Badger

(the) Third

A question regarding Sharp, if any have seen him play or know, what is his style of play, and what does he bring to the team ? He clearly has a good scoring record, but I don't think he has blistering pace, so does he also offer some aggression up front (as Barnard might), or guile (as Connolly) ? Or is he just an out and out scorer as someone described Austin above, "right place, right time" ? which in itself is a pretty good skill to have. Before anyone answers, I accept he is currently available for selection whereas LB is not, and it will probably be only another five matches before DC also runs out of steam. So not intended merely as comparison with these two

I used to think that, but listening to reports on 5live after a few Burnley matches, I have heard comments as to how hardworking the bloke is for the team and compliments paid to his 'link up play' etc. Personally I'm not sure about the other two either due to injury record (Sharp) and whether Maynard despite his pace,would fit into our team ethic and style of play.

Agree about Morgan yesterday, my concern about him is whether he is able to produce that form consistantly. The only way of knowing is of course if NA selects him again for the visit of Bristol City, rightly or wrongly I expect Hammond will come back as the CM positions are rotated with the BHA match in mind.

**** (d!ck)

Had she also gone to Church, you of course could have taken the opportunity to stuff the turkey !

Jimmy (as in the TOTP presenter, or going for a 'Jimmy')

Although not working in retail, I agree with her about Sunday's.

The Vicar reading sermon at our local Midnight Service last night did not agree with you . I interrupted his sermon in front of a packed church to ask.

Remember that game, Barry Ferguson ,v Blackburn, just before Luggy was sacked. Did not realise D'Urso was the ref though.

Lambert

When did he last ref a Saints game, and what history does he have with us ?

Indeed, Happy Christmas.

I expect others said this of us when we had Branfoot, then more recently Gray,Luggy, Wigley, the Dutch duo etc

Kean is probably the most 'out of his depth' manager in the Premiership since Wigley.

nut

hard

This is something I dread about the Prem, if and when we get there of course. I rarely watch MoTD these days, but on the odd occasion it seems many teams have sprinkling of "here for a season" often imported mercenaries who p!ss off for another payday on an annual basis.

ribbon

cutie

So what is he suggesting for us this time ?

Did very well on loan at Cheltenham. I'm not sure we could sign him now, but if Brum don't go up and they are struggling for cash then a summer bid should be made.

I remember a comment from Billy Connolly, that the only people you can safely tell sories about are white heterosexual males. Sad reflection but it seems to be true.

That was an analogy that crossed my mind when I first heard this "top at Christmas" being trotted out.

I'm not sure we can risk his "attitude" unsettling "the bus". But if there are no takers, we are stuck with him. So, if he works at it to regain NA's approval then he will be available for selection; if not, then bugger off and train on his own or with Forecast in the corner.