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I virtually guarantee you'll watch Jozwiak tear up some game playing in a different team, and you'll just remember him being crap for us instead of wondering what we weren't doing to unlock the player we needed.  It's almost a certainty he'll move on next season, and I can recognise there's a good player in there. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm convinced you're not a Derby fan. Convinced. 

Well, there's little I hate more than people who write like they're the oracle of all things. I could say "it's a fact that..." but that'd be bull. Of course I can't guarantee what will happen, but wait and see. I'm sure he'll be a top level player, but we aren't able to capitalise on it. I'm sure someone will though. 

No, sorry, I was saying the opposite. You'll remember the decisions that go against us as its a form of confirmation bias. You'll not see so evidently the decisions that go in our favour, or you'll gloss over them as warranted, justified or not so controversial as the ones against us. 
Over 46 games it has to be negligible in its impact. 

I virtually guarantee you'll watch Jozwiak tear up some game playing in a different team, and you'll just remember him being crap for us instead of wondering what we weren't doing to unlock the player we needed.  It's almost a certainty he'll move on next season, and I can recognise there's a good player in there. 

This was Rooney in September 

No, sorry, I was saying the opposite. You'll remember the decisions that go against us as its a form of confirmation bias. You'll not see so evidently the decisions that go in our favour, or you'll gloss over them as warranted, justified or not so controversial as the ones against us. 
Over 46 games it has to be negligible in its impact. 

I virtually guarantee you'll watch Jozwiak tear up some game playing in a different team, and you'll just remember him being crap for us instead of wondering what we weren't doing to unlock the player we needed.  It's almost a certainty he'll move on next season, and I can recognise there's a good player in there. 

I virtually guarantee you'll watch Jozwiak tear up some game playing in a different team, and you'll just remember him being crap for us instead of wondering what we weren't doing to unlock the player we needed.  It's almost a certainty he'll move on next season, and I can recognise there's a good player in there. 

I virtually guarantee you'll watch Jozwiak tear up some game playing in a different team, and you'll just remember him being crap for us instead of wondering what we weren't doing to unlock the player we needed.  It's almost a certainty he'll move on next season, and I can recognise there's a good player in there. 

That argument doesn't hold water for me. 
Let's say we finish 21st and Rotherham finish 22nd. Do you think Rotherham fans won't have their own list of games where they "deserved" to get something? 
Over 46 matches you end up where you should. I can understand a complaint about a decision in a playoff or a cup final. But if you are down at the bottom of the league, it's because you haven't performed across the season. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

That argument doesn't hold water for me. 
Let's say we finish 21st and Rotherham finish 22nd. Do you think Rotherham fans won't have their own list of games where they "deserved" to get something? 
Over 46 matches you end up where you should. I can understand a complaint about a decision in a playoff or a cup final. But if you are down at the bottom of the league, it's because you haven't performed across the season. 

Hungary are a good side and were very competitive at the last Euro's. They have very good players:
GK- Gulacsi, plays for RB Leipzig, Champions League standard
CB- Orban, also RB Leipzig
CB- Szalai, Fenerbahce
ST- Sallai, Bundesliga, Freiburg
ST- Szalai, Bundesliga, Mainz
Those are a few, can't be bothered looking through the whole squad. But i think you'll find they are way above EFL league one standard. 
Agree with you that if your a good player you should be able to show it no matter the management, but unfortunately that's not how football works nowadays. 
i don't know what else to say, the squad is absolutely good enough to stay a championship side. Who is it specifically you think is not good enough at this level?

yes but Wigan were relegated because they had a poor start to the season and played too defensive. Paul Cook changed things and went more attacking and they were one of the best in the league 2nd half of the season. Therefore proving Byrne is capable of being a top end championship player. 
Your point about Jozwiak is wrong. We're talking about Poland not San Marino they are at opposite ends of the scale. Your saying he's only done well for Poland against weak teams, then what about his game against Holland. Also got a goal, assist, and heavily involved in another goal against Hungary who are a very competitive side. He may not have shown his full potential for Derby yet but he has for Poland this year which means our management is failing to get it out of him. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

Have you tried turning it up to 11?

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I'm sure every club in the division can point to injuries and bad decisions that cost them points. We aren't where we are now because of a few bad bits of luck. 

I worry if there will be a club left if we go down. We are a very expensive outfit to run, have an owner desperate to sell, question marks over future ownership and likely a vacancy for a manager if we are relegated. And who knows, maybe a points deduction to start with, knowing the EFL. 
No, I don't see much positive about relegation.