Astute
Well-Known Member
They sure did. 2 games in 48 hours. they rested 6 players. Silly AT played knackered players that played with injuries. He put players on the bench with injuries. Even now we can't put a team together. Shafted by SISU.
but we expect in a relegation battle to show fight just bristol city did
on april 6th we were out the bottom 3 and all on here said wed stay up because we had a easier run in
bristol city showed how it was done we didnt
but we expect in a relegation battle to show fight just bristol city did
on april 6th we were out the bottom 3 and all on here said wed stay up because we had a easier run in
bristol city showed how it was done we didnt
They sure did. 2 games in 48 hours. they rested 6 players. Silly AT played knackered players that played with injuries. He put players on the bench with injuries. Even now we can't put a team together. Shafted by SISU.
I think more accurately "Bristol City's sizable squad" showed how it was done.
doesnt excuse the terrible performance we had vs bristol though
They sure did. 2 games in 48 hours. they rested 6 players. Silly AT played knackered players that played with injuries. He put players on the bench with injuries. Even now we can't put a team together. Shafted by SISU.
It contributes heavily to it though. I think "walking wounded" is pretty much an accurate description.
and that team on paper was not as good as ours imo. if a footballer cant play 2 games in 48 hrs then sorry but he shouldnt be a professional footballer
rubbish excuse for a player or manager to use
tennis players have 2-3 hr matches and play every other day in tournments , no pain no game as they say
also they held west ham and blues compared to us of burnley and millwall.
Why don't all teams have 20 players if they don't suffer from fatigue and can constantly play for 90 mins with knocks?
So are you now saying our squad is big enough?
of course our squad not big enough but that goes out the window on the pitch , the players adreliene should be enough to get through
if our squad not big enough why was eastwood to go on loan?
I have an idea. lets get ourselves 11 robots that never get ill and can always give 100%. It is good to hear most of you are always fit and well enough to give 100% at work. I take it your jobs are as demanding and as much fitness is needed as a Championship player.
I have an idea. lets get ourselves 11 robots that never get ill and can always give 100%. It is good to hear most of you are always fit and well enough to give 100% at work. I take it your jobs are as demanding and as much fitness is needed as a Championship player.
So what use has Fatwood been to any manager since he left Southend? Would you have played him with his attitude? Why did Southend not play him in every game?
Mumford, tommorrow we will barely be able to field a back 4, one of whom has never played a first team game before. Southampton have a wealth of experienced and young players to call upon, and plenty in reserve-it will be the ultimate display of the impact that SISU's total neglect for the football side of the club has had.
Don't get me wrong, Thorn has plenty to be accountable for-but tommorrow, we can genuinely *just* put out a defence and many others are missing. I expect a battering regardless of how we set ourselves up.
i apprciate that but weve had the back 2 for most the season , tomorrow is the first time in months keogh and craine wont be playing together
I disagree. If my employers were shite I wouldn't publicly speak out about them as I would want to keep my job.
The thing with Mcsheffrey for me is that hes a Cov lad, a Cov fan and even though he has had some shocking games this season as have many of the squad, the club means something to him and he works hard even if the quality is lacking
Dont forget he fucked off to blues for cash and he would do it again.
The club sold him. He didn't ask for a transfer.
The club sold him. He didn't ask for a transfer.
Paul Fletcher confirmed that McSheffrey, who could double his wages with a move to St Andrews, had not asked for a transfer.
"It's very difficult one for Gary. He's obviously got great affection for Coventry City, he's enjoyed his stay at the club and probably wanted it to continue.
"I sympathise with him because I was in exactly the same position.
When I was 20 I was a big signing for a club 20 miles up the road (a record-breaking pounds 60,000 move from Bolton to Burnley in 1971), so I know exactly how he's feeling right now.
Paul Fletcher confirmed that McSheffrey, who could double his wages with a move to St Andrews, had not asked for a transfer.
"It's very difficult one for Gary. He's obviously got great affection for Coventry City, he's enjoyed his stay at the club and probably wanted it to continue.
"I sympathise with him because I was in exactly the same position.
When I was 20 I was a big signing for a club 20 miles up the road (a record-breaking pounds 60,000 move from Bolton to Burnley in 1971), so I know exactly how he's feeling right now.
When I was 20 I was a big signing for a club 20 miles up the road (a record-breaking pounds 60,000 move from Bolton to Burnley in 1971), so I know exactly how he's feeling right now.
Paul Fletcher confirmed that McSheffrey, who could double his wages with a move to St Andrews, had not asked for a transfer.
"It's very difficult one for Gary. He's obviously got great affection for Coventry City, he's enjoyed his stay at the club and probably wanted it to continue.
"I sympathise with him because I was in exactly the same position.
When I was 20 I was a big signing for a club 20 miles up the road (a record-breaking pounds 60,000 move from Bolton to Burnley in 1971), so I know exactly how he's feeling right now.
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