Paninistickers

Careful....you'll have the cucks liking your post by the ball load

Just thinking same tbh. Stolarcyk should come in. I've had enough of him

Nice to be right sometimes 😏

In terms of ability, they are about the same. They've both 'gone' to such an extent, they are no longer of professional standard. But at least Bertrand had the decency to be permanently injured and not play..

If we could get that wnker Coady off I'd be kinda ok with this lot

What a dreadful dreadful player he is. Nine touches. Six easy 5 yard balls to a colleague. One 5 yard straight pass to them. One hoof up the pitch. Defensive header wasn't too bad. Plus.Two 'runs' one caught under his feet the other pulled his hamstring.. 40k, thank you very much. Edit; no tackles, just before one of the Dutchman's cucks pipes up about him being there for defensive solidity

He's pulled up!!!!! Pleeeeeeeaaaasssssssseeeeee!!! 😂

The state of some of those on the post from Molineux

Looking forward to him celebrating the 4-0 win for the old gold on the pitch at the end with Doherty, Jota, Cunha, Traore, Bull, Coady, Mark McGhee, Robert Plant and more!

I'm going for (first half) 4 touches - 2 scuffs, / 2 routine sideways passes (1 of which goes to opposition) 9 occasions he gets back into position to help full back and gets ghosted past all 9 times..

Agree. We danced with the devil. Me included. Applauding dead Thai kings , monks in robes, elephants covered in gold bangles....lurid t was, all in exchange for success on the pitch. It's gonna be a long long regret.

That will please the Dutchman.

The queue for the job would've been miles long. However, the club seems to appoint managers on a 'never 'erd of 'em' basis and if a, say Liam Rosenior had applied (which in all probability he might've) ....the CV would've been dismissed out of hand. Cooper was a painfully unimaginative choice. Lives local. Managed similar club to safety. Can work on a budget.... ....'e'll do'

Mate, it isn't personal but really, the Dutchman has treated players, fans, the club like dogshit. He jubilantly celebrates each defeat with opposition players. He's statistically the worst manager ever seen in the PL and has guided us to the worst home record ever recorded in football. You are clearly a good LCFC man. He doesn't deserve your loyalty your faith or your good wishes. **** him.

Banks is a funny one. Treated like shit when he war forced out, we skimoed in his loyalty bonus and he was rightly a bit miffed.. In the 80s though, he was down Filbet Street all the time. Testimonial I think too. When he weren't there he was at Swithland Motors selling cars and raffle tickets. Co Comms at atletico away cheering us on Eurosport Then,.must be last 90s, stoke decided he won the world cup with them, built a statue and he went senile and he was never out of the ****ing place.

Nee na nee na nee na .....it's the cuck squad!

Cannot stand him. Arrogant AF. He broke the golden rule when openly criticising / undermining Puel. No matter whether he was right, he expressed views from inside the camp on TV. However, it is evidence that his inside chatter is accurate. So interesting developments possible.

He doesn't even represent us..played what, 6 or 7 league games for us? Yet gives it the John Terry, Wes Morgan routine. It's like Wout Weghorst assuming the role of Man U spokesperson during his spell in 2023. Edit; Whatever happened to the old 'do your talking in the pitch'? ...shut up man

I don't. He's not one of us. He's given us nothing. At least Vesty and Faes got us promoted. And, much forgotten, Vesty's heroic defensive cameo away at Rennes. Coady is a leach

Yup, I want to like him and he's been poor. Though shattered confidence and poor management hasn't helped matters.. As disappointing as the signing has been, I reckon every single championship side would play him and, I'd suggest most importantly, most managers would know how to play him. Ball in front of him, run onto it and smash it. Go to war with what you have, not what you want etc

What strategy? The sell-a-player-a-year one? Because that weren't strategic.

Hindsight speaking, but we were never the model to follow. Just results made it look like that. Even this supposed 'sell one big player a season' wasn't strategy. It was circumstances. Kante, Drinkwater, Maguire (albeit very professional), Mahrez, Chilwell all pushed for moves. If we'd had any choice, we'd have kept them.

It's about (Thai) money. The sort that needs a good 40 degree wash. Always has been.

I'm not even sold on that tbh. Ranieri? Puel? Sven? All picked out of an agent's goodie bag. 4 year contracts for the perma injured Matty James. Slimani. That weakling Silva. Musa. Mendy (he looks like Kante!) ....the clues were all there.

yet he gets picked! By two managers! beggared belief that Cooper picked him ahead of Mavididi at the opening game. I was aghast (an adjective I've never typed before but is 100% accurate) Then for the Dutchman to reintroduce him. There's this mystique about elite level professional football and the complexities within. But that theory is seriously under review via the logic defying decisions by Cooper, Ben Dawson and the Dutchman this season.. Could a punter take a training session beyond a five a side and running between cones? No chance..Could same punter from the stands pick the strongest xi and 'set us up' - absolutely