ball backwards so often it is mind numbingly boring. I cannot understand how coaches think this is the best way to play. We actually haven’t got the players to do it anyway. And it is Soooooo boring and frustrating. Also, are the players ever aware just how long is left in a match. The amount of times when there’s about 1 minute left and we’re dilly dallying around our own penalty are as if we’ve got loads of time.

20 years .Still don’t get what your point is about STs

10 years does not constitute a generation. Not sure what you mean about ST sales.

It doesn’t compare to Forest as their glory days were 2 generations ago.

I did that. Just thought I might have had some confirmation.

Thank you.