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Mr Brownbill the problem is our insistence in playing one striker. From my first observation of this tactic with Jason Scotland fumbling around on his own against Wolves at home I have found this to be a boring and negative way to play the game and now part way in to our sixth season of this droll garbage is it not about time we played with two strikers on the field.
It doesn’t have to be 442 but please let us not rely on midfielders to get amongst the goals anymore and play our bloody strikers. AS mentioned before how the frig can our solo striker get on the end of their own crosses because our striker seems to be deep and out wide most of the match. Saying that they cant get on the end of Callums crosses because he is played too deep and McClean must have an eye problem because he can never find a blue shirt.Personally I have a lot of respect for Clarke Carlisle and Jason Roberts who work tirelessly to rid football and society of Racism and discrimination in general and funnily enough equal respect with many who have got on to the anti- Whelan bandwagon. There is no room in society for racism, sexism, homophobia and discrimination against sexual orientation, disability or religion. Problem is the protesters are always seen as the loudest voice and common sense seems to get lost along the way. It is easy to shout, but everyone who shouts out their protestations should look at themselves first and they will find that none of us are totally squeaky clean.
Keep up the good work Clarke and Jason but keep it balanced and somewhere mention the fine work Latics and Whelan have done to become North West community club of the year and equally the fine work Latics and Whelan have done for the Kick it Out campaign.Perhaps the bandwagon is too full and Duleep is playing the cards differently just in case Mr Whelan comes out of all this smelling of roses. Anyway it is a change to hear a reporter who likes to look at the story from an alternative perspective.
Must admit that there are very few people I have spoken to who believe Whelan has done much wrong and those people are from a diverse range of backgrounds. Everybody seems to be in agreement in that they can not open their mouths without something being branded offensive by the PC Police or what wasn’t offensive last week is offensive this week.True Martin but a more worrying fact is that only 12% of teachers in primary schools are men.Is it now time to block applications for teaching posts in primary schools from women in this rewarding and well paid proffesion?
Positive discrimination-?????
Certainly a different way of looking at democracy. Sounds a little like East Germany prior to the Berlin wall coming down.
Great idea though. How about multiple votes for certain groups in elections.Well that is a disgusting demonstration of sexual discrimination at its worst.
An open breach of one of the seven strands of discrimination. How on earth do these hypocrites get away with this!!!Chris McCann played the roll that’s been missing all season and Sean was great. Those two playing those roles took the pressure off Forshaw. Tuther midfielders judgement reserved Roger just gave the ball away and Callum starved of ball. Nice to see Ben back but McCleans final ball was woefull yet again.
Enjoyed the match for a change.What shows here again is how lightly serious criminals are treated.
Rape is an evil violent crime. This Mon should have been too old to play for anyone before release from prison. But that’s the law.Reckon we could be main match. Fuckin’ ‘nobs.
Another good reason to sing out loud for Dave and our club.I don’t think people in general take much notice of the PC brigade because they are too busy getting on with their lives but most people get on with their lives and show respect for others. You, me and the majority of folk are generally courteous and well mannered and show respect for must other people regardless of creed or culture. What gets on most of our backs is being told to be that way by big brother like figures.
He will have a few tricks up his sleeve will Dave Whelan. Money talks and a lot of pressure can be put on a lot of people.
