Richards I believe is the person who is the main divider in the dressing room and if Garde had any balls that Captains armband would be taken off him in a nano second. Poisonous self indulging twat.
Agree Kuwait. All the signs are, and have been since his encouragement of Delph to leave, that he is a massively disruptive influence.All the social media twittering, the tunnel fighting, the Norwich shoveathon, the fan scrum by the dug out at Wycombe is a cover for his rabble rousing and refusal to follow instructions. In the not so distant past he would be in the Bomb Squad.
Quote from: in exile on January 09, 2016, 05:37:47 PMBut what about his positioning as a right back?The exchange with the fans came before he was taken off.
But what about his positioning as a right back?
The other thing about him is that because he's a "big name" there's excessive focus on him by the media. The entirety of MOTD's analysis was about him. Summary: he got forward a lot and scored a goal but didn't perform the defensive part of his role. Howevere he's Trevor Sinclair's mate so on that basis he will be a decent right back.
Late to this one, but I was vaguely impressed. Obviously the players are trying - it's such a boring cliche to say they're not, as if everything in football is decided not by skill, or tactics, or teamwork, or luck, but just by 'trying hardest'. Everyone is trying in the sport with a few notable exceptions, and you can really really tell when they're not. The players have been unfit, they've played badly, they're mentally about as tough as snowflakes, they've been a bit unlucky sometimes and they've been let down by management decisions, but for the most part they've obviously been trying. They're just shit.