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As for tonight, am sure the team’ll be a tad mixed up but I doubt it will be an easy game. I wouldn’t change too much to start, with a mind to getting others plenty of game time if possible.
A good victory would be great for morale heading into the weekend and beyond, I expect Barry will start with the hope of him scoring and boosting his confidence.
Personally I don’t rate Tuchel especially after he picked that bootlicker Henderson for the World cup squad.
The England games are of secondary importance to me after Everton as is this Mickey Mouse cup that allows teams to play benchwarmers as starters in the early rounds and then if they get to the later rounds revert to the big salary players.
Still I want the Blues to perform well in every game but the upcoming Ipswich game is big one this week.
The Spurs game was an opportunity lost but they played quite well against a desperate team on their own patch.
The Barry problem will be forgotten if they start winning games.
The lad really puts in a shift but needs some support at times.
He is lacking in certain areas and one could say if he doesn’t have it now he never will but we don’t have any options or do we.
You are setting yourself up for those of us who believe you look to exit both cups as early as possible if you play a weaker side and get beat.
Just a response, though, to one thing you wrote, “It is both annoying and upsetting that a person who should be careful to keep to material facts than throw rude abuse at key parts of our football family.”
Now, I get the first part, and that is fair. Paul did get a little excited. However, referring to them as football family seems a rhetorical trick.
I get you want to give Paul some pushback but how the hell can you consider them football family when they do not communicate responsibly when their missteps cause reputational harm to our club?
The pundits aren’t just having a laugh, they are factually correct in their assessment of what happened. If it weren’t for Spurs (fucking HA!) we would be the target of ridicule until January.
And yes, I recognize Moyes has helped by getting results. We are rightly concerned about our tenuous position though.
I agree with you 100% about Quinn. As I’ve said before, he is an exceptionally detailed financial analyst. He is also a passionate Blue with a sharply negative outlook. My issue with him is that he mixes the two in the same article, blending well-supported financial details with totally unsupported opinions (“discourteous, contemptuous”) and even demonstrably false assertions which are likely drawn from garbage media (like Football Insider, as referenced above) and never subsequently withdrawn. As a retired “journo” myself, I have often found the mix uncomfortable, and certainly in violation of journalistic principles.
Well done, sir.