I think most people who provide criticisms just want variation in the setup when we seem stagnant in games. Baggies game was a real positive in tems of that. Bar a few I think most of the criticisms haven't been THAT bad.
I agree mate. I was being a deliberately a bit pedantic but it is interesting to consider what people value in a teammate isnt it? I can see why a more overt style of motivation would help teammates get on board but in the same token as professional footballers a lot of the game must be very matter of fact; so we see colo taking games in his stride. You're right though he's a very valued presence.
People who go to games to watch about 60 minutes by going to the toilet/ for a pie at 35 minutes and leaving at 80 odd...must be made of money/not actually like football. If its parking. I always manage to get out within 20 mins of FT and enjoy the walk through the city to the car parking a bit further away. I just dont get it at all.
The cramp excuse, 8 key players out, varying policies on workrate. I don't think hes a bad bloke but it a right muddle at times getting a straight answer or response out of him.
Sorry but in terms of example based leadeship colo is brilliant. Everything else is just bluster and showmanship. People speak of Nolan as this genuine leader but it just seemed to be a nice bloke who's personality was just bolder tbh. What were his leadership qualities?
I agree he isn't best at CB but I'll try any alternative where Williamson and Simpson are combined. It'll lose us crucial games. 2 complete passengers at an unforgiving level.
Who are these missing players that will bring balance and have us firing on all cylinders. Raylor? What rhetorical guff. His post-match responses often don't correlate imo.