Thirsty Lizard

If this group of players gets us promoted the 6 points which we gained from Idah's crucial late winners against Hull, Bristol City and Cardiff will have been a vital component in us doing so....................................... but yeah, let's have another thread having a go at one of our Academy players..............

Yeah - was going to start a thread saying exactly the same thing - he was offside. Actually a poor piece of play by Sainz not to hold his run, but luckily he got away with it. Goes some way to making up for the two appalling offside decisions we've been on the wrong end of against Southampton this season and the clearly offside Millwall goal that we lost to at their place.

Well done Westy. A fantastic effort and an inspiration!

Except all of four days ago when we scored a crucial 86th minute winner away from home.

Sara and Gunn in particular have got decent claims, but Kenny's got my vote. (and honourable mentions to Nunez, Stacey, Sargent and Rowe).

I've been trying to research this and it's difficult to come up with a definitive answer. However, I think the answer is that no he wouldn't.

Another great example of double away fatigue with Leicester at Plymouth last night.

Waylon Renecke too I would imagine.

Which of course is why they're making the 'documentary' about him.

Those tactics worked perfectly for Plymouth tonight.

Think you've missed the point here. Fen Canary is saying that IF the Sporting Director is interfering with team selection/tactics then it would be the Sporting Director's selections/tactics that would be failing.

It really would help if you read the post you are replying to properly. The poster was saying that Hanley - when he was fully fit!!!! - would have prevented the Wednesday goals.

You just have to look at how frustrated Wagner was after the game - and listen to what he said - to see that he's on the horns of a spiteful dilemma on this. We all know that Sargent is far and away our best striker and that we're far too reliant on him - we all know that he's not 100% fit and that they're desperately trying to manage his fitness. Take him off and we subsequently drop points and Wagner gets panned. Keep him on too long in a game and he gets a season ending injury and guess what? Wagner will get panned!

Yeah agree completely with this. He's also been 'unlucky' this season in that his main position is in the one part of the pitch where we haven't picked up a load of injuries.