Street Preacher

I think he/his agent wanted a club where he was a guaranteed starter and one that will be fine selling him after a couple of seasons so they can have another pay day. I guess he knew that he would have his pick of clubs in the near future.

Ah yeah I remember now. He interrupted his loan spell at Stuttgart I think.

I'd keep him for at least one more season. It's imperative we have a good go at winning the title and Champions League again. There's question marks on the ongoing fitness on all our other centre-backs so the more we have the merrier. From his point of view, he has obviously had a taste of first-team football but when he does leave the only way is down. Plus the chance to play at least one game at a packed a packed Anfield would be something to look forward to. Give him an improved deal with the promise we will sort him out a good move next summer, if that's what he wants.

Ah that takes me back. Now that was entertainment, International football on the other hand...

I watched Commando last year, it was the first time I'd seen it in over 10yrs. I was pissing myself laughing. Some of the lines are brilliant, I'm not sure some of them were written for comic effect, or if that's just 80s action movies for you.

Aston Villa love splashing the cash. And considering we keep hearing that the Pandemic hit finances and we are going to see reduced fees, £38m for a Norwich player is a hell of a lot of money.

Chelsea have shown that when you have as much money as them, stability, continuity, 3-year plans etc don't really matter. They have the odd bad season, change manager constantly but keep winning stuff. The one time they fucked up big time was when they hired Lampard. Twats.

I think we're glossing over the most important issue when it comes to not signing kabak, which is no Tetris theme tune inspired chant. It will be a travesty for that not to get an airing.

After a quick Google there's quite a few articles about this. It definitely looks like having a go from 30 yards is dying out. Like has already been said, there's such a small chance of a shot over 30/35 yards going in that it's generally not worth it when the likelihood is you're just going to lose possession.

Now this might just be my memory playing tricks with me, but is there a lack of long distance shots in the modern game? I seem to remember that in the 90s and early part of this millennium there used to be a veritable cornucopia of shots either flying into the back of the net or smacking against the bar. If this is the case, is it something to do with players have less time on the ball to pick a shot, players being trained differently or is it something else? Or am talking bollocks?

Quoted the wrong post if anyone was wondering what the fuck I was going on about. I'm sure nobody was like.

We're drawing ourselves into mediocrity. Or something like that.

Can my tactics be changed in order to make my team better please? Cheers.

Woooooo!

Did not know that Bjornebye had that many assists.