Socialist_Owl

I saw a brief glimpse of him during the lap of honour. Like the Patterson film from the 60s about Bigfoot.

You jog on. Throwing our two young keepers under the bus for our troubles this season, that's a shocking misinterpretation of what happened here.

Unconscionable bit of business. Probably fell out with Winnall like he did FF And found it easier to just move him on loan.

We hardly finished low table because of our keepers. Have a word!

Come on Villa. Don't need another London team in the PL.

We'll see.

Bring on the compo!

I think we can all agree that Jos knows what to do re: training & fitness programs.

Huge risk? Huge risk is banking on his 2016 form coming back and stunting the great progression our young keepers have shown. We have very little saleable assets. Westwood is the one who HAS to go, esp. if FFP rears its head.

flipping delboy

Fit? Subjective term. Each staff has it's own program to ensure "fitness". The responsibility of the player is to adhere to whatever program the staff has laid down. Nothing more. They contractually CANNOT.

Not even close. He's in his solid 30s, had injuries, and prone to just as many howlers as moments of sublime. Love the guy, but sentimentality is a fool's game when you've got absolutely capable understudies already proving themselves.

This isn't how it works.

Westwood? Distribution????

You're out of touch with this antiquated thinking. Professional sports players must comform with the proscribed training regimen as espoused by the manager. You start doing training on your own, you're in direct violation of whatever program has been put in place by the staff. If the training is half arsed, what is the player supposed to do? Risk incurring a contract-violating injury while training on his own? Get real.