I'm with you on this, I can't see it happening. I suppose the only chance is a new loan to replace Murray, not sure who there would be out there that we could get but this is a possibility I guess. I'd say the owners will be turning to the Xisco and saying you have Deeney, Gray, Perica and Success - make it work. I'm hoping that, even with rotation being necessary this season, we will see most of Sarr, Pedro, Zinc, Sema & Hughes each game and hopefully this may just be enough with the small amount of help from the above 4 to get us some goals and wins.
Like **** am I paying for another game this season. Hopefully Gray and Deeny don't start and hopefully Zinc is allowed to take all the set pieces.
Thank you Skyla. I am currently writing a play on the life of Long John Silver ( or Mervin, his real name. When he went to sea his mum insisted that he wore long johns so that he didn't get a chill. It was after he lost a leg he got called 'Long John'.) In between the day job and family it is very slow going. Your encouragement helps.
Well they did start in the last home game against Norwich which we won. So it aint all doom and gloom.
Will be interesting to see if we argon to ditch the boron football we played under that silicon Ivic. Ideally exit Deeney if we can sulphur a few £ms. If not, time to get Marco Silver back ?
They both did their best not to score. The fact that one winger set up the other winger for the goal speaks volumes. The guys in the middle were absolutely hopeless, just as they were against Swansea and just as they will continue to be.
Capoue laughing after scoring that own goal was the very epitome of the rank attitude across this current mob.
Some sports psychologists teach athletes to laugh when they make a mistake,as a way of releasing anger. However it's not a good look especially when there are question marks about a player's attitude. Contrast to a friend of mine who always had trouble controlling her emotions on court. Sue Mappin,head of women's tennis at the time told her to count to ten every time she thought she would lose control or recite a nursery rhyme to prevent her swearing,being sanctioned and then losing it further. During a match at the Cumberland tournament my friend was losing her rag. A mutual friend reminded her of Sue's plan. She counted to ten out loud then began reciting "Hickory ****ory dock,the mouse ran up the f***ing clock,****,***** and so on. She was disqualified. Sue didn't try again but at least my friend cared. She still swears proofusely to this day,but not in the workplace!