| Red Card Djenepo n/t (n/t) 15:29 - Mar 7 with 2167 views | A1079 |
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| Red Card Djenepo n/t (n/t) on 18:24 - Mar 7 with 371 views | this_charming_man |
| Red Card Djenepo n/t (n/t) on 18:20 - Mar 7 by saint22 |
That’s hypothetical tho numb nuts because how do we know if he had stayed put he would have got injured
Good god it’s like teaching children how things work on this forum |
You really are thick, he was injured before he left
You’re right it is like teaching children how things work, FFS | |
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| Red Card Djenepo n/t (n/t) on 19:27 - Mar 7 with 331 views | DorsetIan |
Doesn’t really matter whether he is injured or not. Ralph identified the right back area as somewhere we needed to strengthen, and we stood still at best in that position.
Valery has always looked interesting going forward but pretty suspect defensively. His role in the 9-0 was not insignificant.
Very simply, the chickens are coming home to roost...
Djenepo is very young and inexperienced. He is all arms and legs, not really in control of his play and it was only a matter of time before he did something like this.
Hassenhuttl is poor with substitutes. It was clear for at about 10 minutes that Long was done. Why let a player in that state stay on the pitch when you are already down to 10 men? And why, if you are down to 10, do you not use all 3 subs, ffs!?
Adams and Obafemi offered little when they came on.
The squad is threadbare, the latest acquisitions are below par. We are good when at full strength but horribly exposed when we’re not. | |
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