murphy

7 hours ago, Stevosevic said:

Got to win the next two at home against mid table teams. 

Win the next two? 

We have only won once in this calendar year! 

1 hour ago, Clever Fox said:

Why do we keep signing players with injuries. At least it's a minor one.

1 hour ago, fox_favourite said:

I would argue there is a mystery. How can he get injured?! 

Our previous 9 games have earned us a mighty 6 points. 

2 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said:

So it was a complete waste of money and we could have just used an academy keeper.

but hey we have money to just throw away

Free.

The senior squad will always have three goalkeepers

Why can't people understand that we needed to sign a third goalkeeper and he was free?  He has a calf injury at the moment.  There is no mystery.

1 minute ago, Finnegan said:

 

This is a complete free shot. It's Ipswich away. 

 

We've got a run of games coming up that are winnable even for us, they'll decide our season. Not this. 

 

There are no free hits in this division.   The standard is rank. 

17 minutes ago, Sky Blues said:

Patronising?  I had more faith than just about any of your supporters for your game today. That's more to do with football knowledge than someone like yourself doing fake comments like a so called influencer.

Weird.

Anyway. Still here? 

You're about to get promoted.  And then relegated.  This is what counts as the glory days for cov.  Sod off back to your own forum and enjoy it. 

3 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

It is hard to put into words how useless Daka is, or how negligent it has been from the club that he and Ayew are the only senior ‘strikers’.

 

A truly disgusting set of decisions that is unforgivable.

And Ayew isn't even a striker. A winger or generic forward pressed into service as a striker.  Of sorts

13 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said:

Is the Spanish guy that bad? Why did we sign him??? Who scouted him??

Signed because we need a third choice keeper, not to play.  Relax.

37 minutes ago, fazzyfox said:

3-1 Ipswich 

One to us? 

Optimism.  I like it. 

7 hours ago, Sky Blues said:

The rules are designed to stop owners doing what yours have. The problem is that they didn't keep to the rules and used technicalities to get away with it, just kicking the can down the road but making it seem like a win when getting away with it temporarily. 

Why are you still here?   I don't remember you hanging around when we were winning the league and the FA cup and playing in Europe. 

Bring patronised by Cov fans is as low as it gets. 

3 hours ago, worth_the_wait said:

.... 

 

"Toast always lands butter side down"  (No it doesn't.   It's just that you always remember the times it does, as it makes a right mess.)

 

 Buttered toast frequently lands butter-side down (about 62% to 81% of the time) because of the physics of the fall, not just bad luck. When toast slides off a standard-height table,  it has just enough time to complete a half-rotation, meaning a top-facing slice flips to land face-down.

Don't like it.  Takes football further away from rewarding teams for what they deserve on merit.   

29 minutes ago, everton carr said:

The fact they have been poor don't change the fact they both had good careers prior to Leicester.Ayew over 300 PL games over 100 international caps.And it's a team of 5 who have to agree on signings not just the manager.

I think it is reasonable to suspect that Cooper put those names forward.  They have his fingerprints all over them. 

Yes, they have played in the Premier League but you are in a seriously small minority if you think, or thought at the time, that they were what we needed.  The majority on here were horrified, as I was.  Especially after we had been linked to some quite exiting prospects. 

You seem to have bought into Cooper's PL experience fixation.  Let me remind you that Coady, Vestergaard, Edouard and Bertrand also had PL experience.  They were all hopeless and you could see it coming a mile off. 

We are remarkably consistent.  A home win is guaranteed. 

45 minutes ago, everton carr said:

BDR and Ayew both played practically every game in the PL in the previous season so were proven at the level they just didn't work out it's happens at all clubs.As for being geriatric think BDR was 30 when we signed him Ayew 32 so hardly old.

Yeah, your argument has won me round.  And here I was thinking they were a pair of over-the-hill dossers that can't even cut it in The Championship. 

Nice one Steve.  Excellent recruitment. 

15 hours ago, everton carr said:

Ayew 5M  BDR free transfer both signed as squad players. No don't think Enzo would have accepted having to sign bargain basement players. He would have wanted a budget of over 100M to give us a fighting chance

They might have been cheap, at least in terms of fee, but they were very much first teamers for cooper. 

Imagine taking a newly  promoted team and thinking that a pair of geriatric journeymen would be the answer to keeping them up!  Cooper and his 'experience' fixation.  

Imagine compounding that horror by then breaking the bank and over-paying by about triple for a spurs reserve defensive midfielder that we didn't need. 

Cooper takes the bronze medal.  It's an awful indictment of the club that there are two even worse in recent memory. 

For me it was always Peter Taylor for dismantling O'Neil's team, but that position has been usurped by Mr Snake Oil -  Brendan Rodgers.   

When he was appointed, I said it would all end in tears.  No one has caused more damage to this club. 

Chuck Berry:

Now go!

Go Jonny go go go!

Go Jonny go go go!

Chaka Khan:

Daka, Daka, Daka, Daka can't

Daka can't, Daka can't, Daka can't 

Daka can't, let me rock you, Daka can't

Let me rock you, that's all I wanna do

Daka can't....

....etc

Clowns to the left of me, jokers to my right... 

19 minutes ago, 1884HF said:

to the people who vote remain as owners I as many others would be curious to why

I suspect that some people enjoy being contrarians, like flat-earthers.  That's the only explanation I can think of those two votes for KP remaining.   Don't expect a reasoned argument for it. 

6 hours ago, Les-TA-Jon said:

He's still "Football Operations Director"

So we have a football operations director, a sporting director and a chief footballing officer? 

The club is a farce. 

Just now, ian__marshall said:

This line cracked me up... "Jon’s knowledge of the Club, its football culture and the wider football landscape is extensive". 

 

So extensive that literally every deal goes through one agency because his little black book only has their phone number in it, and they can't get enough of him because he takes all the dross they can't shift off their hands and pays out a fortune for the privilege. 

 

Says everything you need to know. 

But the "football culture" is toxic.  That is the very problem you absolute clown.