ChrisNichollsToe

Millwall are taking the piss out of them. How in the stadium they are all mouth, and how they just scurried off after the game, without a word being said. Im still waiting to be shit on, but it never, ever happens. Gob shites, the lot of them 8)

We.Do.Not.Have.The.Money They cannot back the manager if there is no money. You can try and make it like there is a bad guy, but quite simply there is no bad guy. Just not enough money. And the person whom has been in charge to ensure we have no money is? Theres always a bad guy, or in Randy, an inept one.

Me or him?

Precisely. Its the attitude that had me in two minds whether to go tomorrow, since im always next to some moaning fanny attending his first match in 12 months. I cant be bothered even arguing with them any more, since they trust the internet more than people whom actually attend the games.

I guess its more to do with his defensive ability and the fact to being a fat tub of lard, than his brilliant forward play :winkold:

I wonder what both of them would be like up top together? Probably shit

You missed out the bit where he was picking on one our younger players. So we can add bullying to the sorry saga. We all make mistakes and act stupidly at times, so im happy to let bygones be bygones.

FA Cup has to be the one. Its entwined in our history, and its a disgrace as to why we have not won it since 57!!

Ive voted to keep him there, simply because i cant think of anyone else that has the respect he does.

Sorry mate, but Ireland has not been fair on himself either. How many games did he get at Newcastle? Will agree that Houllier was the wrong style of manager for such a delicate and complex individual such as Steven Ireland, but i do remember the frenchman did give him games, which he simply failed to impress. Its like the old adage, "don't tell me, show me"

Take his goal away and he was poor at the weekend.and he does tire, ask John Terry But i also think its because the balance in Midfield has been wrong now, for a few seasons, which possibly leaves Petrov open the stick he gets (unfairly). In a more balanced midfield he will probably be able to conserve his energy levels throughout a game a little better. It was Martin O'Neil who made him a sitting midfield player, and if he had the energy to play there, then why did he not play there before? Our midfield options have been that poor since, that he has been stuck there, which points to the good job he has done in that position. Its no coincidence that Mcleish is getting him a little more forward now, and the added abilities of a (hopefully) hungry Jenas, will balance things out.

Thats my thinking aswell. I thought he had been pretty solid up to the Everton game, but obviously not

An Everton fan on the train back, just could not take it when we told him just how bad Petrovs shooting usually is. Pure pleasure

Are we asking to much from the youngsters? Its common for young players to go through phases, where in on game they are brilliant, but in the next, they are poor. Maybe with the added exposure they will be getting now, we as fans, are guilty of expecting to much from them, hence adding pressure on such young shoulders?

That pile of shit down the road attracts some real nice people :oops: Once a Bluenose tosser, always a bluenose tosser 8)

Spot on post 8)

You have obviously never met or spoken to him then? If you had, you would not hold that opinion, because he is the complete opposite to which you portray him 8)

Oh great. Yet more negative publicity for the club. We're turning into a circus. Please say this isnt true. Dont worry to much over this. It was Darren Bent yesterday, and will no doubt be Jenas by the end of the day. Mcliesh knows Hutton, so im sure he would know about that :winkold:

Hes poor going forward because hes been told to sit and stay where he is. Thats the way we set ourselves up away from home. Soak it up and then try and hit them on the break.... Of course, it does not always work that way, but thats what Mcleish likes his teams to be like, away. Compact.

Well, he may get that chance. Lets hope he takes it.

Be careful, its apparently bizarre to mention that little fact about our performance :winkold:

Hes playing shite, and was largely invisable on saturday. I think fans have a right to say it as they see it, if im honest. Hes not a flop though. Weve only played four games, he never had a proper pre season with us, and i guess he will tale a little more time to settle in. With that, i do think some should show a little patiance, and remember that most of the time, Footballers are not cartoon figures and behave deifferntly when not on the xbox and playstation ect

Woeful is a bizarre word to use to describe a side that battled its way to a 2-2 draw at Goodison. Not really, since thats what they were, especailly first half. Lipstick on pig and all that :winkold: Battled their way back in it during the second half, but Everton fans will be cursing their luck, since they had the better chances and played with more purpose. Only people who did well was Dunne, Gabby and Given. But yes, facts can be a little bizzarre

Besides his superb strike, he was woeful. But then again, most of the side was. You could see what that goal meant to him though, and it may have done him the world of good.

I have a feeling it may be Jenas, Petrov and Ireland against Newcastle.