Jubbs

Well, one or two do like to mention the other chances they've missed! ?
But I know what you mean. We're usually happy with a striker that takes one in four of his chances, but expect a keeper to save every one. 

Yeah this is one that really gets me. When a striker scores, we don't not celebrate and say "that's his job" do we? Some people can't bring themselves to praise Roos because they know they're wrong about him.

Yeah this is one that really gets me. When a striker scores, we don't not celebrate and say "that's his job" do we? Some people can't bring themselves to praise Roos because they know they're wrong about him.

Roos is badly underrated by our fans. If you compare him to other keepers in this division then he holds his own and you’d have to pay a good chunk of money to improve on him.
I noticed a lot of people have been critical of him with the ball at his feet, but again that’s the circumstances we put upon him. We give him the ball more than any other team gives their keeper and often under a lot of pressure too.
Given our number of backwards passes (not so much last night) and the pressure he’s under there will inevitably be mistakes, he’s not Ederson………..but I’m struggling to think of another keeper in this division that wouldn’t struggle with the silly amount of passes we give our keeper.
He’s done a good job this season.

Yeah if anyone hasn't watched it, still stick with it, I'm fully up to date!

Up to date on Money Heist. 5 seasons and another final set of episodes is planned for release in December. Good stuff. Decent acting and some fine action sequences.

I think he's only on trial now by the looks of it.

I binged this on Saturday and Sunday too. I guessed one of the supposed twists, when one of the message came through. No spoilers.
I give it a Branko Strupar/10

Ali Al-Hamadi, former Swansea striker. Won Academy POTY last season for them yet didn't come to an agreement with his contract by the looks of it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48218007 Here's an interesting story about his journey so far.

What does this have anything to do with? It's just the total attendances of the home teams in your away games so far.
Derby's away games: Peterborough, Hull and Birmingham (at reduced attendance).
Forest away games: Coventry, Stoke and Us. 
Hmm I wonder which attendances are gonna be bigger.

Thanks for all the updates, @Jubbs. I didn't even know we were playing today!

Ali Al-Hamadi, former Swansea striker. Won Academy POTY last season for them yet didn't come to an agreement with his contract by the looks of it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48218007 Here's an interesting story about his journey so far.

Ali Al-Hamadi, former Swansea striker. Won Academy POTY last season for them yet didn't come to an agreement with his contract by the looks of it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48218007 Here's an interesting story about his journey so far.

Ali Al-Hamadi, former Swansea striker. Won Academy POTY last season for them yet didn't come to an agreement with his contract by the looks of it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48218007 Here's an interesting story about his journey so far.

Ali Al-Hamadi, former Swansea striker. Won Academy POTY last season for them yet didn't come to an agreement with his contract by the looks of it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48218007 Here's an interesting story about his journey so far.

Finished Clickbait yesterday on Netflix.
I really liked it and couldn't stop watching. About a guy that gets abducted and his family try and find out who is behind it.
7.5/10

Used to play for Burton if I remember correctly, was also a left back. Was released this season

It will be Russell. No one knows the exact details, but I suspect Mercedes were already paying part of Russell's salary. Merc have been plotting his moment for years.
De Vries will most likely replace Russell. Then I'd say it's between Danny Ric and De Vries to replace Hamilton when he retires, depending on how Russell establishes himself at Mercedes and how De Vries gets on at Williams.
Albon will be unlucky not to find a way back in. Alfa Romeo is extremely unlikely, as Ferrari would replace Giovanazzi with another Ferrari junior if he doesn't stay, or at Haas if they move Schumacher sideways. It leaves him hoping that Tsunoda has a torrid run of form which sees him out, or that Williams decide they can do without Latifi.

Hmmmmm I wonder who will be going to Mercedes...?
 

Hmmmmm I wonder who will be going to Mercedes...?
 

Cracking stuff this, by the way. Why would we talk about our most talented player when we can dovetail it into a debate about the merits of sociological patterns since the turn of the century?

They'd finished 6th the season before though and Hyypia was just a poor manager. They had a decent squad capable of promotion.