Keefaz

If we can get him at a decent price Routledge wouldn't be bad, imo.

"Ladies and gents, I have decided to... fuck off.... for the good of the team."

Hardly a disaster. Just a pain in the arse.

Excellent. I can stalk you now.

I've enjoyed two very good League Cup ties the past couple of days. Who'd have thought it, eh?

Ah, of course!

What is that?

Yeah, he was decent against Ipswich. Didn't look very composed when Taylor and Colo were missing though, and he's a CB by trade I think. Probably just shit, then.

Thought Khiz was half-decent at RB, tbh.

Blatantly did the switcheroo at half-time yesterday.

Ashley was putting lithium in his tea.

I say yes, but I mean we're only talking about PL survival here, right? I mean, it's hardly a top 6 back four or whatever.

I've always thought Puma were great. The only way they could improve would be by sending out free stuff to people. Keefaz people.

Downing?

Thanks for that, Mr. Hansen.

Welcome to Ronaldo. Sometimes he argues what he feels is right and I respect him for that, but other times he just seems to be like one of those girls who starts arguments for the sake of it.

Good, them.

I'm honestly not sure what Ronaldo is arguing here.

First choice back four is acceptable. Back-ups, however, are... well...

The whole thing with Given is that he left in January. It's as simple as that. Thie situation as a whole is not that simple though. Had it been someone like Owen, Martins, Barton, etc., then it would be that simple Please don't start this discussion. I beg you.

Warnock was actually hiding there.

Oh, Big Sam, fuck off.

I FUCKING HATE MARK BRIGHT.

How are FC United of Manchester getting on nowadays anyway?

Shittu is decent backup in this league but no more than that. Central defence is our strongest part of the team and you'd have to be insane to start messing with it to accomdate Shittu and slightly improve the RB position, frankly. Sadly, agree with this. Anyway, Taylor is The CB now whether we like it or not. Even if it's to the detriment of his game, which I think it is. In his mind, he's Tony Adams.