Cooper is the future of the club. Players aren't going to gain experience by warming the bench.Dave-Royal wrote: cooper made big mess again
drop him please McDermot
Ferdinand for me plesde
Cooper is the future of the club. Players aren't going to gain experience by warming the bench.Dave-Royal wrote: cooper made big mess again
drop him please McDermot
Ferdinand for me plesde
I'm not saying drop him, but I'm not sure he's ever going to be competent with quick skillful players who run at him.genome wrote:Exactly. He's a young player, has made a few mistakes this season but he'll learn from them. He's also been very good at times (including last night). Considering we have virtually nothing to play for now there's no point in dropping him, give him some more experience.
I wouldn`t say being just 8 points clear as it stands having nothing to play for. if Rotherham get a win it will be 6 points . there is still plenty to play for.genome wrote:. Considering we have virtually nothing to play for now there's no point in dropping him, give him some more experience.
Sorry, but there is not.windermere_royal wrote:there is still plenty to play for.genome wrote:. Considering we have virtually nothing to play for now there's no point in dropping him, give him some more experience.
Probably exhausted tbf and errors creep in ..Ascotexgunner wrote:I sometimes wonder what goes through a footballers brain when he makes a decision such as Cooper's. He will hopfully learn from that. Hector on the other hand still gets involved....even on a yellow, utterly stupid.
Agree might as well have a look at a few hopefuls now the season is over, Mccleary has been disappointing (get rid), Cox is a Div 1 player and Evans prob do well in U21's ..Royal Ginger wrote:It's all over, I'll still attend of course but will enjoy each game on it's own merits and not worry too much about points. I've stopped paying too much attention to the table since we became 'safe'.
I'd like to see a drop off in the use of any loanees and contract enders we're not realistically interested in in the summer (Vydra, Ferdinand, Hector and maybe HRK (the club will know)) and a bit more game time for the likes of McCleary, Evans, Rackels and youngsters.
Yep also agree on this. Let's play Evans in the holding role, or push Norwood back there and go two up front. I think it is worth giving Cox a run alongside Kermogant. I thought his movement was again good last night in a thanks less role. Both he and Kermie have good footballing brains, whereas I don't think Rakels does. I'm a big fan of Vydra, but it's probably time just to send him back to Watford unless we have any realistic chance of signing him.Kitsondinho wrote:^ Massively this. HRK clearly won't play well again this season and the loanees going back have nothing to work for now. Building for next year is important. I'd add play Cox more often, see if he can prove he should stay!
Did you mean to post this on the reading forum !windermere_royal wrote:I wouldn`t say being just 8 points clear as it stands having nothing to play for. if Rotherham get a win it will be 6 points . there is still plenty to play for.genome wrote:. Considering we have virtually nothing to play for now there's no point in dropping him, give him some more experience.
we can still reach a maximum of 77 points. in the last 5 seasons to get in the play offs you needed 75, 75, 68, 72 & 72. Is there a team who has proven they can go on an almost 100% win rate for the last 10 games? Is there a manager who has shown he can get a team to go on that near 100% win rate for the last 10 games?genome wrote:. Considering we have virtually nothing to play for now.
Cos he didnt deserve to be, put in a massive shift,and cos I didnt want him to think I blamed him, the poor little lambTony Le Mesmer wrote:Standing up to applaud a sent off player from the pitch. If you were one of the thousands that did this, I'd love to know the thought process behind it. It's completely beyond me.
I thought it was mostly day trippers thinking it was a substitute and that it's what you do for every sub because there was oddly little reaction to it otherwise.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Standing up to applaud a sent off player from the pitch. If you were one of the thousands that did this, I'd love to know the thought process behind it. It's completely beyond me.
I was one of them.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Standing up to applaud a sent off player from the pitch. If you were one of the thousands that did this, I'd love to know the thought process behind it. It's completely beyond me.
At the time, I was angry because it was another decision that had gone against us - about the tenth in a row - which had meant it was becoming impossible for us to get the ball or keep it. I assumed that it would be a stonewall penalty when I saw it on the telly. How wrong I was!WAZZOCK wrote:Oh and onto the match, I think Mike Dean was right to give the penalty in the first instance. Replays have proven that it was incredibly harsh and arguably shouldn't have been given, but at first glance it did look like one.
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