This Weekend's Games **Spuds v Rags**

[SebastianBlue]

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Boltons defense is a joke.

I feel for Tim Ream... Americans are judged more harshly and without context when it comes to their performances abroad and coming in to that team, at this time, might ruin what could have been a good career.

 

[LoveCity]

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Maybe if Coyle actually tried Boyata as a centre-back (his real position!) it might help the cause. Instead Boyata just warms the bench every game after not impressing as a right-back.

 

[Andouble]

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Boltons defense is a joke.

I feel for Tim Ream... Americans are judged more harshly and without context when it comes to their performances abroad and coming in to that team, at this time, might ruin what could have been a good career.

I didn't think he was that good for the U.S./NY tbh

 

[LoveCity]

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Diakite sent off for QPR, haha.

Obviously an obviously bad situation for Hughes' QPR. Obviously.

 

[pauljv92]

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Diakite sent off for QPR, haha.

Obviously an obviously bad situation for Hughes' QPR. Obviously.

Wow. Clueless in more trouble than he probably deserves.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

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Diakite sent off for QPR, haha.

Obviously an obviously bad situation for Hughes' QPR. Obviously.

Obviously, stop stating the obvious.

 

[SebastianBlue]

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Boltons defense is a joke.

I feel for Tim Ream... Americans are judged more harshly and without context when it comes to their performances abroad and coming in to that team, at this time, might ruin what could have been a good career.

I didn't think he was that good for the U.S./NY tbh

I follow RBNY a bit since my cousin moved there and became a supporter. Ream has potential, and I think he'll develop a bit later than usual now that he is playing with more challenge and is afforded a higher level of training. As far as the US team, in that same age range, I have watched Spector for Birmingham and Chandler for Nurnberg and I would never see them sustaining a first eleven position in a top division middle-high table club.

I probably should look more at the younger generation developing in America, though, as from what I hear football is really taking root and US may be a force in 10-15 years.

 

[Pam]

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Clueless losing again.

Hughes has been gone for over two years. Time to move on.

What should we call him, then, oh wise one?

 

[RandomJ]

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Clueless losing again.

Hughes has been gone for over two years. Time to move on.

I don't hate Hughes cos of his time here. I have ALWAYS hated the man. So I will continue to revel in his shortcomings as a manager because the man is the worlds biggest myth when it comes to being a manager. The press make him out to be some sort of amazing manager but he really isn't. Look at the players he has at QPR. No way should they be in a relegation battle but Hughes is certainly doing his best to get them in one. Clueless by name clueless by nature.

 

[SebastianBlue]

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Diakite sent off for QPR, haha.

Obviously an obviously bad situation for Hughes' QPR. Obviously.

Obviously, stop stating the obvious.

I think you may have missed it but Lesley was giving a bench interview during the sending off and was defending Tevez and his purchase of him.

He was quoted as saying "I think the important thing, obviously, is that Tevez has returned to play a part in the season. I've stood by him for obviously a long time and gain a great amount of obvious satisfaction now that he has returned. He is a great professional that focuses on the task at hand and I admire that. Tevez will obviously help us score more goals than we concede which is every top managers' strategy these days, obviously."

After being asked by the interviewer if he knew that he was no longer managing Manchester City and that he was in fact managing QPR, who was currently playing and losing a match behind him, Lesley went pale and said, unconvincingly, "obviously" before walking right down the tunnel never looking back.