NeilInBristol

Why are we playing him though. He's not even fully fit

Remember the fa cup game last season when before that he kept going to a back 5 and conceding late on and then low and behold he did it again

Lol. Tbf anyone..just watch out highlights and it's the same patterns of play

Spot on. Must be horrendous as a defender playing with someone so out of confidence

This is how we play..so open..it doesn't take much for a half intelligent coach to watch our past 5-10 games and see how to score against us

We can't keep depending on him.. all it takes is an injury to him like Dolan, jrc then what. Great he scored but he shouldn't be involved in this game

Imagine this though. hill is on the bench. He fucks off on Monday. The players probably don't give a shit about this cup. They know it is all meaningless

Our style is too generous

Yeh I hadn't finished typing. He can't play the whole game surely. We need him for the championship

Who will actually score for us today? With no sammie taking all the weight on his shoulders we can't expect him to deliver every game. We also need him fit for the championship

Guess we are all just extremely frustrated with this shit show tbf

You or I would have done better

This is our first team ffs

Well that's down the pan!

No Gilsenen FFS. Why not. He should be in the team against Cambridge!

Tomasson believes this is crucial to play development and ensuring the club can apply a player-trading model. “The most difficult thing in football is to give a team an identity, but I think it is needed because the club wants to sell players," Tomasson explained. Well that is that!

Can you post that link on here?

Lol. You never know. Seriously though. Maybe a few less subs. We are quite short ATM!

LOL

Exactly! Unfortunately the owners are clear.. Tomasson added: "He's one of the more expensive boys in our group, so [the move] will free some space up in the financial department to get some players in as well

BBC quotes Tomasson added: "He's one of the more expensive boys in our group, so [the move] will free some space up in the financial department to get some players in as well."

I posted those comments in the thread dedicated to him

This pic is hilarious. "Wtf have I signed up for, venkys?!"

The highly-rated midfielder joined the Sky Blues from the Premier League side in the summer but has been limited to just six starts and seven appearances from he bench, scoring one goal to help Mark Robins’ men to a point in a 1-1 home draw against Huddersfield. However, the Sweden Under-21 international has been an unused sub in the last seven games since he was given the hook at halftime at Ipswich last month and has since slipped down the pecking order, falling even further out of the reckoning since the return of Callum O’Hare and Kasey Palmer from injury. It clearly didn’t make sense for the 20-year-old to make up the numbers on the bench every week, and the two clubs have mutually agreed to terminate the loan agreement with a recall at the halfway point. His departure could well signal the possibility of a replacement midfielder coming in to help City push for the play-offs during the second half of the season. “Yasin has been recalled by Brighton," said manager Mark Robins. "They are recalling quite a few players. He trained on Thursday and left afterwards. We wished him all the best." Explaining why it hasn't worked out for the lad, he added: “I think he’s a really good player and I think he’s been really unfortunate. He started off quite brightly as an impact substitute. He made some really good decisions on the ball, created some openings for others. There’s one that sticks out when created a chance for Haji against Sunderland at home and the keeper made a good save from that. “He’s been unlucky in one or two of his efforts, scored a goal that came off the bar when he reacted brilliantly to put it over the line against Huddersfield, but he’s been a little bit unlucky in terms of the results while he was playing, which weren’t at the level we needed or wanted them to be. “We changed things, the shape changed and we started picking up more points and then it became a little bit more difficult for him, and as time goes on for a young player it becomes difficult because you expect a certain level of minutes when you come to a new club and think you’re going to play every game. And from JDT... "He was on loan at Coventry, he started games and got minutes for them," Tomasson told The Lancashire Telegraph. "I'm sure he will suit our style of play better than at Coventry, with no disrespect to them at all. He's a ball player, he plays with few touches and he can use both feet. He is a young boy. I think he can play in every position in the midfield, number six, eight or ten, with the way we play."

"It's not official yet but he is going away," Tomasson said. "Trav came to the club in the summer and said that he wanted to go away. "He didn't succeed in the summer and then he came back in October and said he wanted to go away. The reason are that he wanted to play every week in position six, defensive midfield. "When a player wants to go away like that, that's the dynamic of football. He now has the opportunity to play at another club for a couple of months. " From LT JDT interview