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Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

In terms of the past 20 odd years, I don’t remember Steve Howard missing one. Head down, no pathetic stuttered run up, and just a hard-placed finish into the corner.
Harry Wilson was admittedly good. While our shoot-out win over Southampton in the playoffs 2007 was arguably an example of how to take perfect penalties. Those who stepped up and scored gave the GK no chance, even if he went the right way. Considering the occasion, nerves of steel.

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

My personal gym!
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

Mel has been terrible at running this football club during his tenure, but he hasn’t done it purposely or with clear intentions to cause harm.
He certainly isn’t in the realm of Glazers, Oystons, 3 Amigos territory.
I don’t understand what could be gained from abusing (or booing) him. He isn’t a charlatan or he hasn’t been peforming a scandal. He must be well aware of how bad his tenure has been, and he is actively looking to sell.
 

In terms of the past 20 odd years, I don’t remember Steve Howard missing one. Head down, no pathetic stuttered run up, and just a hard-placed finish into the corner.
Harry Wilson was admittedly good. While our shoot-out win over Southampton in the playoffs 2007 was arguably an example of how to take perfect penalties. Those who stepped up and scored gave the GK no chance, even if he went the right way. Considering the occasion, nerves of steel.

I thought people were joking, but now I'm not sure. I loved Idiakez, but he was a liability from the penalty spot. The only player I've ever seen who is more likely to bang in a free kick from 30 yards than score a penalty.

Just out of curiosity, what would you consider being a ‘good squad’ compared to the rest of the Championship? One capable of finishing in the top half? Top 16?
I don’t want to dampen the mood, but we really struggled towards the end of last season and our squad is weaker now going into the season.
I hope the youngsters can step up but importantly I hope the supporters in general curb expectations and show support. It would be demoralising to hear boos should we endure a tough start to the season which is probably to be expected.

In terms of the past 20 odd years, I don’t remember Steve Howard missing one. Head down, no pathetic stuttered run up, and just a hard-placed finish into the corner.
Harry Wilson was admittedly good. While our shoot-out win over Southampton in the playoffs 2007 was arguably an example of how to take perfect penalties. Those who stepped up and scored gave the GK no chance, even if he went the right way. Considering the occasion, nerves of steel.

It would be interesting to know how fellow supporters rank the importance of the current trialists, assuming we sign them.
I can’t help but feel Jags is the most important. Not only are we desperately short on defenders, but his experience could play a vital role too.
I know we need another striker and attackers, but I’d place Carroll over Aluko and Baldock. I think we need to place greater importance of adding creativity in midfield over flushing out options in attack. Carroll is a potential vital first-teamer, whereas Aluko and Baldock would surely be squad players only?

In terms of the past 20 odd years, I don’t remember Steve Howard missing one. Head down, no pathetic stuttered run up, and just a hard-placed finish into the corner.
Harry Wilson was admittedly good. While our shoot-out win over Southampton in the playoffs 2007 was arguably an example of how to take perfect penalties. Those who stepped up and scored gave the GK no chance, even if he went the right way. Considering the occasion, nerves of steel.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Jozwiak. But let’s not pretend he swings crosses like that in on a weekly basis. His ball-striking ability is poor compared to the rest of his game.
If he could strike a ball as well as say Harry Wilson, then he’d be a £20m+ PL player because the rest of his game IMO is beyond Championship level. 
We’ve enjoyed some great Championship wide players in the past decade. Ince, Ward, Russell, Wilson. I think Jozwiak’s close ball control, turn of pace, dribbling in tight spaces and movement is better than all of them. But the abovementioned can all strike the ball far better.
 

Ebosele has been brilliant. Hope he gets plenty of game time this season.
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He missed one in his last game for us, Blackburn at home, would have put us 2-0 up, within 5 mins of him missing we were 2-1 down. 

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Jozwiak. But let’s not pretend he swings crosses like that in on a weekly basis. His ball-striking ability is poor compared to the rest of his game.
If he could strike a ball as well as say Harry Wilson, then he’d be a £20m+ PL player because the rest of his game IMO is beyond Championship level. 
We’ve enjoyed some great Championship wide players in the past decade. Ince, Ward, Russell, Wilson. I think Jozwiak’s close ball control, turn of pace, dribbling in tight spaces and movement is better than all of them. But the abovementioned can all strike the ball far better.
 

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Jozwiak. But let’s not pretend he swings crosses like that in on a weekly basis. His ball-striking ability is poor compared to the rest of his game.
If he could strike a ball as well as say Harry Wilson, then he’d be a £20m+ PL player because the rest of his game IMO is beyond Championship level. 
We’ve enjoyed some great Championship wide players in the past decade. Ince, Ward, Russell, Wilson. I think Jozwiak’s close ball control, turn of pace, dribbling in tight spaces and movement is better than all of them. But the abovementioned can all strike the ball far better.
 

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Jozwiak. But let’s not pretend he swings crosses like that in on a weekly basis. His ball-striking ability is poor compared to the rest of his game.
If he could strike a ball as well as say Harry Wilson, then he’d be a £20m+ PL player because the rest of his game IMO is beyond Championship level. 
We’ve enjoyed some great Championship wide players in the past decade. Ince, Ward, Russell, Wilson. I think Jozwiak’s close ball control, turn of pace, dribbling in tight spaces and movement is better than all of them. But the abovementioned can all strike the ball far better.
 

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Jozwiak. But let’s not pretend he swings crosses like that in on a weekly basis. His ball-striking ability is poor compared to the rest of his game.
If he could strike a ball as well as say Harry Wilson, then he’d be a £20m+ PL player because the rest of his game IMO is beyond Championship level. 
We’ve enjoyed some great Championship wide players in the past decade. Ince, Ward, Russell, Wilson. I think Jozwiak’s close ball control, turn of pace, dribbling in tight spaces and movement is better than all of them. But the abovementioned can all strike the ball far better.