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This might be one of the worst takes I’ve read on this forum 

I may have mentioned this before but we were filmed for ‘A Place in the Sun’ last June and have now been told of our airing date. 
 
It’ll be on Channel 4 at 3pm on Thursday June 6th and on catch up too of course. 
 
I realise this will mean me giving up my anonymity on here but though it might be of interest to any travel buffs out there!

Just finished series three of Clarkson's farm and really enjoyed it. Although largely a light hearted story of a buffoon trying to turn his hand to something way out of his comfort zone, I agree that there was a serious side to it regarding the plight of farmers.
 
The piglets was a little traumatic but the goats were hilarious. There are no doubt several people that would like to do what one of the goats did to Clarkson. 😀

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

Reuben is progressing really well and is now working on being able to stand and put his weight through that right leg before he moves on to trying to walk. A little bit more movement in the right elbow but nothing yet in the wrist and hand….. 

My little list 
GK - Iversen
LB - Hayden Roberts
CB- Moore Oxford
Midfield - Adams, Kane, Aasgard, Randall, Dolan
Fwd - Azeez, Bacuna, Mason-Clark, Mellon, Taylor (unlikely)
 

No, he’s working there to supplement his salary at the Rovers😊

Isn’t he the clairvoyant in Phoenix nights

Not the first time he’s been released 

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

Not the first time he’s been released 

Not the first time he’s been released 

Not the first time he’s been released 

Not the first time he’s been released 

I wasn’t that man but I’ve groaned with the best of them during the season. I’ve never shouted anyone was rubbish though.
At times, it was a bit like watching your children in an awful school play, being generally supportive but not entertained 😊
Throughout it all, I appreciated that the team was always giving its all. Sometimes in games, nothing ‘clicks’
League One is a tough old division and teams battle hard. That’s why it’s such a relief to have escaped.

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

Some decent messages from Korey and Waggy. They did their bit, so appreciate them both.👍

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

I would respectfully disagree. LWB is the only position in which Sibley has looked competent. When he plays further forward he is unable to receive the ball under pressure. His first touch isn’t good enough and he gets outmuscled.
When he plays at LWB, he receives the ball under little pressure and has the majority of the pitch in front of him. He then has the time to pick a pass or develop momentum in a forward run.
Whether or not he can do that in the Championship remains to be seen but if he stays, I wish him all the best.

I think we should be congratulating Usyk who proved he is a great champion. 
Fury was hurting and did amazingly well to finish.

I would be devastated if Derby played like Bolton have in a play-off final. They have absolutely no go in them.

I would be devastated if Derby played like Bolton have in a play-off final. They have absolutely no go in them.

Sheehan hasn’t impressed, neither has Ogbeta. Oxford’s midfield has been dominant.