Nailed on.It's where he loses the ball.
O'Hare and Hamer give it away in the opposition's half. Sheaf looks far less composed when hassled in our box.
If he starts Saturday in the deep position and Fulham pile on the pressure like Luton, we'll be torn to pieces.
Unless you are Mark Robins, even attempting to say what he thinks is talking utter shite.To claim he’s a liability is ridiculous. Robins would no doubt say you’re talking utter shite as well.
If he thought he was a liability he wouldn’t play him, let alone sign him.Unless you are Mark Robins, even attempting to say what he thinks is talking utter shite.
Are you Mark Robins?
Yes there is another way:For a few seasons now I've been arguing that it's ok playing across the back and that it's good to see we're comfortable on the ball, receiving it in tight spaces and playing it out from the back, but there is a time when we do come predictable with it for anyone who has watched and a team that presses with intensity as Luton did last night will always give us problems and when they do it seems our only plan B option is to hoof it. There must be another way and we need to find that variation that means we remain playing the ball without always reverting to type.
We were torn to pieces with Hamer and Allen and O'Hare in midfield yesterday, which is why were were 4-0 down before Sheaf even came on.It's where he loses the ball.
O'Hare and Hamer give it away in the opposition's half. Sheaf looks far less composed when hassled in our box.
If he starts Saturday in the deep position and Fulham pile on the pressure like Luton, we'll be torn to pieces.
You are not Mark Robins.If he thought he was a liability he wouldn’t play him, let alone sign him.
You are not Mark Robins.
Mark Robins had so much faith in Sheaf (that he was contracted to buy) that he tried to sign Walsh / James etc.
He dropped Sheaf to the bench in favour of Jamie Allen.
That’s how, it appears, much faith Robins has in Sheaf.
Kelly must have stolen Mark Robins Twix to have not been thrown on last night or, I suspect, knew he needed Kelly to play on Saturday and not Sheaf and not risk Kelly getting injured.
Game was lost. Give Sheaf a run out to see if he’s learned anything.
What a load of nonsenseYou are not Mark Robins.
Mark Robins had so much faith in Sheaf (that he was contracted to buy) that he tried to sign Walsh / James etc.
He dropped Sheaf to the bench in favour of Jamie Allen.
That’s how, it appears, much faith Robins has in Sheaf.
Kelly must have stolen Mark Robins Twix to have not been thrown on last night or, I suspect, knew he needed Kelly to play on Saturday and not Sheaf and not risk Kelly getting injured.
Game was lost. Give Sheaf a run out to see if he’s learned anything.
Really?What a load of nonsense
No it’s not.This is like judging Walker for his 10 minute cameos. The games Sheaf has started this season he’s been fine
McFadzean did call Sheaf at the very last minute, but surely McFadzean would have seen the proximity of the attacker to Sheaf in the first place.
There was a sense of deja vu about the goal, I can remember us conceding where McFadz played a short pass into somebody who was tackled from which the other team scored. I can't remember who it was.
What utter shite.You are not Mark Robins.
Mark Robins had so much faith in Sheaf (that he was contracted to buy) that he tried to sign Walsh / James etc.
He dropped Sheaf to the bench in favour of Jamie Allen.
That’s how, it appears, much faith Robins has in Sheaf.
Kelly must have stolen Mark Robins Twix to have not been thrown on last night or, I suspect, knew he needed Kelly to play on Saturday and not Sheaf and not risk Kelly getting injured.
Game was lost. Give Sheaf a run out to see if he’s learned anything.
Really?
In my world Sheaf was signed on loan with a commitment to buy at the end of the season.
In my world Sheaf was dropped to the bench recently.
In my world Robins tried to sign Walsh and signed James on loan and dropped Sheaf last year. This coincided with an upturn in results.
Point out one thing. Just one thing, that isn’t true.
What’s your world? I’d love to go there because it ain’t the real one
Really?
In my world Sheaf was signed on loan with a commitment to buy at the end of the season.
In my world Sheaf was dropped to the bench recently.
In my world Robins tried to sign Walsh and signed James on loan and dropped Sheaf last year. This coincided with an upturn in results.
Point out one thing. Just one thing, that isn’t true.
What’s your world? I’d love to go there because it ain’t the real one
We were torn to pieces with Hamer and Allen and O'Hare in midfield yesterday, which is why were were 4-0 down before Sheaf even came on.
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When was theMore worrying is that we just kept trying the same thing.
Kelly will start ahead of sheaf Saturday and rightly so,Sheaf came on ahead of Kelly as he only play recently In the under 23’s I remember arguing with people who get sheaf would be ahead of Kelly this seasonWhat a load of nonsense
When was the
Kelly will start ahead of sheaf Saturday and rightly so,Sheaf came on ahead of Kelly as he only play recently In the under 23’s I remember arguing with people who get sheaf would be ahead of Kelly this season
Or he played Sheaf in anticipation of giving him some game time ahead of the weekend.When was the
Kelly will start ahead of sheaf Saturday and rightly so,Sheaf came on ahead of Kelly as he only play recently In the under 23’s I remember arguing with people who get sheaf would be ahead of Kelly this season
Possibly but if Liam Kelly is fit he plays if there is ever a game for kelly it’s Luton away midweek he should of played last night in hindsightOr he played Sheaf in anticipation of giving him some game time ahead of the weekend.
I agree, he looked completely off the pace in his cameo against Peterborough.Surely Kelly won't come in to start in a game against a top side like Fulham.
Sheaf will start.
There’s no evidence we tried to sign Walsh and he would play the Hamer role not the Sheaf role anyway. Sheaf started the season and only Allen’s excellent form dropped him to the bench but he came straight back next away game. There’s an argument he should’ve yesterday as well as we faced similar issues to Cardiff with high balls coming in and no time and space for Allen in midfield.
We also didn’t drop Sheaf, he got injured and that’s why he didn’t play towards the end of last season. When he was fit he played in all bar 7 games last year.
Sorry, you only asked for one didn’t you?
We shall see on Saturday.Possibly but if Liam Kelly is fit he plays if there is ever a game for kelly it’s Luton away midweek he should of played last night in hindsight
Yeah, it’s just utter nonsense.Plus Sheaf was never dropped for Allen anyway, he picked up a knock as Robins said.
Makes me laugh this whole "We were forced to buy him" stuff, we were no doubt "forced" to play him 30 times last season too
Plus Sheaf was never dropped for Allen anyway, he picked up a knock as Robins said.
Makes me laugh this whole "We were forced to buy him" stuff, we were no doubt "forced" to play him 30 times last season too
We don't even know if the obligation was even met, but we bought him anyway.
He was poor yesterday, no doubt about it.You're guilty of the same sort of reaching some posters respond to your posts with.
No ones blaming him for a 5-0 defeat, they're criticising his performance for the time he was on the pitch and hispart in the shambolic 5th goal.
Hang on, weren’t you the one telling us over the summer that Robins was doing all he could to get out of the deal?Possibly but if Liam Kelly is fit he plays if there is ever a game for kelly it’s Luton away midweek he should of played last night in hindsight
Possibly but if Liam Kelly is fit he plays if there is ever a game for kelly it’s Luton away midweek he should of played last night in hindsight
If you believe “picked up a knock” is always said in truth then I’ve a bridge to sell you.Plus Sheaf was never dropped for Allen anyway, he picked up a knock as Robins said.
Makes me laugh this whole "We were forced to buy him" stuff, we were no doubt "forced" to play him 30 times last season too
Dropped for what though exactly?If you believe “picked up a knock” is always said in truth then I’ve a bridge to sell you.
Bright “picked up a knock”.
Sometimes it means “dropped for a bit”.
No it’s not.
It’s pointing out that Robins would play other players if he had the choice. As he has when he can.
Dropped for what though exactly?
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