Royal_jimmy wrote:We’re doomed.
No I was playing football actually didn't even realisewindermereROYAL wrote:Oh fucking dear, where have you been all evening? you do know it was a cup game right?Loafer wrote:We will get relegated at this rate, 100%
Pathetic
+1NathStPaul wrote:Yes but we must fold the club immediately. Those academy boys should be put in stocks outside the Oracle tomorrow.Pepe the Horseman wrote:From twitter
Nine Championship clubs faced lower-league opposition in the EFL Cup tonight. Remarkably, all nine lost.
Yeah looks a foul therewindermereROYAL wrote:Just seen the penalty shout at the death, stonewall, but there was a foul by Clarke just before it.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1557108104663339010
Think you take the small things from that really. For me Ehibatiomhan and Camara looked good for cameos at least, Clarke possibly as well. Abrefa ok as back up. Another solid enough game for NGWRG30 wrote:Until the goal we had one wayward shot and were largely second best against a League 2 team. Then we proceeded to have our best spell and were definitely on top until last few minutes we let our heads dropped and gifted them an easy winner from the wing. Overall little to be positive about.
This lot are amongst the worst academy players to come through the system. Not even div2 standard. I have been saying for years scrap the academy like Brentford did and concentrate on scouting Europe and lower leagues. Look at them compared to us even Bournemouth have no academy players. The best young players all go to the top London clubs or Southampton we just get left with the dregs.Loafer wrote:+1NathStPaul wrote:Yes but we must fold the club immediately. Those academy boys should be put in stocks outside the Oracle tomorrow.Pepe the Horseman wrote:From twitter
They aren't good enough for the club
They’re not the worst I’m sure - just the youngest. And this is partly due to our situation.Jackson Corner wrote:This lot are amongst the worst academy players to come through the system. Not even div2 standard. I have been saying for years scrap the academy like Brentford did and concentrate on scouting Europe and lower leagues. Look at them compared to us even Bournemouth have no academy players. The best young players all go to the top London clubs or Southampton we just get left with the dregs.Loafer wrote:+1NathStPaul wrote: Yes but we must fold the club immediately. Those academy boys should be put in stocks outside the Oracle tomorrow.
They aren't good enough for the club
Sorta agree, some of the reactions are a bit over the top and better Championship XI’s have been knocked out tonightZip wrote:We have an injury crisis. Simply not enough fit senior players.Lower West wrote:Cup competition progression generates revenue. Smaller the revenue the lower the playing budget. Spiral downwards needs to be broken.Zip wrote:Meh. It’s all about avoiding relegation.
The weather is very hot. Saturday is winnable. I care far more about that game than tonight.
Besides it gives the management a chance to see which Academy boys can make the step up.
Can’t be arsed to watch the highlights but 8 shots on target with 7 scored probably suggests Southwood had no chance with the defence in front of him. Still not great for his confidence to have that happen twice in one year though.Sutekh wrote:Wonder if any were down to him.TiagoIlori wrote:Southwood has conceded 7 tonight to Exeter at his clubs own gaff
On balance I am with Ian on this believing that younger players should be brought in for cameo appearances to play alongside seasoned pros rather than be thrown in altogether for a game and hope somehow that it works out..Snowflake Royal wrote:In this case, understandable. But winning and success breeds winning and success. And our recent cup record is atrocious. We won't learn much about the Academy players chucking them out en masse in games we seem to have no interest in winning, either.Zip wrote:We have an injury crisis. Simply not enough fit senior players.Lower West wrote:
Cup competition progression generates revenue. Smaller the revenue the lower the playing budget. Spiral downwards needs to be broken.
The weather is very hot. Saturday is winnable. I care far more about that game than tonight.
Besides it gives the management a chance to see which Academy boys can make the step up.
It's not that long ago we made the QFs of the FA Cup semi regularly. In a difficult season ahead, something to cheer about is required.
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