Unlike the Pulitzer candidate that is "we're playing five of the seven next games at home".
Incorrect. Naylor shared 3 images that got mashed together to make it look like he can't count.
Yeah, it is not a particularly fascinating observation. It is almost as if xitter is used by people to say tedious things sometimes.
For the sake of tradition, I will just add that he is crap, doesn't write well, his opinion pieces usually include a snide dig at supporters, and he performs his job at the most basic level.
In that case i can't count.
One is a cup game so discount that and it's 3 away, 4 home and we've just played an away game so it's 4/4 for the first 8 PL games. Absolutely astonishing set of circumstances, surely never seen before. Amazing insight from the man. We're blessed.
I can definitely relate to him on a professional level.
On holiday in Cornwall last week I bought a 99 for 99p *with a flake*. In fact, I bought three for 99p each...
I’m surprised he didn’t tweet about this last season when we played 5 games out of 7 away from home between 29th October and 3rd December.
A lot depends on how you look at it though. Given that our first game was away you would mostly expect the next to be at home which it is. So if you take that out it becomes 4 out of 6. Now one of those is the cup game where unusually we have been drawn at home but take that out and it becomes 3 out of 5.
Unless they do something that upsets Tony (like changing the terms after having reached an agreement)
I know . The very idea that the ins and out of football stats might have an audience with football fans if you're a journalist. Read the room ! ha ha.
I think it is abundantly clear how important this signing would be. I don't think there's any evidence that they've changed the terms after an agreement has been reached. Given we've seemingly done all of the contract details with the player, I'd imagine it is a deal that isn't too far away. There's seemingly no other concrete interest in the player, so Fenerbache would be daft to do anything that would land them with an unhappy player who'd already packed his bags to go. It will be fine, I'm sure.
No one cares any more. The important thing is how much we should hate Naylor.