Recent content by kps88

Not exactly a pleasant watch this. Parts of it made me feel very uncomfortable and frustrated.

You scared them by shouting like that

ETH said after the game that he had a knock. Why we insist on playing him when half fit is another matter.

Most on here thought it was the right call at the time. We had Shaw fit, Dalot also doing alright at LB and Malacia supposedly close to a return. Not to mention less games now that we're out of Europe and Reguilon himself not exactly looking great.

It was very open this week to be fair. You could make a narrative/counter narrative for any of the options. Sheffield had never capitulated or been thrashed under Wilder before yesterday. They even managed to keep City and Liverpool to just two goals. All that plus them managing to get a point...

Yep. Likely because he learnt a lesson from is 2002 announcement.

Same thing happened with us when SAF left. Chances are they've already sounded out a replacement and he wants to bring in his own staff. If Klopp is exhausted, there's a good chance his backroom staff is too. I also read Lijnders wants to go into management on his own.

Great news. Good chance Pep leaves in 2025 when contract expires too. We just have to make sure we're well placed to capitalise now.

I always found that story a bit far fetched. I feel like if Pep was seriously interested in us, he would have definitely clarified what was happening during or after the fact. Or we would have contacted his agent. Perhaps it was more a lighthearted/polite way for Pep to say he turned us down...

Yeah that's point. We need to have a functional recruitment and scouting structure in place that doesn't just rely on the manager.

I don’t buy the injuries excuse. We looked just as bad and open in midfield at the start of the season, before the injuries started to pile up.

How many goals have we conceded this season from a cut back to a runner arriving late into the box? We're repeating the same mistakes with zero improvement.

I think we need to be more humble when appointing a new manager. A bit like how Newcastle went with Howe. Flashy big names who are used to winning trophies or the next big thing aren't the answer.

Anyone finished it? How many times do you have to beat the final boss before the story ends? Any story incentives to keep playing once it's over? I don't die on my runs anymore so wondering if I should increase the difficulty to stop it from ending too soon. No spoilers obviously.

They could have easily charged for this and I wouldn't have felt shortchanged at all. Makes me want to go replay Hades once I'm done.