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Maybe he felt something and panicked? Sorry if this has already been suggested, I haven't read the whole thread. He will be understandably nervous. Arm round the shoulder, have another go, build up the confidence. It could all still be okay...
I wish those "elite" clubs had created that European super league and fked off. Then we would have a proper league system like we used to, where pretty much any promoted team would have a chance in the top division. But as it stands, I can't stand the premiership. I don't watch MOTD anymore, I barely even look at the results, I just find the whole thing so totally over the top and vulgar.
By contrast, I think the Championship has got better and better, and the proof of that is all the prem fans who are into it now. So whilst I totally understand the desire to win and get promoted - like Colin and Leeds above, I'd rather we stayed in the champ. For now, at least. I'm sitll hoping they'll create that super league!
From the Shrimps Voices forum: Dixon - Bonner absolutely different level and can see why he's at a championship club and had played games. Just a joy to watch.
Today's results continue to prove that this is the most unpredictable of leagues. A lot of people on here were underplaying our win v Wrexham along the lines of they're not that good, still a league 1 side and so on. Well today they went to Norwich and beat them 2-3.
And then you've got Sheff Utd. What on earth is going on there? The return of their messiah has made absolutely no difference, they still lost, at home to Charlton, who were another team we recently beat but people said they weren't a proper test....
And relegation fodder the Owls have gone to Pompey and stitched them up 0-2. Mad league, but cream always rises to the top....
So many notable players from the early years: the Reverend Basil Loney at 182 who played on the left wing and was excellent at providing crosses. Henry Pidgeon-Gerry at 195. Herbert Middlemiss at 203, who was could only score in the corner. Shirley Abbot at 240, the first trans-player in history. William Pigg at 268 who was transferred after eating the entire pre-match breakfast. Willy Cockburn at 321 who invented chafe-free underpants.The list is endless.
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