Kalvin Phillips hes top of the league was a good laughIronic cheers is now defined as a fantastic reception. Deary me.
No irony near us. True fans who were pleased to see him play in a confident way.Ironic cheers is now defined as a fantastic reception. Deary me.
Guess there are always idiots in every fan baseAnd where i was too.
Stop calling me Shirley!I have noticed that Kalvin gravitated close to an apponent player when we have possession. He doesn't try to find space.
Now, I'm not saying I know how he is instructed to play, but glueing himself to an apponent when we have the ball seems counterproductive.
Shirley he needs to be finding space to make himself available to receive a pass?
There were no ironic cheers near where I was sat. Deary me.Ironic cheers is now defined as a fantastic reception. Deary me.
Ironic? Not from where I was sitting. Genuine wish for the lad to do well.Ironic cheers is now defined as a fantastic reception. Deary me.
While Kalvin didn't put a foot wrong yesterday, that was my take as well, particularly when we played the ball out from defence. Strange one perhaps given our style of play is predicated, in part, on a player always making himself available for the pass. Otherwise, a decent cameo and confidence boost to a player who may yet prove the doubters wrong. Let's hope he can continue on an upward trajectory. Oh and those who have suggested that the cheers accompanying his introduction were ironic, you clearly weren't there.I have noticed that Kalvin gravitated close to an apponent player when we have possession. He doesn't try to find space.
Now, I'm not saying I know how he is instructed to play, but glueing himself to an apponent when we have the ball seems counterproductive.
Shirley he needs to be finding space to make himself available to receive a pass?
I have been thinking this Kalvin thing over. I'm wondering if he is attempting to shield the passing areas between himself and the defensive 3rd when we are in possession.While Kalvin didn't put a foot wrong yesterday, that was my take as well, particularly when we played the ball out from defence. Strange one perhaps given our style of play is predicated, in part, on a player always making himself available for the pass. Otherwise, a decent cameo and confidence boost to a player who may yet prove the doubters wrong. Let's hope he can continue on an upward trajectory. Oh and those who have suggested that the cheers accompanying his introduction were ironic, you clearly weren't there.