The Remaining 9 Games
#61
Taylor not wanting to play so he cant get an injury and risk a move is outrageous, as bad as PVH going on strike IMO, cant believe its not a bigger story. He would have been better lying and saying he was worried about covid.

Back to Forest, does anyone know if Diakhaby is still with us? By the same reasoning if he has gone back to Huddersfield then Adomah should have rejoined us?
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#62
Taylor will already have his next move lined up. His contract expires at the end of June. Why would he take the risk of losing his move getting injured? He’s 30 years old and this next move will most likely be the biggest of his career after playing in the lower leagues his entire career.

Can’t fault him at all. He’s not the only one who will be doing it.
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#63
I am hoping we will see our Portuguese boys and the likes of Sow, Da Costa really step up. They are used to playing in hot weather (well apart from the time Sow played in Russia) and if games are at a slower pace, then surely we can see the best in Carvalho especially the players who do really well in training but cannot put those performances into league games due to big crowds etc.

This could work in our favour. Also be interesting how the game away at Derby will be without the home crowd, surely that wont be so intimidating and our players can step up
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYR  :)
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#64
If he has a contract until the end of June then he should play until the end of June. Simple.

I haven't looked at the fixtures but if Charlton have to play Brentford or Preston for example then I don't think that's very fair on us.
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#65
(02-06-2020, 10:56 AM)Widdow Wrote: I am hoping we will see our Portuguese boys and the likes of Sow, Da Costa really step up. They are used to playing in hot weather (well apart from the time Sow played in Russia) and if games are at a slower pace, then surely we can see the best in Carvalho especially the players who do really well in training but cannot put those performances into league games due to big crowds etc.

This could work in our favour. Also be interesting how the game away at Derby will be without the home crowd, surely that wont be so intimidating and our players can step up

Agree it wont be as intimidating but you'd hope/expect both sets of players would be up for it still. I've not been to many but I gather all the youth games, womens games etc are always well contested derbies, even without many fans there I've got a feeling the sheep will really go for it after we've beat them twice already and Lawrence got the pelters he did last time.
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#66
(02-06-2020, 11:18 AM)Mad Squad Wrote: If he has a contract until the end of June then he should play until the end of June. Simple.

I haven't looked at the fixtures but if Charlton have to play Brentford or Preston for example then I don't think that's very fair on us.

Think only Leeds and Brentford have games to play against them.
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#67
Friendly at Molineux next week...
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#68
(04-06-2020, 02:51 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Friendly at Molineux next week...

Wow. Cool  :cool:
Panic on the streets of London
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#69
(04-06-2020, 02:51 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Friendly at Molineux next week...

Televised?!
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#70
Unlikely?
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#71
It'll be like a couple of pub teams rolling out onto the park the morning after a heavy sesh the night before.
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#72
Wonder if the opposition front line will be Mir and Bonatini?
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