tomsdubs

The music needs to go straight in the bin, makes me cringe every time.

Northampton game is massive for me, lose and they pull 3 back then it's right back where we were, bag the 3 points and go in to Blackpool at home we could be looking at being 1 win away from pretty much being up barring a huge disaster which would go against all the odds.

Think if we win our next 2 games the gap will be too big, Bolton have Stevenage away then Reading and I think they'll at least draw one of those.

His positioning and movement is still class, first goal he was right there but got played behind him. We whip balls across the face he'll score for fun.

I think Gayle upfront has dictated we play more football to be honest, Warne said he got all the attacking players together to go through scenarios in the week. You could see Gayle shouting at wide men all the time, he lost it when Mendez-Laing tried to round the keeper rather than slide it across for an easy tap in.

Sibley will only look better when he is surrounded by higher calibre players in tactical systems that suit him, he has shown he can do it at higher levels. Remember when we played Man Utd in the cup and he terrorised McTominay, always been a fan and dissapointed with how he is utilised under the current tactical style.

He seems to admire the do a job type managers over flair, maybe he thinks keeping it basic is a better strategy for success. He was probably one of the fans that thought we should have gone for Big Sam or Warnock a few years ago. Edit: Take a look at Ipswich, young manager playing good football, played their way out of L1. We had a young up and coming coach playing decent footy, let him go for this style. What does that tell you.

Lets be fair with criticism, Adams poor control for the second and let them in also.

Football is diabolical, no one can seriously enjoy watching this side.

Glad I revived this thread 😄

Thing is when i'm with my mate at games we just kinda try to talk about the tactics and performances and we just kinda just stare blankly "yeah it's pretty s***". Pretty amazing for a team 3 points off top of the league.

Being a kid from a football zero interest family I never really got to see Bald Eagle days just the highlights I saw if I managed to commondeer a TV for MOTD. I'll list my top few for the ones I actually attended to see though: 1. Steve Mac - Incredible season that deserved so much more. Seasons after were still fun if dissapointing. 2. George Burley - Soon as we got Rasiak, Idiakez and Bisgaard we were rockin and rollin. Idiakez best freekick taker i've ever seen live. Leon Osman kept us up season before with some crucial goals, remember us chanting Leon sign for us after FT last day. Also coffee cup game... 3. Lampard - Had some bad runs especially when Mount was injured but the games were exciting. 4. Rooney/Rosenoir - Fun games against the odds, good atmosphere. 5. Wassall - He wasn't that bad really. 6. Clement - This guy was the total antithesis of Warne, loads of passes and possesion but we were cruising it before a wobble and a certain Melephant hitting the big red button. Rest I struggle to differentiate, honestly couldn't stand Davies.

Don't we have one of those high tech weaved pitches with modern drainage? How did we run them for last 10 years through winter?

Cost cutting I reckon, the UV lamps cost a fortune to run.

Dutch total football right there, totally s****.

It's a valid point but it's the reason I don't really want Smith here, don't want to be some kind Rotherham tribute act with Warne getting the band back together. Fact that it sounds like we were in for Goodwin gives me some hope though, bout time we actually started looking at prospects like that.

I am convinced we don't survive the Champ under Warne, his tactics are no match for the quality of that division. We'd get passed off the park, but we don't need to speculate the evidence is already there from his Rotherham stint.

Munguia - Ryder went pretty much as I thought it would. Really enjoy watching Munguia he's a bit of a throwback fighter and always looking to land big shots. Ryder always been a bit too limited to win a title, got robbed against Callum Smith but I think our Zach Parker would have beat him handily if it was for the injury. Shame we could have had a big Parker fight at PP by now!

Are the Wednesday fans actually for real? What a horrible fan base, feel bad for the black players on their team knowing they have a racist following. If the EFL had anything about them they'd take some serious action.

Anybody watching the Crocker fight tonight? Looks an interesting prospect but could run in to the mexican curse. Didn't even think Felix was that special against Cully but his chin was out there all fight and he got chinned. Crocker should box his head off but Felix will be letting the bombs go from round one.

As you get older you can stay fit but you just dont get about the pitch like you once did, happened to me. You see it all the time in pro footy, usually around the agee of 33/34.

That's fitness not legs, he doesnt get about enough. Good players never lose that right place right time intuition.

Really interested to know who the striker was, Will Goodwin?

Hourihane legs are gone, been an issue all season.

Shout out Sonny Bradley, did well when he came on.