Indeed, however you could say based on the evidence of this season better teams have very regularly been beating us and that this performance does nothing to suggest that trend will not continue.BR0B0T wrote:also not a fan of this argumentSilver Fox wrote:How many goals would people have needed for last night to be considered a success? Sure the first 30 minutes seems to have been a bit sketchy but as that's only a third of the game it's not how you judge the whole. People say "a better team would have punished us" well, who's to say Jakkola wouldn't have been equal to the task if this imaginary better team had made more of their chances? It's a good result with a couple of cracking goals that I hope will give the players a bit of confidence going into the remaining league games, hopefully with JDB leading the line
Why didn't you chin them and tell them to oxf*rd off to the away stand?billybraggsbeard wrote:We had a couple of Stevenage fans behind us in the East stand one of whom used to play for Ipswich, not sure who he was but am looking up. Anyway was having a discussion with them about Blackett who they thought looked absolute class and couldn't understand why he wasn't getting in our team regularly, I explained that he doesn't play like that all the time and that against better opposition he gets closed down quicker and always wants that extra couple of seconds on the ball , plus the fact that Stam has been playing him at fullback, when as last night showed he is much better at c/half. Good overall performance by the team, liked Ilori, Blackett, Gunts & Kelly in 2nd half, and of course the Bod , please start him Saturday
Really?? You 'avin a larf, mate?Jonathan Low wrote:
There were fewer than 5,000 fans at the Mad Stad - the lowest ever for a FA Cup game.
The official attendance was 4,986 with 608 away supporters but the ones who did stay away may be now regretting their decision.
]CountryRoyal wrote:Blackett's ideal position.
LCB (3 at the back) > CB >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> LB
Have been saying it for donkeys.
blackett always looks better at CB imobillybraggsbeard wrote:We had a couple of Stevenage fans behind us in the East stand one of whom used to play for Ipswich, not sure who he was but am looking up. Anyway was having a discussion with them about Blackett who they thought looked absolute class and couldn't understand why he wasn't getting in our team regularly, I explained that he doesn't play like that all the time and that against better opposition he gets closed down quicker and always wants that extra couple of seconds on the ball , plus the fact that Stam has been playing him at fullback, when as last night showed he is much better at c/half. Good overall performance by the team, liked Ilori, Blackett, Gunts & Kelly in 2nd half, and of course the Bod , please start him Saturday
Like you I also find this comment mystifying and yet comical.The Cap wrote:Really?? You 'avin a larf, mate?Jonathan Low wrote:
There were fewer than 5,000 fans at the Mad Stad - the lowest ever for a FA Cup game.
The official attendance was 4,986 with 608 away supporters but the ones who did stay away may be now regretting their decision.
I thought so the moment I saw him at Leeds. I think we have a decent record with him at left back this season. But what about Omar?Snowflake Royal wrote:Just seen the goals.
Can we play a fit Watson at RB, or buy a new one and just play Gunter at LB forever more? He's twice the left back he is right back.
Anything that involves Gunter going back to being an insipid right back is bad imo.CountryRoyal wrote:I thought so the moment I saw him at Leeds. I think we have a decent record with him at left back this season. But what about Omar?Snowflake Royal wrote:Just seen the goals.
Can we play a fit Watson at RB, or buy a new one and just play Gunter at LB forever more? He's twice the left back he is right back.
not sure he will want to drop to the 1st division thoughOld Man Andrews wrote:We could do a hell of a lot worse than Chris Gunter.
I can see Chris Coleman coming in for him in the summer when he rebuilds that Sunderland squad (if he's still there by then).
I think they will cling on by the skin on their teeth. Absolutely bizarre that Coleman went there though. One of the weirdest managerial moves I have seen in recent years.Hound wrote:not sure he will want to drop to the 1st division thoughOld Man Andrews wrote:We could do a hell of a lot worse than Chris Gunter.
I can see Chris Coleman coming in for him in the summer when he rebuilds that Sunderland squad (if he's still there by then).
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