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I hope when he is picked he gives his all, that\'s what will work for all concerned. There is an opportunity to gain a move at the end of season so hopefully it will work out, as he is not good enough to make us better next season in my opinion.
Are things now working ok for all of you?
MK: Perhaps you eds could get together and make an executive decision not to have them at all. That would deal with things in a single stroke. I don\'t remember having them as an article in the olden days. I\'m sure that you would agree with me that giving George who did not touch the ball when he came on one less point than Beto is, well, nuts.
David As he had against Forest. Yes he will have limited opportunties if a deal is done for Grealish but for me he was very effective and contributed more than Ndiaye who it must be said had one of his better games except when he went for his own score when he had two options the less was Beto on his left but McNeill was totally free on the right. If Beto or Barry had done that they would have been rightly criticised.
Given the transport logistical challenges night games present problems for people chasing trains etc. if you don’t make the first buses then they’re logjammed ( why not have a bus lane only). If you don’t escape car parks you’re logjammed and if you’ve got kids with school next day then it’s a problem. Had a season to improve street lighting around ground… We’ve had a lot of night games. Different on a Saturday / Sunday with time to spare. I’d like to think the right people are looking at transport solutions, ready to bring forward some helpful improvements for next season, but I have no confidence of that happening sadly.