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To be fair, the support was pretty shite.
It was deliberately kicked at his hand because he moved his hand backwards to avoid contact. I also saw it on the replays on the concourse. His hand was down by his side in a natural position. The Bournemouth player was cheating by kicking the ball to his hand to force a penalty.
A pair of Bournemouth yoof one in a pink hat chanting
Cough
Can you predict Ferguson to come on next week and smash the bloody lock to pieces!
Yep - I was in the south just along from the B’muff lot, and it was very nice indeed.
Fixed. Can we not just smash it to pieces from the off?
My totally wild speculation is that, the manager probably wanted to see what kind of reception Moises would get, also what type of message it sends bringing him straight back. You'd think that Undav and Gilmour are top trainers always knocking on the door metaphorically speaking and that with Mac out and Moises on the bench a qualified risk was to give them some time. When you've got a squad you need to manage the humans in it. Sometimes you just have to accept the risks.
Yeah I agree that you need to give others a chance, but then that's why I thought he could still have come on before he did. If we're hoping for Europe, we can't afford to throw points away for points of principle.
Yeah I suppose only the manager can tell whether ot was tactical or human or whatever. I suspect there won't be too much tinkering when everyone's fit. I was more annoyed at Solly playing more centrally. We missed his one on ones and as much as lamptey is quick he doesn't make the full back look like he wants to cry as much as solly and mitoma on either side.
Do you not wonder what could have been……. I know I do.
are you sure it wasn’t Offiah ?
Long article in French sports paper L'Èquipe yesterday about why our fans love Tony Bloom - unfortunately behind a paywall - but we're definitely gaining a lot of attention outside the UK.
According to the footballing sages we gave up anywhere between £60-90million defending a principle with Caicedo. RDZ and the club made the right call yesterday for Caicedo and his advisers, and even more importantly for Gilmour, irrespective of the result.
