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It’ll be like Father Ted’s walking football team soon.
Ake, Stones, Soucek, Grealish, Barney McGru, Cuthbert, Dibble & Grub.
Old uncle Tom Cobbley and all.
Hopefully he’s a straight swap for the aging Gana – if not, who’s place will he be taking? He’s been tried wide left and right and wasnt too successful, that leaves Garner, KDH?
Not sure that’s a very helpful analogy with theatre-going — it’s a totally different life experience.
We don’t know who might be the manager, what players will be playing, or what time or day the games will be on.
But the essence of support is going to the games — despite all that. Because, to a large degree, it doesn’t really matter. You might not like the manager, and some are saying they won’t go while he remains, but the players are the team we support, no matter how good or bad they are.
The squad is fixed, and rejigged a little maybe, in January. The kick-off times are changed… and you’re gonna say you’re not going?
Good age, Premier League experience, and some height to boot (an essential for a Moyes full-back).