@FulhamTransfer@TheFulhamOracle@WhiteNoise1879 Himself much more than he does if he wants to make it as a pro at any level let alone our level. He has the talent to do so but do think it will require a change in mindset
@FulhamTransfer@TheFulhamOracle@WhiteNoise1879 Stuart Wrigley said recently that any age group player needs to show he is consistently the best player on the pitch to get a shot at the first team. Ridgeon is consistently one of the most talented players on the pitch but rarely the most impactful. He really needs to impose
@AndyC691226@jke_har16444@transferfeedcom Not sure it is possible to work out the SCR position solely from the published accounts- we also don’t know what salaries the new guys are on and the salary costs saved by the departures. Think it can only be guess work and conjecture
@WilloxGeoff@Tonyyates1878 All 4 of those clubs voted against the SCR rules. Don’t think the finger of blame can be pointed in their direction. The likes of Villa and Newcastle voted in favour- perhaps Qs can be asked of their boards
@ncfcandywright@KirstieMAllsopp@Mr_Pink13 But it is difficult to find a 2 bed small apartment in west London for less than £500/600k. There is already a huge tax on living in London- the new proposals will wipe out a huge number of average earning Londoners
@PrizmGe@KirstieMAllsopp@Mr_Pink13 I stay since London is where my work is and where my family and social ties are. I suspect the post mortgage disposable income of the average middle class Londoner is appreciably less than in other parts of the country
@PrizmGe@KirstieMAllsopp@Mr_Pink13 Most people who own property in London are mortgaged up to their gills. I live in a much smaller house than friends living in Manchester and Birmingham. To meet mortgage repayments I go on fewer holidays than them and make smaller pension contributions than them.
@MobileJustice This platform really is a place where angry people go to get their anger fix - Maybe it is just the v passive aggressive way in which you posed the question - it’s almost as if you are itching for a particular outcome
@iKillCuriosity Totally agree with Souness. I can scarcely remember a clever progressive pass from Rice in an England shirt. Seen quite a few from Anderson. See Adam Clery’s 442 review of the England Denmark Euros game as an illustration of why Rice is not an international 6.
@JermFran@henrywinter Anderson was comfortably our best player last night- at least for the first 60 minutes. He has totally outperformed the highly overrated Rice since he has got into the team
@1875Ben Don’t agree - room 101 for all co commentators but Shearer is by far the worst- I take the slightly dull Dixon over the insufferably noisy Shearer every day of the week
@Rods_Tweet@brucemillington His diagonals last night were really very good as was his off the ball stuff. Second best England player on the pitch last night. Been outplaying Rice since he has got into the side
@AdrianDurham_ Take Lee Dixon all day every day over the dreadful Shearer - the man has no volume control and never STFU - why does have to shout ALL the time- the man doesn’t understand nuance or the old adage “less is more” He is truly awful
@arberx_@bozek25589104 I can’t name one current NFL player or any current Major League Baseball or basketball player. American sports are parochial affairs with almost no international reach. They’re just not relevant outside of the US
@BallinFFB Put the grid irons up against S Africa or All Blacks rugby team playing rugby. They will look pretty good for 15 mins, be blowing out of their rear ends after 20 mins, dead on their feet after 50 minutes and in need of oxygen masks at full time
@iamsymsie But they have been training at altitude for weeks and have acclimatised- other teams have not had that luxury. There is a physiological reason why their record at the Aztec is so spectacularly good.