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That is your opinion. Mine is the opposite. But as has been stated on many occasions, everyone is entitled to theirs.

Maybe because of all the bad players, he is the worst, in a lot of peoples eyes. I think you are going overboard with your anti-christ comment. For me he is just a very poor pro footballer.

But they do help.

We aren't putting in crosses.

We haven't got the speed for a counter attacking game. An ideal example occurred in the first half, yesterday. Dolan got the ball on the half-way line and ran towards the Sheff Utd defenders, he knew he was neither skillful enough, or fast enough to beat the defender, so he hit it aimlessly into the box, and Sheff Utd regained possession.

As long as it's Eustaces next, I won't be bothered.

The pissing around at the back might be a reasonable tactic if you are winning, but I can't see what is gained when the team is losing, or even drawing. I presume the idea is to draw the opposition forward and create space behind. Our problem comes from the fact we have no-one capable of exploiting these spaces.

The U21s play the same style of football as the first team. I doubt Gueye would shine there.

I saw all of the above, including the shitting out of tackles.

I have delusions of grand whores.

Yep my mistake, I got confused with the Venkys reply date. That's why I would have been no good as a solicitor.

To me useless is just better than, useless and always injured. I agree with your last statement. I cannot understand the recruitment teams logic. They have taken a punt on Gueye, whilst knowing we don't have the players to supply him correctly.

I thought I read the reply had to be submitted by four weeks from the date of the letter, not from the date of the unheard court-case ?

So why was he bought ?

The same Gally that is in Dubai, trying to recover from yet another soft tissue injury ?

So the reply date from the ED would be, by the 4th of November.

The U21s are second bottom in a 26 team league, with a record of, played eight, won one, lost seven, to me that is "used to getting beaten".

If Gueye did elbow the other player then yes, he should have been sent off. It happened in front of me and I could not say for certain that he did use his elbow. If he had tried to kick the player, he would have probably have missed him.

One instance that stuck out to me, was in the second half, we had possession on the left wing about 18 yards from their bye-line. we ended up putting the ball out for their throw-in, in our right-back position, without any of their players touching the ball.

Both combined would be lucky to get 3/10

I am just glad I didn't buy a season ticket.

Did we have a shot on target today ?

That still doesn't make him any good.

When Dolan was playing for Clitheroe, he had reached his level.

The U21s are in a situation where they are "used to getting beaten". I don't see how this is good for anyone (on the playing side) at the Rovers.