3) Nonsense selections, ignoring in-form players and using players who shouldn’t have a place in the team anymore…
4) Total apathy from some, giving up too easily. We need players who will fight like hell for every ball and every match no matter what, not give up like cowards
Just the four goals for Aaron Collins today…
16 goals + 3 assists in 15 games this season, an absolutely ridiculous tally.
Joe Taylor is also on 9 goals + 3 assists in 14.
Surely one of the two gets a call up. 🏴
🏴😳 Bizarre scenes during Brentford vs Liverpool on Saturday, as a supporter attempted to boot a RUGBY BALL onto the pitch from the roof of a nearby building.
Brentford have since released a statement condemning the dangerous incident and confirmed that the matter has been referred to the police.
The club are now assisting authorities in identifying those responsible, with potential criminal proceedings to follow. 😬
We see Lewis Koumas running his socks off every game like his life depends on it, this can only be gotten when a kid has been at his club all his life and it’s his dream to wear the team’s colours, to walk the path of the legends that they idolize while growing up.
From age 11, he has dreamt this moment, from age 16 he felt lucky to be signed to a scholarship while others who shared the same dreams with him were released.
He has waited for this chance all his life and now, he has a coach who believes in him and he is ready to run through a brick wall for the badge.
The lesson is that, the big money spending culture is taking away something that is embedded in the culture of the big teams, leaving them with players who kiss the badge today and jump the ship tomorrow.
Maybe this is why Liverpool has gone big on investing so much in the academy, hopefully the most of them step up to save the club not juat millions but the passion that connect with the club culture and fans
🏴Cymru eligible winger Noa Williams registered a goal and an assist for Sarpsborg yesterday against Aalesund.
Born in Stockholm, Williams qualifies for Wales through his Welsh father and is now playing regular football in Norway’s top flight.
According to Opta’s power rankings, the Eliteserien is the 13th strongest league in world football, ranking significantly above both the Scottish Premiership and League One, competitions Wales have shown no hesitation in selecting players from.
A tricky 1v1 winger with excellent dribbling ability, Williams also boasts underlying numbers that suggest there could be more end product to come.
He joined Sarpsborg in February after an impressive season in Sweden’s top flight, recording 10 goals and 5 assists in 29 appearances.
If he can maintain his current form and continue developing in Norway, he deserves to be firmly on Wales’ radar. 🐉