Ron has a good eye for a player and seems to think he has a big future ahead of him. I agree with the point made above. Give the guy a decent run in the team before writing him off.
I am not a gambling man and don't know how this works. We were chatting about it last night and were divided over whether to take the money or not. I supposed it depends on whether you have balls of steel or not!
Once again, how do you know that Pelle is not being coached? You make it sound all so very easy. People are not robots. There is a lot more to it than what the manager brings for any club. Frankly when we were down to 10 men and a goal down I thought we were done. How about a bit of praise for digging out a point when it seemed like we had lost the game?
Apparently a Foxes fan put £20 on them at 5000-1 to win the Premiership and cashed the bet in before yesterday's game for £29,000. Given that he stood to win £100,000, what would you have done?
I agree and wish him all the best. It wasn't his fault that it didn't work out for him here. I don't believe that he was lazy or that he feigned injury. He just wasn't suited to our style and possibly not the Premiership either. He isn't the first and wont be the last. He can play though and it is good to see him getting games and being appreciated.
"F'sure, I'll be straight with ya Ronnie me old mucker. Ive been logging in on TSW as Captainchris and given ya pelters but slip me a monkey and I'll get off ya back."
I think that you will find that plenty of "happy clappers" have been critical of the performance. The difference between us is that you go out of your way to heap the blame on Koeman at every opportunity whereas those with a more balanced view can see that there are other issues. This set up has worked for us plenty of times before. As has been said, the passing was appalling as was the lack of fight. You blame Koeman for that because you have an anti Koeman agenda. Others blame the players because they feel that is where the blame lies.