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Maybe. Remember he started at Norwich away and while he did plenty of chasing and closing down, his general hold up play wasn't great He's certainly a better player now than when he joined us and the taste of the Championship will have helped He'll be an asset for a L1 club I'd have thought

He really was fantastic for that half an hour or so at the Valley Agree on the fact it's defo more of a mental issue than physical/technical with Baka - hope that improves at a club where he can play regularly

Paul Williams was far worse than Shaw

Mother of God

From what I saw of JJ previously and in old highlights videos since, the biggest thing he'll need to improve is decision making and game awareness He won't have the same time on the ball and Champ defenders will be wiser to tricks like trying to knock the ball past them Think his comeback will...

I know it’s sort of tongue in cheek :) but we can and should be looking for better than Willis Yes he has pace but his distribution is pretty poor even at L1 level I also thought he was guilty of ball watching quite often and his pace bails him out of trouble a lot Be good banter though so...

I’m sure the club will exercise the 1 year option on Hyam Fadz worth another year too for the leadership qualities alone Will definitely need a new CB in the summer though

A fit Matty Godden, in this squad, starts every game for me regardless of partner.

Update from Robins in today's press conference suggests he's not close to an U23s return just yet So would imagine that's his season done as we all expected I think on track for pre-season games per the normal rehab timeline. Robins says the report from his work at from St. Georges Park next...

Nah. Only cause I saw him and Danny Fox in a bar a couple of years ago and he was unimpressed at my request for a photo

Agree re the point on Hyam. He started off the season well and probably has the best left foot out of our plethora of right-footed CBs Perhaps a victim of his versatility to a degree as teams have definitely caught on to that and targeted our left side more, especially evident in opposition...

Think people really underestimate the influence of Fadz and Kelly Notice how we went a lot more direct against Bristol and were rarely caught in possession in the middle of the pitch as we were time and again vs QPR No doubt some of this was down to Kelly's decision making and game management...

We are unable to deal with any team that presses us. Players aren't good enough to play around a well organised high press Our decision making becomes rushed and we play longer and usually into the opposition's hands more often than not Been a common theme all season, we are far better when...

From memory think it was around the 7,000 mark for the 18/19 season

*Wetty

Wilson seems to have a particular issue on those deep, outswinging free kicks from wide areas Can think of 2 examples (Sheff Wed away and last night) where he’s started to come, stopped, retreated to his line and they’ve scored. Decision making has been pretty poor from set pieces generally...

What site you getting those stats from mate?

Will go down as his finest moment in a City shirt for sure Him and Hiwula were brilliant that day

He did - I was surprised by that Normal rehab protocol would see game time at 9 months earliest as the new graft has to fully incorporate into the new tunnels that are drilled to house the ACL That would be end of June for Jones so pre-season realistically Given his history I’d have thought...

Where was this, on Twitter or something?