Smith challenge was outside the area and he looks to have got the ball.
Awful, awful refereeing and he was stood right in front of them.
I notice that Hull are doing well.
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
Morning all 👍🏼
I watched the game yesterday, I thought the game was fairly even in the first half until Rooney did his knee.
Second half Bolton's tails were up after the break, & losing Wildsmith absolutely killed us until Bolton tired in the last quarter.
6 games in no panic required yet, 4 points off top.
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 14 minutes ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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About 2 hour drive VC
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 27 minutes ago
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
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🤣
comment by Jorvik (U1369)
posted 1 hour, 16 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 14 minutes ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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About 2 hour drive VC
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I dunno with the state of the roads these days, might have to give it 3 hours.
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
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It would be an interesting drive with Spart as the navigator. We would probably be turning left quite a lot.
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
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I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
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I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
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He was Luton captain for some time, and very well liked by Luton fans on their boards, give him a break.
I always remember a saying amongst fans when Clough was in charge, that Colin Todd always made one mistake a game. guaranteed
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
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I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
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He was Luton captain for some time, and very well liked by Luton fans on their boards, give him a break.
I always remember a saying amongst fans when Clough was in charge, that Colin Todd always made one mistake a game. guaranteed
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I don't remember Colin Todd making many mistakes, are you mixing him up with his son Andy?
In fact Colin Todd is one of the best defenders I've ever seen and I reckon he was better than Bobby Moore.
Everybody used to say he made one mistake a game.
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted about an hour ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
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Quote from Warne re Cashin.
Somebody wanted to buy our player and it was continuing all over the day," he said.
"Everything kept moving and they were moving pieces. It looked like it was happening so he didn't travel with the team because if he had to do a medical it didn't make any logical sense.
"In the end when it failed, and it failed for different reasons above my paygrade, he drove over to the hotel and got here at 2am.
"He wasn't in any - in my opinion and it's only mine because I pick the team - emotional state prepared to play in the game. I didn't feel like it was right and that was my choice."
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 22 minutes ago
Everybody used to say he made one mistake a game.
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To put Colin Todd and Sonnyboy in the same sentence is not very..................
Everybody said Toddy meade one mistake per season, not one mistake per game. But what's the use in comparing anyone to Todd, or McFarland? These are Gods of the game whose like we won't see again.
I can see why Cashin didn't play yesterday. I can see why he left NML on, though I would have subbed him. I can also see why he wanted Smith in midfield given the lack of options on the bench in that position. But I don't get the tactics. I can't understand why we aren't trying to dominate games, why Warne talked of Bolton as being a "possession-based" side, as if that was something that would be alien to what he wants to do. I'm all for giving Warne more time, I'm sure he and David Clowes know far more about what they are doing than I do, but at the moment I can't see where we are heading.
I feel the same Vidal, I don't think they will sack Warne because of the cost. I think most fans are disappointed how the team is set up to play and several of the new signings. I didn't go yesterday, I listened to RD, but Elder doesn't seem too good as well as the previous mentioned person.
Our club are a lot like a side I managed in a very lowly league. Players signed when mates brought them to a game and players playing out of position. We did however win our league and several cups, this is why I fell qualitied to comment on managers!!!
I thought Elder was OK yesterday to be fair. I would like to know what our captain makes of it all. He's doing his coaching badges and wants to make a career of it when he stops playing. Towards the end of the game, when Bolton sat in and defended their lead, Hourihane was getting on the ball, probing and moving the ball around. He looked energised. But the rest of the time the games pass him by and he wanders around waiting to see if we can get a set-piece that he can take. We need to get a player like him on the ball and see what he can do, not boot it long down the flanks. Warne mentioned post-match that the players didn't put their foot on the ball in the first half and weren't brave enough, but the way we set up makes this virtually impossible.
McFarland and Todd cannot cannot be compared to the current squad. Todd's fee as small as it was then, is larger than all the current squad now because they have been assembled for, nowt.
Free transfers for players nobody else wanted, released from contact,
What do you expect world champions
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
comment by w@ltzing the cowshed (U18940)
posted 14 minutes ago
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
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Just teething problems pal. we'll see you next year don't worry.
comment by w@ltzing the cowshed (U18940)
posted 15 minutes ago
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
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Fans don’t get you promoted.
We’ve been here one full season and played 6 games in this one. We’re 4 points off the top. No real need to worry yet. Thanks for your concern.
Apparently new footage shows the keeper did not handle outside the area.
If Derby's footage clearly shows that Wildsmith did not handle the ball, then he should be expected to be available against Pompey in just under two weeks time.
The match footage that everyone else has seen is pretty inconclusive from the angles, but there wasn't a major appeal from Charles - the player whose shot was alleged to have been handled - which could say a lot.
In the end though, the linesman and referee Breakspear came to a joint decision that made Wildsmith guilty, but if Derby feel as though they have the footage on their side for an appeal then you'd have to feel as thoguh they have a good chance of being successful.
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posted on 3/9/23
Smith challenge was outside the area and he looks to have got the ball.
Awful, awful refereeing and he was stood right in front of them.
posted on 3/9/23
I notice that Hull are doing well.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
posted on 3/9/23
Morning all 👍🏼
I watched the game yesterday, I thought the game was fairly even in the first half until Rooney did his knee.
Second half Bolton's tails were up after the break, & losing Wildsmith absolutely killed us until Bolton tired in the last quarter.
6 games in no panic required yet, 4 points off top.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 14 minutes ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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About 2 hour drive VC
posted on 3/9/23
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 27 minutes ago
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
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🤣
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Jorvik (U1369)
posted 1 hour, 16 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 14 minutes ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
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About 2 hour drive VC
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I dunno with the state of the roads these days, might have to give it 3 hours.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
You could even go via Thorne and give a ride to Spart.
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It would be an interesting drive with Spart as the navigator. We would probably be turning left quite a lot.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
posted on 3/9/23
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He was Luton captain for some time, and very well liked by Luton fans on their boards, give him a break.
I always remember a saying amongst fans when Clough was in charge, that Colin Todd always made one mistake a game. guaranteed
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He was Luton captain for some time, and very well liked by Luton fans on their boards, give him a break.
I always remember a saying amongst fans when Clough was in charge, that Colin Todd always made one mistake a game. guaranteed
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't remember Colin Todd making many mistakes, are you mixing him up with his son Andy?
In fact Colin Todd is one of the best defenders I've ever seen and I reckon he was better than Bobby Moore.
posted on 3/9/23
Everybody used to say he made one mistake a game.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted about an hour ago
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 1 hour, 26 minutes ago
comment by VC10Ram (U18980)
posted less than a minute ago
I notice that Hull are doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I watched the highlights of that match, Leicester appeared to be very unlucky to lose, but I am perhaps biased, as i am not keen on the way Liam Likes his teams to play out from the back.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I don't like too much messing about at the back and I don't like hoofball either. I think Liam is a far better manager than Warne, some of his substitutions and tactics are bat crazy. Why leave M-L on and why drop Cashin and why not put Smith to right back when Rooney got injured???
And most of all Sonny Bradley...WHY?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Quote from Warne re Cashin.
Somebody wanted to buy our player and it was continuing all over the day," he said.
"Everything kept moving and they were moving pieces. It looked like it was happening so he didn't travel with the team because if he had to do a medical it didn't make any logical sense.
"In the end when it failed, and it failed for different reasons above my paygrade, he drove over to the hotel and got here at 2am.
"He wasn't in any - in my opinion and it's only mine because I pick the team - emotional state prepared to play in the game. I didn't feel like it was right and that was my choice."
posted on 3/9/23
comment by Uncle Tom (U1899)
posted 22 minutes ago
Everybody used to say he made one mistake a game.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
To put Colin Todd and Sonnyboy in the same sentence is not very..................
posted on 3/9/23
Everybody said Toddy meade one mistake per season, not one mistake per game. But what's the use in comparing anyone to Todd, or McFarland? These are Gods of the game whose like we won't see again.
I can see why Cashin didn't play yesterday. I can see why he left NML on, though I would have subbed him. I can also see why he wanted Smith in midfield given the lack of options on the bench in that position. But I don't get the tactics. I can't understand why we aren't trying to dominate games, why Warne talked of Bolton as being a "possession-based" side, as if that was something that would be alien to what he wants to do. I'm all for giving Warne more time, I'm sure he and David Clowes know far more about what they are doing than I do, but at the moment I can't see where we are heading.
posted on 3/9/23
I feel the same Vidal, I don't think they will sack Warne because of the cost. I think most fans are disappointed how the team is set up to play and several of the new signings. I didn't go yesterday, I listened to RD, but Elder doesn't seem too good as well as the previous mentioned person.
Our club are a lot like a side I managed in a very lowly league. Players signed when mates brought them to a game and players playing out of position. We did however win our league and several cups, this is why I fell qualitied to comment on managers!!!
posted on 3/9/23
I thought Elder was OK yesterday to be fair. I would like to know what our captain makes of it all. He's doing his coaching badges and wants to make a career of it when he stops playing. Towards the end of the game, when Bolton sat in and defended their lead, Hourihane was getting on the ball, probing and moving the ball around. He looked energised. But the rest of the time the games pass him by and he wanders around waiting to see if we can get a set-piece that he can take. We need to get a player like him on the ball and see what he can do, not boot it long down the flanks. Warne mentioned post-match that the players didn't put their foot on the ball in the first half and weren't brave enough, but the way we set up makes this virtually impossible.
posted on 3/9/23
McFarland and Todd cannot cannot be compared to the current squad. Todd's fee as small as it was then, is larger than all the current squad now because they have been assembled for, nowt.
Free transfers for players nobody else wanted, released from contact,
What do you expect world champions
posted on 3/9/23
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
posted on 3/9/23
comment by w@ltzing the cowshed (U18940)
posted 14 minutes ago
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
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Just teething problems pal. we'll see you next year don't worry.
posted on 3/9/23
comment by w@ltzing the cowshed (U18940)
posted 15 minutes ago
Looks like your going to be in this division forever
What's going on??
Big fanbase yet making hard work of things
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Fans don’t get you promoted.
We’ve been here one full season and played 6 games in this one. We’re 4 points off the top. No real need to worry yet. Thanks for your concern.
posted on 4/9/23
Apparently new footage shows the keeper did not handle outside the area.
If Derby's footage clearly shows that Wildsmith did not handle the ball, then he should be expected to be available against Pompey in just under two weeks time.
The match footage that everyone else has seen is pretty inconclusive from the angles, but there wasn't a major appeal from Charles - the player whose shot was alleged to have been handled - which could say a lot.
In the end though, the linesman and referee Breakspear came to a joint decision that made Wildsmith guilty, but if Derby feel as though they have the footage on their side for an appeal then you'd have to feel as thoguh they have a good chance of being successful.
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