| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true 21:20 - Feb 13 with 2642 views | BouncebackIpswich |
Mcateer is rubbish, an assist last game hasn't changed that. No quality on the ball whatsoever. Think he can only be effective coming on when gaps are opening because ball to feet he is woeful, first touch miscontrol second touch run straight into the full back.
Bring on the downvotes, you know it's true though
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| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 09:30 - Feb 14 with 507 views | Mullet |
Fcuk off |  |
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| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 09:38 - Feb 14 with 489 views | noggin |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 09:30 - Feb 14 by Mullet |
Fcuk off |
Well said Mullers. |  |
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| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 11:56 - Feb 14 with 430 views | J2BLUE |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 23:08 - Feb 13 by BouncebackIpswich |
Rate him do you? |
He's represented both your clubs. |  |
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| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 12:23 - Feb 14 with 413 views | Tambu |
It was clear it was the understudies.
Even if we had run the lines and pinged balls in the box, alas Hirst isn't that striker mop it up. Cajuste was the one on there that looked as it he could unlock something followed by Johnson. Beyond that. We can pass, we keep possession , we can't unlock and punish. |  |
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| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 12:59 - Feb 14 with 368 views | cressi |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 21:25 - Feb 13 by FrimleyBlue |
Alot more games played by wes.
Km for me is like Jackson. Limited so you need to utilise him properly. |
Like Jackson a fair assumption very limited |  | | |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 20:00 - Feb 14 with 296 views | armchaircritic59 |
It's also probably unfashionable to say this too. Wes Burns has started around 140 games for us, KM has started ( including last nights ) 9. Wes knows KM's system inside out and backwards, KM's barely had time to know what it is. Prior to the Derby away game he'd had 50 minutes playing time since December 29th. Also, in addition, Wes is 31 and 7 years older than KM, he's not the medium and long term answer to the wide right solution. Can KM do better? yep, but I for one will give him plenty more time before I come to any concrete opinion. Personally I'd say we have a very much bigger problem than Kasey McAteer, just check out the " strikers " goalscoring and assists records this season. If you want to spit bile, do it in the right direction. |  | | |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 20:04 - Feb 14 with 295 views | FrimleyBlue |
| It's unfashionable to say it but it's still true on 12:59 - Feb 14 by cressi |
Like Jackson a fair assumption very limited |
He is. But thats ok as long as you make the most of him
He should have about 5 maybe 6 assists this season. Last night he put one on a plate for hirst. Thats his job.
Asking km to come to halfway back to goal taking passes from johnson was ridiculous. He. Wes. Who ever is playing 'that' role isnt going anywhere. Only a hutch type winger is getting away from his man at that point... hence imo why we tried to get that fella from millwall.
We have no one on that right side who has taken over from omari. |  |
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