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You don't say which season or in which division.

Now that is funny 🙂

Maybe some good experienced pros don't follow the clique like sheep and so the clique gets them moved on.

Love to see a fitness competition between us and Bournemouth. They'd absolutely slaughter us.

Yeah, agree and he's quite a big unit.

Basically any player on the salaries they get that can be seen to be not arsed to work hard or bottling tackles should be read the riot act and warned to buck up. If they don't they should be quickly bombed out.

Maybe you should have a look at the replay from behind the goal. There is a clear opportunity for Azaz to chip the ball just inside the post - it's a very simple chance and Jander was not in the way as you claim. It was probably harder to try a delicate pass to Jander particularly as he should have known this would give the Hull defenders the extra second they used to block his effort. Once again it's just very poor decision making in a crucial moment.

Has he never heard of getting his foot under the ball? - I believe the technique is fairly common and think it might be known as chipping eg 'chip the keeper' I've seen it done and it can be quite effective.

Explains why he constantly wants to interfere.

He'll fit right in here then.

Even if that's what he wanted to do he'd never have been allowed to do it. The clique of players who continue to run things at Staplewood need to be identified and got rid of - I think we know who most of them are. Until Ankersen does that (he's probably the only one who can) and then appoints a respected manager with experience and gives him carte blanche nothing will change. Unfortunately Ankersen will not sort this out because him and his massive ego are a large part of the problem.

Just watched back the highlights. Can anyone explain why Azaz elected to pass to Jander rather then shoot - it's in the first half after Scienza's downward header. Azaz has the ball at his feet about 2-3 yards from goal, their keeper is face down on the floor and rather than thumping the ball high into the net Azaz passes to Jander and Hull have time to put in a block. Madness and an example of players not taking responsibiity.

All spot on but it aint happening while Rasmus and SR are still here.

I would probably agree with you on two conditions; 1) the players respected him and fought tooth and nail for him. 2) there was no influence from within the club and he was allowed to get on and put his own ideas into practice.

Surely his superb books (found in the fiction section of all good book stores) plus his erudite, informative public speeches should be enough to mean he can forego bothering with coaching badges. Plus the history of what brilliant work he's done so far in the sphere of football.