Supergrass were better than Blur or Oasis.Piss all over T-Rex lets be honest and i like them
Oasis literally shaped a generation and still do today. I didnt see 5% of the population applying for tickets to see T-Rex? They could have done a month solid at Knebworth. People that try and slate Oasis in my view just try and do it to be different.
They still have a massive following and always will i feel. Is that the same for Blur? Is it Fuck.
Watford had conceded 2 goals in 4 games prior to playing usFair enough point but my argument all along has been that our midfield-attack transition has been lacking, and although Godden is quick to react and has scored 3 goals so far for us, I think a different formation or different players would mean that we score more goals than we currently are. By having players that offer other abilities such as pace, height and strength it may be that we create more chances. Watford and Boro were both very leaky, other than that we’ve only scored 1 goal or less per game. I’m not saying it’s definitely the way to go but I think we should be at least open to the idea and give it a try for a game.
Supergrass were better than Blur or Oasis.
Oasis had some decent early tunes, but basically re-wrote the same song as the years rolled by.
Blur are better songwriters and musicians, but it's hard to warm to them.
We've covered this I think. Only psychopaths wear jeans at home.
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You're right of course and in response to the poster saying they were 'leaky', but they also hadn't scored in the previous 3, I think that was a freak game and a coaches nightmare!Watford had conceded 2 goals in 4 games prior to playing us
No fadz?
I assume that should be Thomas as RCB rather than Binks? (As you don't have him on the bench). Or have I missed something?Wilson
Binks Kitching Bidwell
MVE Sheaf Eccles DaSilva
Ayari
Wright Godden
Subs: Collins, Binks, Latibeaudiere, Sakamoto, Kelly, Allen, Simms, , Obikwu, Andrews
Read that in a Liam Gallagher accent and spent 5 minutes wondering which Oasis song that was the opening lyric to.Can't wait for tomorrow, hate international breaks.
Fadz has done the pre-match interview so don't see anyway he won't be playing.My guess is nope. Might be wrong.
Well he must be going straight to the ground from wherever he'll be in that case.Fadz has done the pre-match interview so don't see anyway he won't be playing.
Assuming not staying with the team then.Well he must be going straight to the ground from wherever he'll be in that case.
Can neither confirm nor denyAssuming not staying with the team then.
How do Friday night games work? Stay the night before then travel home straight after the game?
Well he must be going straight to the ground from wherever he'll be in that case.
Can you pick up McFadz?Anyone know where Skyblues fans will congregate for a beer post match. I'm travelling from Leeds on the train
Works as the first couplet in Rock and Roll Star.Read that in a Liam Gallagher accent and spent 5 minutes wondering which Oasis song that was the opening lyric to.
Jesus, there’s always onePulp were better than all of them
Scouting for Girls?!?! You just lost the Godden debate.Maybe you could make that case, Oasis perhaps started a new wave of singer-songwriter type bands? I suppose that northern twang in their songs has influenced the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Maximo Park, The Pigeon Detectives, Kaiser Chiefs, Scouting For Girls etc, but for me personally (and obvs it’s just all personal taste) Blur have a wider influence, maybe influencing bands like Coldplay, Snow Patrol, The Killers, The Klaxons, Kings of Leon, The Editors, Elbow or early Radiohead to an extent. I think their music is much more wider-ranging and looks at everyday people’s lives in a way that Oasis never did. Not to mention the fact that Albarn went on to front Gorillaz, another highly influential band for a completely different generation.
Both Oasis and Blur have their merits but to me Blur is the far better band.
Yes. (I'm a vicar)Would you be expected to go do your job straight after a funeral?
Clearly MR doesn't agree with you. On that basis I'd give it up mate.What, the idea that it’s possible to drop a 32 year old geezer that’s neither strong, quick or tall when there’s a £5 million signing sitting on the bench that is easily all of those things? You think Godden is THAT amazing that’s it’s a fucking stupid idea to drop him for one game? One single game?!
We’re not talking about Gyokeres here, Godden played second fiddle pretty much all of last season, he scores 2 easy goals (and one slightly harder one) and suddenly he’s our most undroppable and loved player.
I’m not saying Simms is definitively the answer to all our problems (I’d rather see Wright up top as a sole striker with 2 attacking mids in behind) but at least consider the idea that for some games, even for just a single game, the answer to all our attacking problems might not be Matty Godden.
Everyone’s obviously entitled to their opinion and I don’t like talking shit about anyone’s ideas because at the end of the day we’re all on the same side so there’s no real reason to argue amongst ourselves but I just wish people had more of an open mind to mixing up the team sheet a bit. Just because we take out a guy that’s scored 3 goals this season doesn’t mean we’re going to stop scoring goals, it is actually possible that goals can come from other formations and other players too.
Clearly MR doesn't agree with you. On that basis I'd give it up mate.
Either way, it ain't happening until Godden gets injured or suspended or abducted by aliens.if you want to read MRs thoughts go to the offal. This is SBT
Yeah fair enough, our defence was shoddy that game but I think in every other game this season our defence has been really solid, the 0-0 against Sunderland was a real tough battle and the fact they went and put 5 past Southampton shows how good our defence is.Yes but you could flip that and say we've only failed to score in 1 game. Against Watford the attack wasn't the issue, it was the defending and had that been up to scratch I'm sure people wouldn't be opposed to Godden and Wright starting together again.
I know its off topic but anyone who thinks Blur were better than Oasis need to be on the register
Tavares will be nowhere near the squad
Chas n Dave aged better than Oasis.Oasis has not aged well. Lyrics are almost all terrible and other than the odd track, everything after ...Morning Glory is sh*te.
This is from someone who used to rinse their b-sides, still watches There and Then once in a while and had an Oasis calendar.
Unpopular opinion (another from me, I know, shock!) but I think Tavares is pretty decent, not the level of Wright, Simms or Godden but I think he’s pretty nimble and looks like he can score from a decent range as we saw in that Preston game. Obviously he’ll be on the bench nearly all season but don’t think we should right him off just yet, could be made into a midfielder maybe? (Just tossing the idea around, waiting for the inevitable Cov massive arse-kicking)
Gotta agree there. Was a massive Oasis fan but then Be Here Now came a long then it carried on going down hill. Definitely Maybe and WTSMG are great albums, and they were more of a movement than a band. However, Blur were the much better band, better musicians and better songwriters in the end when you look at their whole career. Not Britpop but Radiohead were even better. Innovative and pushing boundaries.Oasis has not aged well. Lyrics are almost all terrible and other than the odd track, everything after ...Morning Glory is sh*te.
This is from someone who used to rinse their b-sides, still watches There and Then once in a while and had an Oasis calendar.
Oasis has not aged well. Lyrics are almost all terrible and other than the odd track, everything after ...Morning Glory is sh*te.
This is from someone who used to rinse their b-sides, still watches There and Then once in a while and had an Oasis calendar.
Unpopular opinion (another from me, I know, shock!) but I think Tavares is pretty decent, not the level of Wright, Simms or Godden but I think he’s pretty nimble and looks like he can score from a decent range as we saw in that Preston game. Obviously he’ll be on the bench nearly all season but don’t think we should right him off just yet, could be made into a midfielder maybe? (Just tossing the idea around, waiting for the inevitable Cov massive arse-kicking)
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