genomeHound Studs up tackle. Looked a red to me. Makes no odds if he touched it
Be amazed if it gets overturned
The Brewster yellow card on the other hand....
It was barely even a foul!
You'd see 5 players getting sent off every game if that was a red
Franchise FCgenomeHound Swansea have battered them
Which decision you referring to - the penalty?
The red card
Even if it’s overturned on appeal, which it will be, it’s cost Brentford 30 minutes a man light.
Keith Stroud is just appalling
Hound Brentford would surely be very strong if they stay down - they’ve a decent squad and if they cashed in on Watkins and Benhrama that’s probably with £30m in their back pocket
SouthDownsRoyalBrain Traysers I'm actually in the small minority who quite like that. But recently into my 30s maybe I'm just getting soppy in my old age...
He's been touted as a superstar for years, and rejected moves away to all the big UK teams to stay at his hometown club that hes been with since he was 7. He's played for them all the way from u8s to first team star, captaining England at u15, u16 and u17 - he could have moved away and cashed in on a number of occasions.
The Dortmund move is perfect - he's following the path of many young players who have moved there and been given an ideal environment to develop, away from the UK press who love to over-hype and then turn on a wonderkid. With finances tight, I wonder if it was an offer Birmingham couldn't refuse. If/when he goes on to be a superstar, Birmingham will always have him as "one of their own".
He is literally the player every fan hopes their club will develop. A hometown player who sticks with them when bigger clubs come calling, up until they outgrow the nest completely. How many of our players would be in tears over a move to one of Europe's elite (with wages jumping from £145 a week to c. £50k)?
Sure, he only played one full season, but he represents so much more than that.
Fair points well made,
I still think removing the squad number in honour a little OTT
leonSouthDownsRoyalBrain Traysers I'm actually in the small minority who quite like that. But recently into my 30s maybe I'm just getting soppy in my old age...
He's been touted as a superstar for years, and rejected moves away to all the big UK teams to stay at his hometown club that hes been with since he was 7. He's played for them all the way from u8s to first team star, captaining England at u15, u16 and u17 - he could have moved away and cashed in on a number of occasions.
The Dortmund move is perfect - he's following the path of many young players who have moved there and been given an ideal environment to develop, away from the UK press who love to over-hype and then turn on a wonderkid. With finances tight, I wonder if it was an offer Birmingham couldn't refuse. If/when he goes on to be a superstar, Birmingham will always have him as "one of their own".
He is literally the player every fan hopes their club will develop. A hometown player who sticks with them when bigger clubs come calling, up until they outgrow the nest completely. How many of our players would be in tears over a move to one of Europe's elite (with wages jumping from £145 a week to c. £50k)?
Sure, he only played one full season, but he represents so much more than that.
Fair points well made,
I still think removing the squad number in honour a little OTT
He’s 17 not 27 you soft pillock.
leon Jesus, Cardiff are shit.
Old Man Andrews The playoff games really do show just how far Leeds are away from the rest, they are far superior.
tidus_mi2Old Man Andrews The playoff games really do show just how far Leeds are away from the rest, they are far superior.
In my opinion, Brentford at their best are the best side in the league currently.
Leeds are no doubt the best side because of quality and consistency though.
Strandedtidus_mi2Old Man Andrews The playoff games really do show just how far Leeds are away from the rest, they are far superior.
In my opinion, Brentford at their best are the best side in the league currently.
Leeds are no doubt the best side because of quality and consistency though.
Until Brentford showed they simply cannot, to date, handle any form of pressure I would have sympathy to that view point. They were playing some excellent football post-lockdown because there was simply to pressure on them - then faced with knowing that 1 win would be enough against 2 very poor teams, who they would have likely beaten comfortably 4 weeks ago they crumbled and looked poor for the most part on Sunday. Will take a serious return to form tomorrow for them to turn it around.
Snowflake RoyalStrandedtidus_mi2 In my opinion, Brentford at their best are the best side in the league currently.
Leeds are no doubt the best side because of quality and consistency though.
Until Brentford showed they simply cannot, to date, handle any form of pressure I would have sympathy to that view point. They were playing some excellent football post-lockdown because there was simply to pressure on them - then faced with knowing that 1 win would be enough against 2 very poor teams, who they would have likely beaten comfortably 4 weeks ago they crumbled and looked poor for the most part on Sunday. Will take a serious return to form tomorrow for them to turn it around.
They're the archetypal softunderbelly
Jackson Corner How do Fulham escape FFP?
HoundJackson Corner How do Fulham escape FFP?
by getting promoted presumably
HendoHoundJackson Corner How do Fulham escape FFP?
by getting promoted presumably
They also have parachute payments so probably have the grace of a year or two before anything serious, much like Villa. They had to go up otherwise they were going to be screwed.
Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot] and 441 guests
