Saint_clark

The goal was disallowed on the pitch.

You couldn't see his foot and so you can't conclusively say he was onside, therefore the on field decision should have stood and the on field decision was offside.

If this was disallowed on the pitch they can't overturn it based on that as you can't conclusively see where his foot is. Goal shouldn't stand.

Bazunus positioning terrible there.

What the fuck was that DCC.

Think he's been excellent so far personally 🤷🏼‍♂️

We've pissed off the home fans, step one complete.

Shit touch from KWP costs us a shooting opportunity.

BuT pErRaUd...

What a load of nonsense. He's better than KWP who, for all his strengths, almost never picks the right ball into the box.

So we end up with two right footed players on the left stunting any threat down the wing and a right back who hasn't shown anything above average all season, as opposed to a left back who is ok at defending and has a very good left foot when crossing into the box. Ok.

Who would you pick at left back? Perraud hasnt been bad, exposed at times but that's part of the sacrifice of having a fullback that likes to bomb forward. Him and Sulemana linked up very well which makes it more frustrating that the latter has been dropped. Who's the bird interviewing Alan Smith on sky more importantly, she's like Kenzie Benali 2.0

Glad to see Mara getting a start, he deserves a solid 4 or 5 starts in a row in my opinion.

We DID do what they look like doing. They could still very easily finish in the bottom half of the table, so don't need to big them up too much yet.

I never know what I'm looking at to be honest, I rely on this place to summarise for me.

Best? Bold prediction.

What was his excuse for 2017 to 2022?

One change that needs to happen is that VAR officials need to be specially trained, not referees doing that as well, and they shouldn't be teamed up with the same referee every week.

That may explain all the fence rattling and aimless chair throws, to be fair.

Really miss those London area league one and championship away days on the train.

Would it? If it's genuinely having a negative effect on someone's work performance I thought it didn't count as discrimination. It's not like any allowances can be made to account for it. Exactly.

Perfect example of how even a top class creative player will look shit if the players ahead of him aren't putting any chances away.

Would it be considered discrimination if a team was less likely to sign a player who celebrated Ramadan, knowing full well that it would negatively impact their performance?

Trouble with that is I don't think Onuachu has looked any good playing with his back to goal. Adams is much more likely to flick the ball on or chest, control and lay it off.

Championship I don't think was a great escape, as far as I remember we were within touching distance the entire season so were never really far enough behind to consider it a great escape. Similar to this season for me - one win could leap us up into 15th place, so unless we fall further behind and THEN come back I don't know if i'd call this a great escape, even with how bad we've been. Were we bottom at christmas? Am I right in saying the only time someone has stayed up after being bottom at christmas was WBA the season we went down?