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56 minutes ago, gurujuan said:

Had a couple of off games, happens to everyone Best full back at the club

 

No offence to Palmer but that shows just how far away we are from being credible promotion candidates. Although both him and Fox have improved this season we must be one of weakest teams in the league at full back. 

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8 minutes ago, NorthernOwl said:

 

No offence to Palmer but that shows just how far away we are from being credible promotion candidates. Although both him and Fox have improved this season we must be one of weakest teams in the league at full back. 

Defensively we’ve been Ok, until the last few games Our issues are further forward

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1 hour ago, gurujuan said:

Had a couple of off games, happens to everyone Best full back at the club

Had a few more than a couple. There's not exactly a great deal of competition for the best full back although I'm sure many might give that accolade to Fox.

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3 hours ago, A E Neuman NYowl said:

There is no doubt that so far he has been poor.

 

Will be a real blow to his confidence being rejected after less than 6 months in the job. 

 

No problem with us taking early action and informing him that if he can find a new club he can leave but it should have been kept between the player and the club.

 

No offence to the lad but I'm not bothered about his confidence I'm more bothered that he's not out on the pitch gifting the opposition penalties.

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1 minute ago, crookesowl said:

Wish him the best. He showed glimpses of being a great player it sadly one mistake too many. 


he didn’t show any glimpses of being a great player he showed loads of being a poor one.

 

the two pens at preston 

the pen and sending off at derby 

the dive in at Charlton 

 

constantly out of position - bad decision making - he was awful.

 

im more reassured than anything - we’ve got a manager that knows when someone isn’t up to it and even better - didn’t play him at the weekend for the sake of it and gave a promising youngster a chance instead.

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1 hour ago, SallyCinnamon said:


Fox is better than Palmer in my opinion. 

Don’t be silly now. 

Fox has improved but Palmer always steady. 

Gets far too much abuse when does nothing wrong. 

In all his time at club he hasn’t done anything as bad as Odubajo has in short time. 

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1 hour ago, gurujuan said:

Had a couple of off games, happens to everyone Best full back at the club


Wouldn't necessarily disagree, however that's more of an indictment of the poor quality we've had in those positions & that we've all known we needed to improve on since Wembley.

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1 hour ago, mogbad said:


Wouldn't necessarily disagree, however that's more of an indictment of the poor quality we've had in those positions & that we've all known we needed to improve on since Wembley.

Blimey, what of all those posters suggesting Iorfa up front, what the hell does that say about our forward players

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7 hours ago, ka58 said:


he didn’t show any glimpses of being a great player he showed loads of being a poor one.

 

the two pens at preston 

the pen and sending off at derby 

the dive in at Charlton 

 

constantly out of position - bad decision making - he was awful.

 

im more reassured than anything - we’ve got a manager that knows when someone isn’t up to it and even better - didn’t play him at the weekend for the sake of it and gave a promising youngster a chance instead.


I do find it funny how everyone now believes he was at fault for the penalty at Derby, whilst after the game everyone was pretty vocal that it was a foul on Odubajo.

 

More wonderful Owlstalk revisionism.

 

Also amusing is that this ruthlessness towards a 26 year old seasoned Championship full back gets applauded where as the sale of a subpar 23 year old clogger - who was never going to make it here - was met with howls of derision

 

Just shows the different standards fans hold perceived ‘academy products’ to. If Fox had been playing like Palmer has been he would have been chased out of town

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Interesting one. Seems like we're taking a sensible approach.

 

Try and shift those out who are capable but culpable to letting us down. Odubjao fits that perfectly and at 26, he'll have another chance at this level. Just like Jordan Rhodes, and possibly Sam Winnall.

 

Fact other teams around us have snapped up various players already, tells us our financial position. 

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