Championship Thread - 2022/23

[Don Karleone]

Better than some prem games this

 

[supercity88]

Really don't understand the thinking sending McAtee on loan to a club that struggle to keep the ball. Less than 50% possession in all but one of their games so far. He's barely getting a touch of the ball.

They have a lot of players out injured who might help them play a little more possession based football.

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Decent game from McAtee. Great pressing and steal for the red card. Some good balls in. Used it well. Worked hard tracking back.

 

[MCFC1993]

The tackle for anyone that missed it:



How the referee thinks that's only a yellow I don't know.

 

[franksinatra]

McAtee off 65 mins. Hopefully just building up his fitness but our club needs to keep on eye on minutes or lack of them our loanee players make and recall them if not getting the desired game time

If he plays well he gets minutes. It is the way football works the world over. Its on him now to step up and prove himself as a player.

Clubs are not going to be obligated to play him, its part of his developmwnt to walk into that environment, face a bit of adversity, and prove himself as a player.

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Why is a child in goal for Sunderland?

 

[West Yorks Owl]

The tackle for anyone that missed it:



How the referee thinks that's only a yellow I don't know.

O'Nien is a clever player, quite clumsy and gets away with a lot of challenges because of it.

 

[jimharri]

Clumsy is no excuse (though it worked for "Scholesey"™ for years). It was a poor, poor tackle, that should have been punished with a red card.

 

[West Yorks Owl]

He gets away with it though, maybe I should have used snidey instead of clumsy.

 

[Stockport mackem]

He gets away with it though, maybe I should have used snidey instead of clumsy.

Onien is a total dirty bugger tbh....he's done that same tackle twice this season.. and only been booked each time....stupid dangerous tackles...it won't end well for someone