Well, I singled him out because he was playing in the game we are discussing. He could have ended up with a suspension, he needs to stop stupid fouls.DDB220 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 8:40 am Those challenges are part and parcel of the game. Most if not all the players push and grapple at some point during a game. Perhaps some are more subtle than others.
The Ayling flop came about with responding to a player shove from behind.
Not sure why you have singled Rodon out.
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You missed the point then. Nobody on the forum saw Rodon get booked. It was the commentator who said he was booked. Everyone was just responding to misinformation from the commentator.GreennWhite wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 10:56 am When i read the match day thread i always wonder what game people are watching. The difference in opinions is amazing![]()
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Great options from the bench. 4 wingers, 3 strikers, 4 midfielders (when fully fit). Wober at CB, Byram at FB.GreennWhite wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 11:06 am 100% True DDB. Some fans complained about Farke not using his subs well enough last year when the truth was what he had on the bench just wasnt good enough to have the right effect in the game. This season as you and a few others have said we have a much better and balanced squad and thats why he is making the changes as he knows those he brings on will make the difference thats required the game.
My comment at the start of the season was that we needed players on the bench that Farke would trust and use. There were players on the bench last season he clearly didn't have faith in. This season, he certainly has a bench he likes. He's even been rotating/resting some of the starting 11.
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Spot on AJSandrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 2:14 pm Great options from the bench. 4 wingers, 3 strikers, 4 midfielders (when fully fit). Wober at CB, Byram at FB.
My comment at the start of the season was that we needed players on the bench that Farke would trust and use. There were players on the bench last season he clearly didn't have faith in. This season, he certainly has a bench he likes. He's even been rotating/resting some of the starting 11.
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I think Wober coming on early was down to Byram just having played 80 minutes on Sunday and starting again today. He started two games on short turn around last season and got injured. If we'd still needed another goal I think Byram would have stayed on longer as I don't see Wober giving us the same options going forward.weasel wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 11:17 am When Wober came on I was thinking Farke was doing it so as to either rest Byram with a view of playing him as centreback (to replace the banned Rodon) on Saturday or to give Wober a longer run out with a view to him playing centreback - then a few minutes later the commentator corrected himself and made it clear Rodon hadn't been booked. I wonder if Farke had also thought that Rodon had been booked as it was an unusually early sub!
I did have the same thought about Wober too as I was still under the impression that Rodon would miss the next game. Giving him 30+ minutes was good prep if he was to start the next game.
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We're a long way from the days when many on here were saying our squad was much too thin. Quality goes two deep at every position (or even three). Thought Ramazani looked very comfortable at the #10 in his little cameo last night.
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How many times do you have to explain it Andrew?andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 2:11 pm You missed the point then. Nobody on the forum saw Rodon get booked. It was the commentator who said he was booked. Everyone was just responding to misinformation from the commentator.
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"there go our crazy fans jumping to assumptions."andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 4:03 pm I'll explain it again next time somebody, who hasn't followed the conversation, gets on here and says "there go our crazy fans jumping to assumptions."
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No one was jumping to assumptions. It is just plain crazy for you to assume they were.
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
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Hey Cussie, I'll give that a go.CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 1:52 pm Do your player ratings on how you remember the game from last night 64’ then do them after you watch the replay, would be interesting to see how they compare. It’s easier rating players after watching the game on tv with the benefit of replays etc and very easy to miss details while at the game.
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No, he didn't have great options off the bench last season, Andrew.andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 2:14 pm Great options from the bench. 4 wingers, 3 strikers, 4 midfielders (when fully fit). Wober at CB, Byram at FB.
My comment at the start of the season was that we needed players on the bench that Farke would trust and use. There were players on the bench last season he clearly didn't have faith in. This season, he certainly has a bench he likes. He's even been rotating/resting some of the starting 11.
Some folk will disagree, but our bench is much stronger this season.
The whole squad is better balanced.
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Can't believe there were few boos for Wober when he came on.
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My ratings will change a lot if I know the result of the game. Let's say I miss the game, know the score, then watch it later. I'm much more objective and can observe the game with a calmer mind if I know the score. I do wish I had the time to watch the game twice. But there's so much streaming on my list.
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I almost think it's expected and Wober would have expected it too. He saw Aaronson get the cold treatment initially.
If he runs around and throws himself into a few big tackles, the sentiments will change.
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Leeds had a sequence of 44 consecutive passes in last night's game against Luton, the third-longest by a Championship team this season. The sequence that involved 10 of the 11 players and lasted for 130 seconds.
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Philly is the other team to watch for in the NFC. Barkley has been a monster! I think the Ravens will do typical Ravens things…look good while getting comfortably in the playoffs, but then look lost once there.The Subhuman wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 10:24 pm Hate KC and Mahomes, if the Pats are Manure then the Chiefs are Chelsea.
The Ravens are likely to shock someone in the post season and if they ever get Diontae going watch out.
NFC is Detroit or Philly I think. Philly started slow but are getting better. Barkley must be threatening OPOTY even if it always goes to a QB
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Me too. Goes missing in so many other matches. Could be that he’s finally getting the tactics down. Let’s see if he can build on this. If so, we’ll have another “good un” on our hands.andrewjohnsmith wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 11:28 pm Most of us in agreeance today. Thought Piroe was top class. Getting into key areas and contributing to play all over the pitch.
I've said it a few times. Norwich, Sunderland and today. He looks a class complete number 9. But he disappears in too many games. Not sure if it's something to do with the way the opposition sets up. But I wish, I wish, we could see this version of Piroe on a regular basis.
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