Haydos

Tbf it's nonsense speculation 🤷 looking good anyway!

In a way, but bad kicks happen, you adjust. As soon as they see that kick, every player should be reacting. Thomas and Justin most of all but everyone should be dropping immediately.

It's happened boiiiiiii. 90th times the charm! Wordle 293 1/6* 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Let's not get ahead of ourselves. He's been an absolute bomb-scare all season. I've not enjoyed having him on the pitch. I thought he was very good last night when he came on but he's got a long way to go to earn any trust again for me.

So he's like a French Sean Dyche?

Give it a rest, go back to Footy Manager manager

Marco with the smart pass, love that man.

Just about to say how wank he is after that awful touch

France, roughly.

The thesaurus your nan got you went down well.

I still well up when I hear people talk about Vichai. It always catches me off guard as well. It's amazing what one man's legacy can do. I don't know how we dug deep after what happened yet we managed it. Kasper, man. What a wonderful ambassador to the club. There'll be a big hole to fill the day he leaves.

I've wondered this, he does look like he lumbers a bit at times. Hopefully it's identified and it gives him a bit more mobility because at the moment he just seems to drift around. Taller centre mids like Toure, Viera, Gerrard have all seemed a lot more mobile, I was hoping to see some of their strengths in him from the highlights I'd seen. The guys young and in a new country though, I'm happy to give him well into next season. He's shown some of what he can do, I love how he shields the ball as it comes across him and takes it on the turn to move forward, I want to see more of that. He's either lacking confidence or he's been instructed to be more conservative for now.

No point rushing things at this stage. He's been out for long enough, any setbacks could really **** him over physically and mentally. I know we're in short supply of defenders but a guy who's not played in nearly a year isn't suddenly gonna fix everything.

Do you not think that that's what makes him him though? I'm a believer that you've got to take people for what they are. Yes, you can point out their positives and negatives, but at the end of the day these often mould your personality. He's a strong character, stubborn, believes in himself. These contributed to him being confrontational and at times losing it if we're honest. But these are traits that also mean he has faith in players, that he gets players playing for him, that sometimes mean you develop clubman that will stick around for a decade. If he didn't have that side to him, I don't think he'd have taken this club to her heights he did.

We absolutely do. But I'm sure we'll squeeze what we can out of him and I'm sure he'll want to play as much football as possible. When he's on the pitch he's massive for us. You only need to read testaments from some injury ridden players to see what they go through. Players get managed through injury all the time. This one from Batistuta is pretty shocking. https://www.eurosport.com/football/legend-batistuta-asked-doctor-to-cut-off-his-legs_sto4714361/story.shtml Different sport but still applicable... https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/aug/28/dylan-hartley-rugby-normalises-pain-and-injuries-its-the-reality