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What ‘unpopular opinion’ do you have?
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He's the one player I felt really improved enormously under Pulis, leading to a huge transfer fee
Playing golf is a waste of a good walk or passing up a good mushroom hunting opportunity.
Agreed - why this obsession with who the ref is - if they perform well they wont even be noticed. On a similar issue, why the fascination on Match of the Day with taking the knee and frequently showing the managers chewing gum on the sidelines in what are supposed to be the bleedin highlights ! Dont get me started on the coverage (lack of) by our local BBC and ITV
I agree he wasnt great in his second spell - a much larger version of the young Evans who could run with the ball. Got penalised for a foul in most aerial challenges with defenders.
Nah Argyle wouldn't clean the perspex and ot would become like Bobby's garden !!😁Yes! (Was just about to post the same!).
Put in what I wanted when I was a kid; a sort of Wembley Way; a perspex tunnel on the seabed so that the crowd can walk undersea to the ground!! Now that would be unique in football!
Police might like that too; excellent for kettling!!
I never got the euphoria over Barry Jones. I saw him as a crowd pleaser who flattered to deceive. In this day and age of recorded "assists" I think he would have been found wanting. And our results during his time here probably back that view.
Strange how we alk see it so differently. I thought when he returned that it was clear to see how he had been coached at a higher level. I thought he was a vastly better player than when he left.
The 2010/11 two tone green home shirt was actually a really nice and part of a well designed kit.
Agree with you Steve about Barrie Jones. My Dad always said the momentum went out of attacks when he got the ball.
Very interesting thread, great idea. Based on this thread, an unpopular opinion would be, if you didn't get Trigger then you don't get football.
A team is like a jigsaw puzzle and all pieces need to be in the right place for it to be complete. Trigger was immense for us especially in Sturrocks team and we would not have won the league without him. The beauty of that team, was that they played far better than the sum of their parts.
Trigger bullied defenders, helped us get up the pitch, won free kicks in dangerous areas which was crucial for a set piece team and never let the defender get a clear header.
How often do you see a CB knock a header into the CDM and allowing them to build an attack? That didn't happen with Trigger. I would take him any day of the week over an out and out goalscorer like Rueben Reid who was a much better at putting the ball in the net but (unpopular opinion) but not such a strong team mate, often deciding when to battle and when not.
A team is like a jigsaw puzzle and all pieces need to be in the right place for it to be complete. Trigger was immense for us especially in Sturrocks team and we would not have won the league without him. The beauty of that team, was that they played far better than the sum of their parts.
Trigger bullied defenders, helped us get up the pitch, won free kicks in dangerous areas which was crucial for a set piece team and never let the defender get a clear header.
How often do you see a CB knock a header into the CDM and allowing them to build an attack? That didn't happen with Trigger. I would take him any day of the week over an out and out goalscorer like Rueben Reid who was a much better at putting the ball in the net but (unpopular opinion) but not such a strong team mate, often deciding when to battle and when not.
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