[cite]Posted By: Swisdom[/cite]Almost - the same Parky who refused to guarantee a lazy Irishman that he was definitely the No1 next season
Randolph was undoubtedly talented but he apparently didn't train like he wanted the jersey whereas Robbie did
Maybe that's Parkys problem, I couldnt care less who trains harder, or gets along with parky better, I care about who puts in the performances on the pitch and as far as keepers go, randolph is miles ahead of Elliot.
Can't believe some people are saying they don't want us to play it out from the back, but equally just as many don't want us to play long ball either. What's the answer then?
I thought it was a good thing that we were at least trying to keep it on the deck. Problem was that McCormack and Racon kept running down dead ends that made it impossible to pass to them. This, coupled with Semedo having a shocker, meant it was very difficult for us to maintain possession.
Last night the inability of our players to pass accurately or receive passes, to control the ball, the number of times the ball was given away suggests to me that we would be even worse off trying to play the ball out. I can't blame RE for trying to get the f*cking thing as far up the other end as possible, better to lose possession in the other half than outside your own penalty area. Tragic.
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Parky stated after the game Elliot sn't injured and was always going to play tonight.
He didn't look comfortable to me though>
Did I mention the new manager
Maybe that's Parkys problem, I couldnt care less who trains harder, or gets along with parky better, I care about who puts in the performances on the pitch and as far as keepers go, randolph is miles ahead of Elliot.
I thought it was a good thing that we were at least trying to keep it on the deck. Problem was that McCormack and Racon kept running down dead ends that made it impossible to pass to them. This, coupled with Semedo having a shocker, meant it was very difficult for us to maintain possession.