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Not from any possible angle.

If you are viewing it objectively, then political colours should have no dog in this fight, as the notion that political bias is consciously or unconsciously purchased by favours of any magnitude cannot (and must not) not be disregarded in favour of political point scoring. Non-partisan decisions are just not possible in a world where gifts form some sort of allowed valueless currency.

Oh for sure, but the contract offer was not made recently, it was done when Enzo was still here and after a very good season. Was hardly a surprising offer.

True and I understand those reservations, just find it difficult to ditch what was such a key player the previous season, a season we won the league in some style, and said player was a critical part of that. But saying that, suppose these are exactly the sort of decisions those with the big bucks are paid to make.

I get what you are saying, but if Fatawu (for example) starts, he likely won’t finish the game, and is he more destructive later? Cannot see the harm in trying it to be honest!

History rewrite, episode XXIV well underway I see. He was epic last year, accept being wrong and move on.

Must be honest, I am sold on @StriderHiryu explanation here, and that it’s a system problem rather than JJ being consistently crap. This obviously does not mean it’s ok, Cooper has to fix this systemic issue, although if we do have this systemic issue, we could just play Ricardo anyway!!

Agree. He does not seem the like the sort of bloke to keep his trap shut, won’t shout out, but can easily imagine he will tell it as he see’s it in private.

This is not how the human condition works at all.

You aren’t catching much with that bait

He doesn’t have to play Enzo style, but he does need to find a solution to the RB isolation.

Those expectations were set when the manager appointment was made against the troublesome backdrop at the time. Without those distractions, you can easily see how someone like Potter would have arrived. This does not mean Cooper cannot (and should not) aim for more, for his own progression if nothing else, but to reset expectations whilst changing nothing is hopeful I would suggest, as nothing has really changed beyond what could be described as a minor over performance against original expectations. Maybe that means we got the original expectations wrong, as that begins to seems likely on the current trajectory.

Monday so rewatching the game, and Buonanotte is really something special

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By that logic we should close "Cooper Out" after winning two in a row

You may hate it, but it’s a fact in part at least, yes we have some of the folks who were there before, we have the infrastructure, but we also have players who were not previously Premier League players, and even those who were may have suffered the indignation of a relegation to contend with. However, I do agree that our recent experiences must also in turn help us with those who have been there before.

The illustration about the JJ defensive (perceived) errors was very interesting and helps alleviate some of the disdain for him building, it’s a systemic issue, and one you also address by highlighting how Enzo addressed the imbalance.

Yeah I heard, it is really most impressive. Wilf.

The infinite rollercoaster

Did I hear him say yesterday that we should expect to see Ricardo very soon?

Can we have it graphical novel form? Starting to sound quite exciting

Yes, can see the comparison and would argue both conclusions are polarisation at their worst.

B is closest but too negative.

I doubt this is true.

Not much for holding a position where it is then impossible to change thanks. He is fantastic btw, did not say that already?