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Thats beautiful love it

Luton what a complete dump inside and out, horrible place

Except this weekend

On the ball moving forward Bannan is class. Without the ball he very rarely offers a tackle. This is a very important part of being a defensive midfielder and it is missing from his game and it is also missing from Reach's game. Playing them both in midfield against a side that gets stuck in means we inevitably lose the midfield battle. Bannan does try floated cross field passes far to often and against Millwall it lead to one of their goals at a pivotal point in the match. I rate him up there with our best players going forward over the last ten years but defen

How can you blame Thompson for that, I could have sworn it was Joey who needlessly pulled down their forward. Followed by another suicidal pass across his own midfield from Bannan. Is Bannan beyond criticism or something. If the opposition decides to mark him tightly he is totally ineffective.

Hooray McCarthy appointed at Cardiff, another dinosaur avoided

Trying to apply logic to the situation. Get him!!

They are basically not very good. It is a bit like horse racing. The better class the horse, say Group 1, the more often it will produce the expected level of form. The worse the horse Class 5, the more inconsistent it is. Our players are mostly lower Championship level players at best and will never play at a higher level. I think in Luongo, Iorfa, Borner, Reach and Bannan we have upper/mid table level players, the rest are lower or league 1 standard. We will not stay up unless there is a serous improvement in the squad in January or the likes of Shaw, Hunt, Dlli

I don't think Brown is fully fit, but he does make some poor decisions which is nothing to do with that. Yesterday was a shocking game

6 goals in 10 games for CSKA Moscow on loan 2017-18. Dogger !!! ?

So we have outscored him every season without fail

Yes but the trouble is where on earth are we going to magic a striker from with the apparent lack of resources at our disposal

Just out of interest what different tactics would anybody deploy when Millwall spent the majority of the game with 8/9 men behind the ball

Hallelujah may all your roastings be successful

I agree we don't create enough of them, but when Millwall sit back and rely on the counter attack like they always do away from home it isn't as easy as some of the masterminds think it is. Kachungas was as clear cut chance as you can get. It was an excellent save from Reach's effort, oh and Patterson nearly scored with the late header. Having restricted Millwall to no shots on target in the 2nd half, one of those three would have been enough. I am only trying to add a bit of balance to the hysterical rhetoric