I've merely requested that he considers what he says and whether it would be appropriate to say that to my or anyone else's face. I cast doubt on whether he would want to do this.genome wrote:Seriously are you inviting him for an IRL fight!?leon wrote:As I thought. You're happy to dish it out but not happy to take responsibility for your words in real life. Well you know where I am.Snowflake Royal wrote: I've absolutely no desire to meet a bellend like you Leon. Happy?
Have a sensible none abusive conversation?genome wrote:Well you said "you know where I am", just wondered what you'd do if he took you up on the offer
Perhaps he wouldn't want to venture south from the fresh air of Cambridge to the heavily polluted manor where you are ,especially if he has a car more than 12 years old.leon wrote:I've merely requested that he considers what he says and whether it would be appropriate to say that to my or anyone else's face. I cast doubt on whether he would want to do this.genome wrote:Seriously are you inviting him for an IRL fight!?leon wrote:
As I thought. You're happy to dish it out but not happy to take responsibility for your words in real life. Well you know where I am.
Everything else is your interpretation.
Ian, I'm thick skinned enough to take a bit of stick now and again, don't worry.Snowflake Royal wrote:Apologies, you'll have to forgive me. I find it incredibly frustrating that people ask questions with such obvious answers just because they happen to disagree with the manager's decisions. I've probably been harsh and less patient than I should by conflating you with two or three people asking similar related questions.
The issue here seems to me to be simply based on disagreement with Stam's decision assuming that an academy player most people hadn't heard of three months ago must automatically be good enough to play because we're struggling, despite having shown nothing for anyone to think that.
I don't have an opinion on whether it was the right decision, I'm merely pointing out Smith is far from any sort of saviour he seems to being painted as (until he has a disappointing run in the team when he'll be overrated and a total waste of space), and that it is not surprising for a manager to stick a big CB upfront late on, or to want the influence of the club captain on the pitch when things aren't going well.
I wasn't trying to debate the merits of the obvious reasons why Stam may have made his choices, merely pointing out they existed.
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