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Opportunity to give a few a rest and others valuable game time. Maybe something like the below, also wary that you can only make 5 changes (?) from last 1st team game, not including any injuries: LOB Sterling Davies Thompson Brown Thomas Ogogo Andreu Allassani Chaplin Bakayoko

Standard these days. Pay up you tight fuck

Hearing about the abuse he's been getting just makes me more desperate for the lad to succeed here. Disgrace that he's been written off this early and is actually being booed by some of our own moronic, fucking idiot fans. Really hope he comes good, doesn't deserve this treatment.

Struggling with his Achilles I believe, likely linked to that long standing heel issue that kept him out for a while last year.

Willis is pretty small for a centre half, he’s barely 6’0”, but has a good leap on him. Inevitable he will lose a few aerial duels and part of the reason why he’s best paired with a big fucker to do that side of things while he can mop up with his pace.

Yes Robins words.

Think the quote was ‘Bakayoko looked like he was playing with no thought at all, don’t know him and his personality that well yet but I hope I don’t see that side of it again’

Interesting - I still think its 3-5-2. If we're to play 4-4-2, surely Shipley on the left would have been the more natural fit?

Yep. Bayliss in the middle with Ogogo, Max flanked by Hiwula and Bakayoko. Excited to hear how it fares

Looks like a 3-5-2 lineup tonight

He's not is he? Doesn't look it. I thought more 5'10''/5'11''

He's gone to IFK Norrkoping in the Swedish 1st division

Yeah, would say none of our squad are on anything like life-changing amounts of money.

Yep she lives and works in London, Grimmer is often down here on days off etc.

Really? I'd have thought they'd leave it up to the players largely.

Doubt Robins gives a flying fuck about shirt numbers

I really, really do not understand the bitterness towards him over the move. Why wouldn’t he want to cash in while his stock is high? It makes perfect sense, far more than showing loyalty to a club that gave him a platform to succeed – which in itself isn’t a reason to stay. Sure it’s...

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