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Surely he's only gone on loan there because it's the only place he can go outside of the transfer window and he wants to play games. I imagine he'll sign for a L1 or L2 club in the summer.

I played junior football with Peter Whittingham and Joshua Gowling (ex Bournemouth / Kidderminster). Whittingham was classy from about 6 years old. Super skilfull, scored a left foot volley on his first day of training from outside the box playing up a year - still remember it now. Gowling...

I bought a house in zone 6 London / Essex last year, a relatively untapped area of London only on my radar because of the Elizabeth Line. My first time visiting, I sat on the very last tube carriage and as I got off at my potential new stop, a guy came to the door from the opposite end of the...

It's a strong argument.

Have to say I agree with this, he looked poor in his first season. Was then out injured when we had an upturn in form, then improved in the third season. His fourth season when his contract was expiring he was absolute class, and then he left on a free, and those near post floated...

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I often felt when COH was out of our team that we weren't as strong defensively. The pressure he would put on defenders would stop teams building attacks on us. Also, add into that free kicks and the relief of pressure. He wasn't quite as effective at this post injury but he still had the...

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I see him and Rudoni as two 8s in a three who can form part of a defensive shape and then break / spread the play to push us up the field and then join the attack. I think with this squad, this is would be our strongest system. 4-3-3 Sheaf or Eccles sitting and Rudoni and Torp as two 8s and...

It's not nonsense, it's an observation. Happy to take a stat and say I was wrong on my only criticism of him defensively and that he's performing better in that area than I thought.

Think Torp has shown flashes of being the kind of midfielder we need, he is excellent at reading the game defensively, often anticipates where the ball is going (like Hamer could). His closing down is good, but there's still a high percentage of times where he doesn't win the ball (could be...

It’s the feeling entitled and the venting your spleen that I disagree with I think. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The fact that I don't agree with it has got nothing to do with whether they're entitled to do it or not. I agree with the right to protest but what we're talking about isn't protest - it's people feeling entitled to vent at a sportsman because they've paid £20-£45 and they think it earns them...

Yep, I'm familiar with the phrase, but I don't agree that choosing to pay your money to watch our team earns earns us an entitlement to vent and am asking what the logic / thought process is behind it. Of course, there's an argument that in lots of other forms of entertainment it's not...

Why wow? I say you've paid your money, wear what you want.

I know the phrase, but my question is, why? We pay our money to watch / support, why is it commonly accepted that because we pay our money to watch we are then entitled to moan / vent / rage when it's not going how we like it?!? Personally, I don't think paying £20-£40 gives you the...

Your thoughts on entitlement for success are my thoughts on venting frustrations. Out of interest, why do you think buying a ticket entitles us to rage if things aren't going well?

Hear this a lot, don't agree. As fans we impact upon performance, I don't think we should be entitled to express frustration and create a toxic atmosphere just because we've paid money. Appreciate there are varying levels to this.

I think Robins has a habit of going on streaks of winning and losing - happened first time around in 2012 (to an extent), it's happened in almost every season since with us - particularly the first League 1 campaign, and it happened with Barnsley, Huddersfield and Scunthorpe too. To me it looks...

We had a complete set of Cov links in 2016: Allardyce - England Coleman - Wales O'Neill - Northern Ireland Strachan - Scotland (minus RoI)