Jubbs

You're just reiterating what I was saying?
xG is just a nothingness stat that doesn't mean anything. 

It doesn't rely on stats, but it's a good way to judge performance, which makes it a useful way to build a discussion. It's about the performances on the field, if we get that right then the data will reflect. It's what we all want! 

Yep, These are some tough lasses! Made me wince at times to be honest, but then so did the first fight when Taylor in particular took a lot of hard shots. Sensibly she went a bit more mobile and fought her own fight this time around. I say 'a bit', as there was more than enough toe-to-toe all the same!
Only caught highlights and tbh, not seen a lot of Benavidez, but wow, that looked a wild old fight! He has some tools and looks a spiteful puncher, but he also looked reckless at times. Canelo has to be next you'd think, but like you, I'd have the Mexican winning that and IMO, pretty comfortably. The fight is apparently already agreed apparently.

Scored 2 in 2 on Scotland U19 duty last week and has 3 goals in 5 games (goal every 86 mins) in the U18 PL.

Scored 2 in 2 on Scotland U19 duty last week and has 3 goals in 5 games (goal every 86 mins) in the U18 PL.

Just me who enjoyed yesterday then? I actually also thought we played very well in spells. Some last ditch defending in the first half but other than that we were totally in control 

Quite a few players at Championship clubs not getting much game time. A few of the better (and younger) options being:
LCB - if Cashin leaves
Caleb Taylor - 20 years old, West Brom
Left wing back - if 3/5 at the back
Sam McCallum - 23 years old, Norwich (out of contract in the summer)
Nathanael Ogbeta - 22 years old, Swansea (out of contract in the summer)
Wingers - assuming 4231
Wanya Marçal - 21 years old, Leicester 
Borja Sainz - 22 years old, Norwich
Malik Wilks - 24 years old, Sheff Weds 
Forward
Reyes Cleary - 19 years old, West Brom (out of contract in the summer)

I don't believe any of them to be 'true'
1. I can criticise a manager (or player) but still support the team on matchday
2. I highly doubt Clowes doesn't have a contingency plan in case he felt he needed to sack any member of staff
3. We're "in this mess" because our former owner agreed to spend more than he could actually afford. If we had changed managers just as often, but with a style of play in mind and a sensible budget, we wouldn't have gone into administration.
4. A manager willing to look at the long term picture by recruiting accordingly and introducing academy prospects is looking at the long term picture. 

1.) Fans respond to the football that is served up. They'll get behind the team if the team gives them something to cheer about, it's the same for all clubs. 
2.) I'd love to see your numbers to back this up.
3.) Mistakes in the past don't necessarily equate to future mistakes. Sticking with a manager purely because we should have stuck with managers in the past would be daft.
4.) Why is it? We have one of the biggest budgets in the league and a squad that should be able to compete with any in this division. That's just your opinion. We're building back up sure, but why do we have to just accept it'll take a huge amount of time, we're entirely placed to be competitive. 

Hardly a priority we have Ward, Wilson, Foz, Elder and Nyambe.

Just the type of winger we need. A 28 year old who has only scored more than 2 goals in a season twice

Too late.
Transfer window closes in Janvier.

Not sure about this one. Considering we had him on trial (he scored a penalty in his only game), we clearly made a mistake not offering him a deal if we were to then buy him for £1m+ a couple of years later.

I went to the supermarket today and didn't buy bagels, but I did buy hummus.
Must be antisemitic.

No shocks here, great manager and still young. Clowes made a huge mistake getting rid.

So you think biased media is only a new thing? If anything, nowadays everyone has an wide range of access to different views and it's easier to find the full story than it ever has been. 
Mental illness has always been a thing, it's just more publicised now and easier to get help as it's not as taboo as it has been in the past. 

Is true that Israel discovered the Hamas guard duty rota on an Arabic calender in a hospital? 
And the guards were called Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... 
🤣

So you think biased media is only a new thing? If anything, nowadays everyone has an wide range of access to different views and it's easier to find the full story than it ever has been. 
Mental illness has always been a thing, it's just more publicised now and easier to get help as it's not as taboo as it has been in the past. 

It’s the first time in history young people can be brainwashed by activists with 24hr social media and click bait main stream media resulting in a victim mentality that is causing serious divisions and mental illness in today’s society. 
Spent two hours on a train opposite a young girl yesterday who never stopped using her mobile phone. 
Every time she lost her phone signal she was frantically trying to reconnect, she started to cry on a few occasions as well. 
When I asked her if she was ok she told me she was booked in for counselling next week. 

 

 
 

Starting to pick up some form now, that's 3 in his last 4 games including this 90th minute winner. Happy for him!

Reckon if we all pretend he’s good Rotherham might buy him back?

I think he's with Wales U17

I think he's with Wales U17