KeiranShikari

Considering we were battered and the scum got a last minute winner that's a pretty decent day of football.

We've conceded 28 in our last 25 and 6 of those have been in 2 particularly bad matches, one with 10 men for an hour. I'd suggest that a vast majority of the league wouldn't mind a record like that. Whilst Gunn is absolutely earning his money I don't think we've conceded a crazy amount of big chances during that run either. They're clearly doing something right.

Going to Chelsea games iirc.

We clearly changed the way we set up defensively in November though. There's a clear line where we were conceding 2 goals a game to much closer to 1.

We've had one of the best defenses in the league over the last 20-25 games. Genuinely surprised so many of you lot are ****ting the bed over a match away at Leicester.

Yeah, that Leicester squad are miles better than the scum and we're at home. We clearly set up to keep them out and hopefully nick a goal but we haven't been doing that against weaker opposition. We're in good form and 1 match away at Leicester won't dampen the players' spirits I'm sure.

For a lot of the game we were fairly well organised. Sitting behind the ball for 90 minutes was never going to end well against that quality of opposition though. Thankfully the rest of our run in is pretty easy.

I do. I've been reading through some of his posts you'll get better football conversation from the scum on a garden pond. Come on Connor, I've seen you banning people for less.

14 years, 11 months, 12 days and counting.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly. Even if Giannoulis was open to a new deal I could see Knapper choosing against it in order to lower the squad's average age. McCallum is indeed an interesting one and I think you're right, I can't see him signing unless he's the starter and honestly I'm not sure the club will see him as that. At this point I'd say the most likely outcome is both go and 1 or 2 come in depending on how Montoia does over the summer.

Schadenfrude and the fact that seeing a player take out 2 of his own teammates is a novelty that would have caught people off guard. A majority of people seeing it in the moment would have found it funny before quickly switching to a more empathetic mindset when one or both of them stays down. Human brain innit.

Ipswich and then West Brom.

I really like the player Nunez is becoming. Seems to have added more energy and bite to his game over the last few months.

People complained about that one too. Think I read that Nike had considered doing a rainbow St. Georges before settling on what they did. I think that signals enough intent. I think people are getting fatigued with all the preaching. Let alone from a corporation that don't exactly put human rights at the top of their priority on their production lines.

Exacerbating it, sure. I still think the designers at Nike knew what they were doing though. Probably just playful though.

That's just not true though, plenty of people complained about the 2012 Olympic kits. Not enough red and all that. It certainly feels different to me though. The 2012 kits felt 'artsy' whilst the change to the St. George's Cross on the current shirt seems like straight up culture war bait.

He could have said it 'hard R' and would still be a hero to a majority on our board. Statement was as expected.

Yeah, that's pretty decent. I really enjoy the texturing on the white (if you'd call it that, I'm not a fashion). Collar is a bit weird but overall it's one of the best ones in my memory banks.

That stoke back line parting like the red goatse at every opportunity. Honestly impressive.

He gives me bloke down the pub vibes, which I enjoy.

That's what they want us to think.

Okay.

To be fair they've been awful and they have a pretty horrible run in too.

No assist for the 5th goal but it was a Sargent strike saved by a Swede before being spanked in by Sara.

Sargent.