jrfatfan

I seem to remember him having a mare at Noblot when we got tonked a few tears back. Exchanged words with Rosler as he left the field having been subbed and that was it. :ohmy:

Just checked my ticket which came today and I am in the £55 seats block 229. That’s a 30 dab saving. :cheer:

So once again it pays to get your tickets late, even though in my case it wasn’t intended.

Stroud is the new Dowd. :ohmy:

Sorry pal, Sunday it is. :(

I wonder if Hull will ler us take little Shaun M on loan until the end of January.

I thought the balance of the whole team was right today.

The engine room of Morsy and McDonald, complemented by the smooth silky skills of the creative Gomez, was the best I’ve seen in ages.

The tempo and energy levels of all the players seemed to have doubled from the previous games, Will Grigg looked like a man possessed, winning the majority of the long balls and making the runs intio the box at the right time.

Power seems to have found a good position in the team and was encouraged by WJ all the game to get involved.

This was the key for me, too often players, particularly midfielders and defenders, have passed the ball and then thought that their work is done. Today I heard WJ shout “get involved”, “join in” and consequently we have foraged in numbers and not in ones and twos.

Lets hope we can take this into our league games, if we can I think we will get ourselves out of this mess.
Well done to WJ for taking the FA Cup seriously! :cheer:

….and what league was that in mon?

When will the penny drop that the difference from league One to the Championship is massive in terms of quality of teams and players.

Have you forgot all the goals that was created for Will Grigg last season, he didn’t need Deli Ali, the likes of Yannick, Jacobs, Power etc gave him plenty of ammo and he notched at a decent rate after a slow start.
Its not a case of pishin around, its more about being closed down by well drilled teams who dont give you an inch of space. :(

Sorry jr marrer but it was the said manager and coaches who last season had us playing a more offensive style had Will Grigg scoring for fun full of confidence and had us enjoying our football. In summer all changed Morsey and Colclough were shipped out we went to a more defensive tactic and instead of letting last seasons momentum and confidence take us through the first few games of the new season the squad was overhauled to excess. If they see so much on the training pitch then how come they cant get it right on match days?. I feel it is unfair to lay blame for this season on the players when all the major disastrous decisions have been off field cock ups. It is funny how we can watch the same games and have so varied opinions but to me the manager and coaches are the root of all our problems. If Grigg goes we will see just how good he is in a more balanced set up than we have here. Chelsea are the perfect example of good coaching/bad coaching, last season Mourinho lost it and they were shite. Conte has basically the same players yet this season they look like world beaters. If we cant get it right off the pitch we will never get it sorted on it.[/quote]

I see where you coming from NL, but I strongly suspect WG on current ratings will not get the chance of playing under a “better” coach. He will more than likely go back to league one or be a bench warmer with someone like Sheff Wednesday. :([/quote]

He will certainly be a Div 1 player if he stays next season unfortunately.[/quote]

Not necessarily so, there’s a long way to go and a lot of points to play for. I wouldn’t put any money on us going down, but I might risk a few Bob on us staying up. Time will tell but I would sooner be a Wigan supporter than a Rotherham, Blackburn, Cardiff or Bristol City. Theres always at least one team that fall like a lead balloon and this season it looks like being Bristol City.