Arkie Bennett Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 Kane always boots the ball into the wall. Terrible free kick taker. No finesse at all.
alanf0x Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 Watching Fulham reminds me how far we have fallen. More than holding Tottenham, pressing them back, creating some chances and working hard as a team. We would be 3-0 by now and game over. Kane 1-0!
goody2028 Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 3 minutes ago, Arkie Bennett said: Kane always boots the ball into the wall. Terrible free kick taker. No finesse at all.
Super_horns Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 1 minute ago, Cincinnati Fox said: Vintage kane. Goodness knows how many he’d score in a decent attacking side.
ARTY_FOX Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 29 minutes ago, J. James said: Surely even that lot can't be so stupid as to think Bielsa is the man to beat relegation! Entertaining and fortune to the wind 100%. What they need 0%. As l commented earlier they need a certain ex Burnley man....as do we. We don't and thankfully the board wouldn't go for him anyway.
Popular Post CheeseHead Posted 23 January 2023 Popular Post Posted 23 January 2023 Commentator just said "Where would Tottenham be without Kane?". I guess he's right, they would probably be trophyless. Err... 9
Popular Post st albans fox Posted 23 January 2023 Popular Post Posted 23 January 2023 Chelsea’s extended contracts has forced uefa to change the rules of ffp and limit to 5 years from summer 2024 re amortisation. so you can give a player a longer deal but have to amortise the fee over five years. 5
st albans fox Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 No sympathy for Fulham a goal down and the opposition having ‘head injuries’ to delay the game …. 1
J. James Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 50 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said: Bielsa would be great news for us. He sure would but l don't dare to hope that they.. even they..are that clueless!
FoyleFox Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 11 minutes ago, st albans fox said: No sympathy for Fulham a goal down and the opposition having ‘head injuries’ to delay the game …. I would agree but It's Spurs though... 3
David Hankey Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 53 minutes ago, Cincinnati Fox said: Vintage kane. We taught him all he knows.
when_you're_smiling Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 2 minutes ago, David Hankey said: We taught him all he knows. Disappointment? 2
StanSP Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 Palhinha should have been sent off for a 2nd yellow.
tom27111 Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 Dyche would be mental to go to Everton. They've been in decline longer than we have. Whole club is toxic. I genuinely think they'll be better off getting relegated, clearing out the shit and hangers on, then rebuilding and coming back. 1
weller54 Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 12 minutes ago, tom27111 said: Dyche would be mental to go to Everton. They've been in decline longer than we have. Whole club is toxic. I genuinely think they'll be better off getting relegated, clearing out the shit and hangers on, then rebuilding and coming back. That last paragraph applies to us also perhaps?
Aus Fox Posted 23 January 2023 Author Posted 23 January 2023 11 minutes ago, tom27111 said: Dyche would be mental to go to Everton. They've been in decline longer than we have. Whole club is toxic. I genuinely think they'll be better off getting relegated, clearing out the shit and hangers on, then rebuilding and coming back. I think this is spot on really, similar to when we went down to League One. It wasn’t pretty at the time, but allowed the club to bring in Nigel and reset. Villa, Leeds, Us, West Ham, Newcastle all done it and bounced back. As for the managers job, you would be crazy to go there now. I can’t see who it suits, there are so many problems that run deeper than the manager and so many top class managers have been there and failed. No manager who cares about their reputation wants a relegation on their CV, no up and coming manager wants to risk not getting another top flight job. The only thing I can see is someone who takes full control or works with the DoF and the club agree to give him a chance to bring them up again if they do drop. 2
tom27111 Posted 23 January 2023 Posted 23 January 2023 Just now, weller54 said: That last paragraph applies to us also perhaps? Potentially. We need serious work, but we aren't quite as toxic as Everton. They're a real mess. We've had horrible recruitment, but nowhere near as bad as them. The amount of money their owners have chucked at it, you'd think they'd be challenging for the top 4. 1
Popular Post KingsX Posted 23 January 2023 Popular Post Posted 23 January 2023 Great comment from an Everton fan on the potential of a Bielsa appointment. Not that he’s a bad manager but just imagine trying to get this one paced snail squad to play his high tempo chaos. Cons: We would almost certainly go down. Pros: He would make the players suffer. 17
sm1 Posted 24 January 2023 Posted 24 January 2023 5 minutes ago, HankMarvin said: Big Sam linked with return to Everton Fireman Sam to the rescue 😁
The Bear Posted 24 January 2023 Posted 24 January 2023 Allardyce would be terrible. Their fans hated him last time, and despite his reputation for saving teams, he pretty much always starts terribly.
Foxdiamond Posted 24 January 2023 Posted 24 January 2023 Would be typical for Kane not to score in next 2 matches and smash the Greaves record against us 1
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