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He did but he seems to be too lazy/laid back and every game he gives the opposition one golden chance.
100%. He reminds me of when Sol Bamba played for us. Generally decent but always at least one massive **** up per game.

Having said that, Bamba was immense today.
 
Get that stubborn, boring, shit football duffer of a manager out of my club now.

Time to go, Fraude.
 
Agreed, Bamba was incredible.

Having said that if Maddison hadn’t stood around admiring his impersonation of a child’s penalty Bamba wouldn’t have got close to the rebound.

He’s a great player but unfortunately he is also a grade ‘A’ ‘twat’.
 
I thought he played pretty well today. So there.

The poor ****er had more of the ball than the rest of them combined.

He looked fed up by the end of the game at the lack of options Infront of him
 
The poor ****er had more of the ball than the rest of them combined.

He looked fed up by the end of the game at the lack of options Infront of him
Absolutely. All he could see what static bodies with zero movement and options.
 
I think soyuncu is going to be a cracking player. He’s obviously. Bit of a bomb scare and needs to be managed but he’s got some real ability.

If Benkovic is as good as reported we are sorted in the central defender department for a long time.

Shame we need at least two new wingers. And a striker. And a creative midfielder.
 
Question. Would you take Mourinho as manager?
 
Puel reminds me very much of Levein's time here, you want them to succeed as they both had similar ethos on developing younger players yet in reality the football on the whole is slow, turgid and uninspiring, however just when it looks like a poor run of form is going to be their downfall the pair of them have a knack of pulling off a couple of results and performances that keep people dreaming of what could be, in Levein's case beating Sheffield United 4-2 and Spurs in the cup, only to return to the dull as dishwater performances afterwards, Puel seems to be following a similar path, looked a dead man walking at end of last season until Arsenal at home, and then this season when it looked to be all over again, the Chelsea and Man City results come out of nowhere, only to see a return to the norm when Cardiff arrive at the KP.

I just cannot see Puel surviving long term because like Levein he isn't brave enough to release the shackles week in and week out, the football is too conservative and therefore stops our more creative talents from really expressing themselves, hence why we have this stop start form, we win one, lose 2, draw 1, lose and then win 2, we are so predictable at the moment in that we cannot string together any kind of consistent run of results and therefore keep fluctuating between 7th and 12th.
 
As did Chilwell to begin with. I pointed it out many times but he’s massively improved.
Spot on. Soyuncu is clearly a very talented player but he is clearly lacking in experience. On Saturday I thought there were too many times when he was trying to play the killer ball instead of simply giving it to a nearby player.
 
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