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Embarrassing Thomas

They want to **** short pass it even in danger positions just lash it, got a 6”4 striker on

Cullen losing possession Thomas shit defending

Souttar how many times we see him get spun

Nice

Nice header anyway

They spend 5 minutes talking about possession because **** all else happens

“It wasn’t a bad pass twice”

Matt the shill on comms

“I don’t know why it upsets so many people” maybe because you’ve won like 4 games since the playoff final 23/24

Fatty James huge

We would be lucky to have Top commit to attending games, imagine having owners this bothered about getting signings over the line. Can see why they are on an upward trajectory. “Their sporting director Florent Ghisolfi thought it was a done deal when a £25m bid was accepted last Tuesday morning with terms already agreed with player and his agents. But, just as a private jet set off to pick him up from Lyon, Prem rivals Crystal Palace attempted to hijack the move. A phone call from Eagles manager Pierre Sage, who worked with Fofana at Lyon, threw a spanner in the works before the South London club offered a higher fee to the French side and the attacker more wages. Fofana, sat at Lyon airport and now with a plane from each club waiting for him, had a choice to make. But it was another jet ride that proved key as Sunderland’s owner Kyril Louis-Dreyfus flew from Switzerland to meet the player and, after matching Palace’s offer, got the deal over the line. The 29-year-old billionaire stayed with the player as he underwent a medical at a private hospital in the French city for both clubs. But, finally, it was Ghisolfi who received the email confirming all those efforts had not been in vain an hour before the deadline that night. Reflecting on the dramatic events, the ex-Roma chief told “I have a lot of stories and can write a book in my eight years of being a sports director but this one was something crazy”

Charlton had a suspect goal disallowed guess who would’ve got the assist

Bloke seems like a helmet but if he is making it known publicly that he feels it’s overvalued so they obvious low balled an offer

Stockport 3rd for accurate long balls 2nd for passes in total league position 3rd Leicester 24th for long balls 1st for passing league position 18th

Martin O’Neil was a manger on the way up, not heading towards the football scrapheap. Leaving Norwich in 5th place near Xmas Let’s also not forget it was after one relegation and fans still wanted him out, not 2 back to back relegations and being sat at the bottom end of the table creating the worst results in club history.

He ain’t no worse than supergran face

Oxford 16 players out not including loans 8 players in Would’ve been more if it wasn’t for an embargo Wednesday 15 players out 19 in Leicester since his arrival 16 in 12 out

A little short sighted no? Do you want the club sold? Or potentially going bust in league one with massive overheads

If he starts banging then in makes you wonder why the club couldn’t have give their best ever player a contract in the championship. How much have they spunked on managers since? Before anyone says he didn’t want to be here, he took a low salary in Italy. I’m sure he could’ve been temped had their been desire to keep him

Wonder how long before he will have the ear of the chairmen if they continue to struggle

Nothing to see here just the worst result in the clubs history (heaviest defeat in the 3rd tier) second home defeat in 3 games second time in 5 games failed to score Apart from that it all looks rosey

Beale has good record with youngsters, and has a good record at Rangers win/percentage

Rangers fans to cover their eyes as Leicester supporters buy into Russell Martin's waffle How Martin's Rangers stats compare to Leicester City Looking at the Foxes' defeat on Saturday, they secured the majority of possession on the day. Their 63 per cent of the ball translated to 14 shots and 28 touches in the opposition box, both more than Oxford's 12 and 17 respectively. Leicester also clocked up 208 more passes than Aaron Ramsey's side. The U's still scored four and ran away easy winners, something which Rangers fans know all about. Ibrox witnessed a 2-0 defeat to Hearts last year and held 66 per cent possession before taking 14 shots compared to the away side's 12. Their 464 completed passes blew the Maroons' 186 out the water, but once again, it didn't mean anything. Lawrence Shankland bagged a brace in Govan and secured all three points. What happened next may get a mixed reception in the East Midlands. Martin was eventually sacked by Rangers, but it was five games after this defeat.

Needs a makeover