Dimmu

Inspired by the first page of this thread, I thought AI could catch my thoughts on the game:
 
With eloquence befitting the ages, let this critique unfold upon the recent footballing spectacle. Derby County's recent triumph, gracefully and rightfully achieved, ascends our memories akin to noble birds in the radiance of a sunset.
As the football ensemble of Derby County graced the pitch, they conjured a spiritual melody, resonating with the echoes of past grandeur and steadfastness. The fate of Port Vale seemed sealed, as Derby's players maneuvered the ball with the finesse of courtly virtuosos.
The goals, three in number, rose like magnificent spires, painting a tableau of triumph as iconic as a masterpiece from the Renaissance. Derby County's victory narrates a tale of tradition and artistry interwoven into the very fabric of football. Port Vale, a respectable adversary, found themselves eclipsed in this theatrical performance, where Derby County's gems shone brightly until the game's final act.

I think the attachment to our own youngsters is understandable, but probably taints our view a bit.
If we had been looking to bring in a conference bench warmer in Jan, there would have been little enthusiasm.
Let the lad develope with no pressure this season and come back with a better idea of where he needs to be this summer.

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

Run-in analysis for top 7.

We have the easiest remaining opponents if the measurement is based on the opponent's points per game, Pompey's rest of the season is the toughest.
 

I wouldn't oppose handing him an 18-month contract. We only have one striker for the next season, Wash. Collins, Waggy, and TJJ are all running out of contract. So, we are looking for 3-4 new contracts and/or players in the summer and Gayle surely could be one of them.
It depends on his wishes and wages, but surely he is worth considering.

I wouldn't oppose handing him an 18-month contract. We only have one striker for the next season, Wash. Collins, Waggy, and TJJ are all running out of contract. So, we are looking for 3-4 new contracts and/or players in the summer and Gayle surely could be one of them.
It depends on his wishes and wages, but surely he is worth considering.

Anyone got any ketchup?

I meant Bird.

Warne Haters: 'We've got the best squad and biggest budget, we should be walking this league'
Also Warne Haters: 'We should have signed more players'

I don't think he's a bad guy, I think he's just spineless. The interview just cemented that further.
If he didn't like what he was told to do, he could have stood up for himself and said no. And furthermore then leave with some professional reputation in tact. He had a good name for himself at one point, chosen as a Championship representative on the EFL board. He had a way out.
That's not even to mention integrity and morals.
Nobody forced him. One way or another, he messed up big time. He could at least fess up and apologise for not having the grapefruits to try to stop it happening.
Like most politicians, he has no understanding of the responsibility and gravity of his office

And that is wearing glasses and not drinking alcohol. Oh dear 
If a mod could put this is the live football thread I'd be grateful but please leave it 24 hours to allow more pee taking.

I’d agree with this. Ignoring few posters who are less pleasant to read and very active and suddenly this forum is very good again 👌 I just wish people wouldn’t quote those I’ve ignored 🤣

I’d agree with this. Ignoring few posters who are less pleasant to read and very active and suddenly this forum is very good again 👌 I just wish people wouldn’t quote those I’ve ignored 🤣

I’d agree with this. Ignoring few posters who are less pleasant to read and very active and suddenly this forum is very good again 👌 I just wish people wouldn’t quote those I’ve ignored 🤣

Just a heads up for all those people who ignore @Dimmu!

I’d agree with this. Ignoring few posters who are less pleasant to read and very active and suddenly this forum is very good again 👌 I just wish people wouldn’t quote those I’ve ignored 🤣

Can’t believe the sentiment on here about a talented young player who is desperate to prove himself but whose career has been blighted by injuries.
Warne has seen a player in training who exhibits amazing skill. He has shown faith in TJJ because if he could get fit, he’d be a great addition.
It didn’t work out but surely the hope is that this young man realises his dreams?
 

Except this isn't a new thing... The home atmosphere has been dogsh!t for a while now, and I chalk it up to toxic expectation. I remember it really starting in 14/15, the first season people started assuming we'd finish top 2. It seemingly changed from unconditional support, to entirely conditional. The team has to do something to warrant cheering, rather than generating atmosphere to gee the players on.
I find it all very entitled. It's embarrassing when we come across as the fanbase that thinks they're better than they are. We should have a 'we're in league 1 so better roll our sleeves up and muck in'' whereas instead everyone is expecting champagne football and constant wins, and then literally boo'ing if we dare to have a blip... I think that reflects more poorly on our fanbase, than it does in any way on Warne or his football.