Rival Son
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Colin Todd at, er, Bolton Wanderers.
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I’m not sure podcasts were a thing 25 years ago but … http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/1488477.stm BBC prediction: rock bottom
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It’s not either/or. You can still do this. The club is offering a different way.
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The alternative is to get nothing back, when you can’t attend. And your club makes a few more quid. What’s the problem?
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Mutual consent relates to termination of a contract. He was out of contract and, perhaps tellingly, still is.
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Backups need to be available, when required. An injury-prone backup really is no backup.
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Yes. Because the attendance figure is tickets sold. But you knew that!
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If we don’t play him, how does he get this experience? I’d have brought Ritchie on, rather than McAtee, on Saturday.
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Disagree. SS has said he wants two more strikers. One who’s strong and good in the air and one with pace. Dean is former target and Kenny the latter.
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The problem (if there is one) is he’s not inverted and we have two right footed wingers on the pitch.
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I’m not sure if Schumacher is intimate with the detailed budgets of all other 23 Championship teams, either.
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Really? I’ve yet to see Randall’s ability. Guy can’t seem to kick a ball with any pace. That isn’t physical, it’s technique.
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The point I’m making is that some, such as Cogley and Tutu, are lauded for the physical prowess but are actually distinctly average footballers. Santos is a better example, great physically but a bloody awful footballer who relied on his physical attributes to get him out of the shit.
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They are from Llansantffraid, a small village in mid Wales but only 3-4 miles from Oswestry in Shropshire. They played in Llansantffraid and reached the Welsh Premier League, under the village name, with the backing of the local boy who founded Total Network Solutions. They only moved to Oswestry when Oswestry Town were liquidated and they needed a bigger ground, due to their success.
