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Played about a dozen games for Sheffield United in the year they were relegated to L1. Other than that his career was all L1 or below. Did brilliantly there tbf.

Think you’re being a bit precious about it.

I think if you spend less time fretting about occasional hyperbole from internet randos then you’ll see there isn’t really much controversy to be found here. Funnily enough, if your theory about Godden’s frustrations is correct then the same might also apply to him.

This comes up all the time, and I’m sure there’s a middle ground to be found, but ultimately there’s no point in trying to force a team of nice guys to try and pretend to be horrible bastards. I know there are some fans who enjoy watching players chase the ref around and kick the shit out of...

If Matty Godden - who is playing more than ever on the biggest contract of his career, at the highest level of his career, all while having his name reliably sung by thousands of fans every week….if he feels some kind of inferiority complex to a guy who’s been unemployed for several years then...

In which case it’s a question of whether he’s responding especially well. In the absence of any evidence that he’s being disproportionately targeted by this kind of abuse then I’d say he needs some help, and I say that out of sympathy rather than criticism.

And yet the gun crime rates in Coventry compared to the United States are what? I really don’t see how anyone in the UK could argue against the success of more restrictive gun laws.

I literally said in the post you’re replying to that there isn’t any level of abuse which is acceptable. We all agree on that but it nevertheless exists and that’s just reality. It’s up to Godden how he responds to it and it seems like he’s taking it worse than most others - my question is, is...

Is the abuse that Godden is getting egregiously worse than other players? I’ve not seen evidence that it is. This is not to say that any level of abuse from fans is acceptable, of course.

If playing a second-string team against Maidstone is apparently out of the question then we will need to make wholesale changes for this game.

Robins doesn’t really offer the instant success that Premier League teams seem to crave.

Except for all the times they did, in countries like ours, of course.

Weird reaction to the apology on here imo. If he’s just going to get abuse for it then may as well not bother to offer an apology in the first place.

We won 6-2! It was not an especially close game. It’s not as simple as saying if Sakamoto was rested against Oxford then he could start tonight, but if you’re asking me which game I’d rather have him start then it’s a no-brainer for me.

If your squad is significantly better now, and you’re playing against a significantly worse team then…..yes, obviously?

There are plenty of people who claim it would be madness to rest players against Maidstone - this is what we get as a result.

O’Hare has apparently torn ligaments in his index and middle fingers

For the people moaning about the lineup - this is why you might want to consider resting first choice wingers like Sakamoto against lower league opposition in the Cup

Godden and Simms both shushing their way through the game until “Is this a library” becomes appropriate for a change