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Is this reply to B4 really needed from an experienced poster on here?

Is this reply to B4 really needed from an experienced poster on here?

Is this reply to B4 really needed from an experienced poster on here?

Is this reply to B4 really needed from an experienced poster on here?

In fairness to Byrne, I think that his license to attack has been revoked, I've count of the number of times he's made runs in space, down the wing, only to be ignored or to have a ball played to feet, rather than for him to run on to. I think Joziak suffers from the same lack of service when playing out wide on the right.

In fairness to Byrne, I think that his license to attack has been revoked, I've count of the number of times he's made runs in space, down the wing, only to be ignored or to have a ball played to feet, rather than for him to run on to. I think Joziak suffers from the same lack of service when playing out wide on the right.

Bennett, all day long, Malone was a decent player for us, but was quite often a scapecoat. He was bundled out of the club and it was made clear to him that he had no future here. Bennett, on the other hand, was always given the benefit of the doubt by the management and the fans, including me, because he was 'one of our own'. His subsequent actions since 'Joinergate' have left a very sour taste.

Bennett, all day long, Malone was a decent player for us, but was quite often a scapecoat. He was bundled out of the club and it was made clear to him that he had no future here. Bennett, on the other hand, was always given the benefit of the doubt by the management and the fans, including me, because he was 'one of our own'. His subsequent actions since 'Joinergate' have left a very sour taste.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

Although the administrators have one eye on the end of the season, surely their main aim is to find a buyer to keep the club in existence now? 
With this in mind the appeal, if successful, will mean that they are trying to sell a club which is more likely and will need less funds, to avoid relegation. This, in turn, will make the club more attractive to potential new owners and attract a higher price.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

There are 2 facts, MM is partly responsible for us going into administration and Covid is also partly responsible for us going into administration. Take away either contribution and we wouldn't be in administration, at this moment in time. MM's contribution is irrelevant when considering the appeal on the grounds of force majeure.
People agreeing with the administrators decision to appeal on grounds of force majeure aren't necessarily defending MM.

Granted that these goals were down to him, but if used properly, he is our leading creator of goals and the goals he creats will outweigh those that he concedes.
Which leads me to a key problem we have this season, we are continually ignoring his runs down the wing. Look at the goal against Coventry, when CKR gets the ball Byrne is 50 yards away, but then goes like a train to catch up with play and then put in the cross for Shinnie to score. Maybe playing 3 at the back would take the pressure of his defending and allow him to play more forward.

Granted that these goals were down to him, but if used properly, he is our leading creator of goals and the goals he creats will outweigh those that he concedes.
Which leads me to a key problem we have this season, we are continually ignoring his runs down the wing. Look at the goal against Coventry, when CKR gets the ball Byrne is 50 yards away, but then goes like a train to catch up with play and then put in the cross for Shinnie to score. Maybe playing 3 at the back would take the pressure of his defending and allow him to play more forward.

Shinnie is suspended for 1 game, after picking up his 5th yellow today and Lawrence must be close.

Shinnie is suspended for 1 game, after picking up his 5th yellow today and Lawrence must be close.

If the potential new owners were forced to pay MM £80M for the ground in addition to clearing the debts, nobody would be interested and the club would go under. Unless they paid MM the £80M and he then agreed to use that money to clear the clubs debts, but I don't know if that would be legally possible. After all, isn't this what MM was trying to do, when he tried to sell club himself?

I was at the game also and after standing the whole game, my hip has been agony today. I used to love to stand on the Popside and at away games, but now it can be a struggle. My heart goes out to those with small children or who are infirm.
One possible solution the club could come up with, is to designate the first few rows of away tickets as strictly 'sitting only'. I know that these aren't the best seats to have and that the view isn't great, but it would give those people who are suffering at the moment, a choice of continuing to suffer or to sit down, even with the compromises. You could try having a seating block, but I don't that would work, as you would get a border between the 2 sections where those sitting down would have their view blocked to the side.
The more boisterous element won't want these lower seats, so there shouldn't be an issue there.

I was at the game also and after standing the whole game, my hip has been agony today. I used to love to stand on the Popside and at away games, but now it can be a struggle. My heart goes out to those with small children or who are infirm.
One possible solution the club could come up with, is to designate the first few rows of away tickets as strictly 'sitting only'. I know that these aren't the best seats to have and that the view isn't great, but it would give those people who are suffering at the moment, a choice of continuing to suffer or to sit down, even with the compromises. You could try having a seating block, but I don't that would work, as you would get a border between the 2 sections where those sitting down would have their view blocked to the side.
The more boisterous element won't want these lower seats, so there shouldn't be an issue there.

I was at the game also and after standing the whole game, my hip has been agony today. I used to love to stand on the Popside and at away games, but now it can be a struggle. My heart goes out to those with small children or who are infirm.
One possible solution the club could come up with, is to designate the first few rows of away tickets as strictly 'sitting only'. I know that these aren't the best seats to have and that the view isn't great, but it would give those people who are suffering at the moment, a choice of continuing to suffer or to sit down, even with the compromises. You could try having a seating block, but I don't that would work, as you would get a border between the 2 sections where those sitting down would have their view blocked to the side.
The more boisterous element won't want these lower seats, so there shouldn't be an issue there.

I was at the game also and after standing the whole game, my hip has been agony today. I used to love to stand on the Popside and at away games, but now it can be a struggle. My heart goes out to those with small children or who are infirm.
One possible solution the club could come up with, is to designate the first few rows of away tickets as strictly 'sitting only'. I know that these aren't the best seats to have and that the view isn't great, but it would give those people who are suffering at the moment, a choice of continuing to suffer or to sit down, even with the compromises. You could try having a seating block, but I don't that would work, as you would get a border between the 2 sections where those sitting down would have their view blocked to the side.
The more boisterous element won't want these lower seats, so there shouldn't be an issue there.

I don't know why, but Morrison seems reluctant to pass the ball wide right. Several times yesterday either Festy or Byrne were in space and didn't receive the ball.
The stats show that Byrne is a key player regarding assists and should be used more. CKR showed the way, by holding the ball and then playing in Byrne, to cross to Shinnie for the goal. A special mention to Byrne, who absolutely bust a gut to sprint from the half way line, to get involved.