I know it’s not the same thing but the minute that a salesman/estate agent etc starts slagging off the competition rather than focus on promoting their own strengths, the red flag goes up. Makes me less likely to believe what they are saying.
Of course Wales is a small part of England ,dont you know ;-)Does this count as HG?
Loved this from Steve Cooper. "Everyone knows how great he is on the pitch, but what many people don't see is the kind, humble and genuine young man he is off it. He was always learning, always showed great humility and had a superb nature in the way he interacted with his team-mates and staff."
Yeah I was confusing him with Rodon.
No probs ... Not sure Joe can even speak english!
Bloody lovely. I’m proud that we seem to be building a team of not just talented lads, but good people that I’m proud to associate with. Just good people that make me feel happy saying that this is my dads, granddad and great granddad’s team. It’s literally all I want.
I know he isn’t popular among many, but Pep is masterful at managing high end players.
I think it's very much the same thing. My brother in law who was a very good salesman used to say it's something you simply don't do.
I like Steve Cooper, seems a decent guy. I was pleased when Forest backed him in their tough spot last season.
Klopp does the same. I think the dogs of war approach can work for underdogs and obviously you need a bit of grit, but I’d be fuming if we had a Partey or a Greenwood. I don’t want to have to caveat my connection to us. I love a good bastard if it’s just on the pitch (Duncan Ferguson was a knobhead on pitch but by most accounts very sound off it) but it’s become increasingly important to me that I actually can relate to our team. It’s finally coming back again. I’m excited.
I keep thinking that. He even sounds like him.
Both have quite ‘cherub’ like features.
He got around 8 in a relegation threatened side so around much better players 10-12 goals should be expected
