Saint Billy

Worse refereeing decision I've seen in year's.

This is really sickening stuff to watch.

It was coming

I'll look in the sewing box.

Point taken about half way line, but as far as attacking is concerned I am not convinced, it all seems a bit half hearted with no real cut and thrust. Again, for me, team selection and formation is all at sea and as I have said before, it's not unexpected as this managers previous indicates this is how he sets his team up. Ironically Reed brings him in to replace Puels dull football

Hopefully the manager watched the Palace game against Chelsea, attacking football can win games!!. If we have another display of tippy tappy keep ball without hardly crossing the halfway line I fekin give up, and Reed and co need to be shot at dawn for their recent manager appointments and general poor decision making. For me today's game is pivotal.

With you on that.

Thank God that's done with for a while, it's bad enough watching saints ATM without having to go through it all again with England.

Story seems to be gathering pace in the media. I think he is just what we need ATM, plus game time might give him a last gasp chance of getting into the England squad for Russia, he won't get regular game time with the bigger clubs.

Get rid in jan and use some of the funds to sort out our mess of a squad.

Nothing in MP's past ever suggested he would come here and bring attacking expansive football with him, how on earth Reed thought this is beyond me.

Reed has seeked a Poch clone and come up with a Puel 2. Depressing.

Does anyone oversee this site anymore?.

Isn't it the case with the new ownership " Nothing changes", don't see the point in discussing that.

I thought from the title he was having a nervous breakdown.

Good grief that sounds nasty, it does seem that to beat cancer you do have to go through some uncomfortable and harrowing sh*t, worth it though. Glad your getting there.

Cheers. As it is such a common illness I thought more on here would have been effected in one way or another but I suppose it is a delicate subject to approach. After the initial shock of being diagnosed I was and still am cool with it as it was caught early enough, I might need a spot if radiotherapy to finally nail it in the future but it is the after effects of the surgery that are the big downer, I just wondered how others coped or are coping with it.

I expected far worse so that's encouraging. It seems that mopo's getting it sorted now and hopefully we can now start putting the ball in the net.

Anyone had it?. I had mine removed two and a half years ago by robotic surgery. Not entirely out of the woods yet as my psa is slowly creeping up. Main reason for posting is to see if there are any fellow sufferer's and how they have coped with the side effects of surgery. Makes me chuckle when I am called a bed wetter on the football forum

Lemina was outstanding, keep that up all season and he'll be refusing to play next season. Seriously, better performance than last week but still some flaws that need sorting for when we start playing the better sides as Palace were p@ss poor, I think Man U will come too soon for us to seriously trouble them. There you go Ottawa, can you handle the truth?.

Wubbish wef

Ah a bit of creativity coming on.

Lemina wow!

Now, just do it!. At the moment our bench looks as motivated as a sloth on anti depressants.

I'm not a big admirer of JWP, but to be fair he is just one of many in this team who are not up to the job and unfortunately most of them reside in the midfield area's.