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I am in the ‘ABE’ club. Anybody But England.
I might be getting on abit these days but I just don’t get it.[/quote]I especially hate the guts of Raheem Sterling. He epitomises the tossers. Whatever happened to us having players called Stan, Billy, Bobby etc?[/quote]
Bit racist
They were awful last night. Great to see ape man squirming at the end.
No idea what you on about though bullitt seein as they were away (or their second home)
If this excuse laden losing run lasts any longer there will be 20,000 empty seats at the next RL game at the DW football stadium, then even less when they play the middle 8s. :lol: :lol:[/quote]
Love to see the goons playing in an empty stadium but wont happen. wishful thinking that bullitt.
love there losing run to carry on when they get there players back
They were awful last night. Great to see ape man squirming at the end.
No idea what you on about though bullitt seein as they were away (or their second home)
Barlow may be an out and out striker but he played as part of a front THREE which is 2 men wide of ONE striker. I’m not even sure how 2 strikers and 1 wide man would look.
Lee McCulloch was a striker at Motherwell and we moved him wide. Doesnt make your 442 a 433 otherwise WTF was the formation when Kilbane (a winger) was at LB or McCann (a centre mid)
4-3-3 that’s sort of two strikers and a wide man. Whatever are we going to stop splitting hairs.
Some of us prefer to watch two out and out strikers playing up front and some don’t. Its all a matter of what you like and what you dont.Barlow and Haworth were two strikers.
Ellington and Roberts two strikers.
I just find football much duller since the day we were told Jason Scotland on his Todd up top on his own and players walking around with the ball passing sideways was the way Wigan play from now on. It hasn’t varied much since that day just even duller as the side gets weaker and players of a less ability are being asked too much of them.2 strikers and a wide man :lol: :lol:
Just wen you think there cant be anymore crap on here :lol:
Make it law that anyone who commits an act of terrorism subjects his or her own family to incarceration for life. Bollocks to human rights for them bollocks to its not fair you destroy a life you destroy your own family as well.On wat planet would that work? “Hi mr and mrs bloggs. Your childs a muppet so we are going to jail you for life. We dont care about the shop you own or surgery you work in. Look after your kids better. Yes the family whose son killed someone last week are allowed to be free because they arent muslims”
The amount of shit the goons put on it on Monday it should be like a forest. 20-0 and they lost :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Good words Ali and Nuneaton. Even I would agree in Caldwell’s League one winning year we looked good on a few occasions but maybe this was because of your point Nuneaton,as we had the purchasing power to bring in better players for that level. At the moment we probably still have but will we dis-mantle the squad to bring in a couple of Bob, who knows?
I just find 4-4-2 much more interesting to watch than the one up top game.
Seems this is the way young Sharpey and Jackson want us to play and they run the club.Do us fevour then and find a club who plays it and watch them. Lads not been measured for his kit yet and you slagging him off.[/quote]
Who is slagging him off?, we are debating formations that’s all. LHL made a brilliant observation for most clubs playing 1 up is about it being fashionable. Because it works for some it doesn’t mean it works all the time for everybody. Like I keep banging on about it you need to have the players good enough and FIT enough to get the best out of it. If you haven’t play another way.Look at Boro this season they were worse than us at hitting the onion bag and got relegated whereas other clubs tried to be more attacking and survived. Boro didn’t have the quality of players to work it. Spurs have probably the best 3 wing backs in the country in Walker, Rose and Trippier and their lone striker got the Golden boot. I believe to play the lone striker all depends on your wing backs if they are anything else but quality don’t bother with it. 4-4-1-1 to me is next best if you have 2 good wingers who you do not need to rely on them getting back when you haven’t got the ball. Like I said this debate will split opinions.[/quote]
Proabably quoted the wrong post by Donny. The thread starts:
Prepare yourselves for the latest version of the one up top illness that has infested our club since the day Jason Scotland graced our pitch
Yip it looks like we are falling for it again.
Other than that, good luck Cooky. We won’t hold our breath.
Another totally underwhelming appointment.
Will be there next season but many won’t be.
Such a shame.Good words Ali and Nuneaton. Even I would agree in Caldwell’s League one winning year we looked good on a few occasions but maybe this was because of your point Nuneaton,as we had the purchasing power to bring in better players for that level. At the moment we probably still have but will we dis-mantle the squad to bring in a couple of Bob, who knows?
I just find 4-4-2 much more interesting to watch than the one up top game.
Seems this is the way young Sharpey and Jackson want us to play and they run the club.Do us fevour then and find a club who plays it and watch them. Lads not been measured for his kit yet and you slagging him off.
Premier League Rules, section K:Ground Sharing
K.4. No Club shall have or enter into a ground-sharing agreement in respect of its
Stadium unless the agreement contains a legally enforceable provision to the effect
that the playing of the Club’s League Matches at the Stadium shall always take
precedence over the activities of the other party to the agreement.Just means that the giants cant play the same day which never happens there anyway like here as their pitch is ok and neither set of fans hates the other.
Then again, they havent had to suffer the goons.
And rugby league gets ridiculed for its systems. (rightly in most cases)
Well done to them. Nice little ground.
