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Goodbye Fulton

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Good solid player is Jay. I always think he has far more about him than he shows or is ‘told’ to show.

Reminds me of the old saying about flies ‘look no one wants to, but someone’s got to eat the shit’.
 
Think he’s a solid player and he will be again next season, by the time his new contract ends he’ll have been with us 10 years.
 
Did us proud last season.
Looking at replays both Grimes and Woodman could have been off before Fulton.
 
Badlands said:
Did us proud last season.
Looking at replays both Grimes and Woodman could have been off before Fulton.

What could Woodman have been sent off for?
 
Manselton Jack said:
Badlands said:
Did us proud last season.
Looking at replays both Grimes and Woodman could have been off before Fulton.

What could Woodman have been sent off for?

presumably the penalty which Brentford bought. It was a penalty but they bought that one. I thought Fulton has been one of our most consistent performers over the season and one of the reasons we managed to stay in the play off's. Yan Dhanda may be creative but if you don't have players to give him space he is about as effective as my gran is a wheelchair (sorry Yan).
 
Manselton Jack said:
Badlands said:
Did us proud last season.
Looking at replays both Grimes and Woodman could have been off before Fulton.

What could Woodman have been sent off for?

Penalty. Could have been considered last man
Ref indicated to the Brenford players that the ball was going away from goal.
TBH The ref didn't see who tripped the Brentford player let alone how he bought the contact. Guehi sleeping, Woodman not taking control after calling to Cabango to leave it to him. Very poor.
Second goal was another where we were in their box then seconds later they were scoring at the other end.
 
Badlands said:
Manselton Jack said:
What could Woodman have been sent off for?

Penalty. Could have been considered last man
Ref indicated to the Brenford players that the ball was going away from goal.
TBH The ref didn't see who tripped the Brentford player let alone how he bought the contact. Guehi sleeping, Woodman not taking control after calling to Cabango to leave it to him. Very poor.
Second goal was another where we were in their box then seconds later they were scoring at the other end.
He couldn't have been sent off for the penalty because he attempted to play the ball, doesn't matter where the ball was going or whether he was last man.
Organisation for the second goal was absolutely woeful, no argument there.
 
Manselton Jack said:
Badlands said:
Penalty. Could have been considered last man
Ref indicated to the Brenford players that the ball was going away from goal.
TBH The ref didn't see who tripped the Brentford player let alone how he bought the contact. Guehi sleeping, Woodman not taking control after calling to Cabango to leave it to him. Very poor.
Second goal was another where we were in their box then seconds later they were scoring at the other end.
He couldn't have been sent off for the penalty because he attempted to play the ball, doesn't matter where the ball was going or whether he was last man.
Organisation for the second goal was absolutely woeful, no argument there.

Fùck off Perch you absolute melt 😉
 
Swanjaxs said:
Manselton Jack said:
He couldn't have been sent off for the penalty because he attempted to play the ball, doesn't matter where the ball was going or whether he was last man.
Organisation for the second goal was absolutely woeful, no argument there.

Fùck off Perch you absolute melt 😉

Don't answer him, he will soon fuck off back to wind the indy lot up.
 
He breaks the play up well but every other aspect of his game is lacking for a top 8 Championship side. He fits our current style where football on the deck is non existent
 
Fulton is one of those players, like Kyle Naughton, who can play ten good games in a row, yet one error and many come straight out of the woodwork confidently spouting such inanities as "he's a coward who hides on the pitch" or "league one at best".
 
Dr. Winston said:
Fulton is one of those players, like Kyle Naughton, who can play ten good games in a row, yet one error and many come straight out of the woodwork confidently spouting such inanities as "he's a coward who hides on the pitch" or "league one at best".
100% right Doc. People make their mind up they don't like someone and just wait for the opportunity to vent their feelings to justify their dislike.
 
CurtessECarr said:
Dr. Winston said:
Fulton is one of those players, like Kyle Naughton, who can play ten good games in a row, yet one error and many come straight out of the woodwork confidently spouting such inanities as "he's a coward who hides on the pitch" or "league one at best".
100% right Doc. People make their mind up they don't like someone and just wait for the opportunity to vent their feelings to justify their dislike.
His moment of madness was the icing on the cake of a poor team performance Saturday.
At least he was committed although not sure what he was thinking.
Over the season though he has been one of our better players and think he will be better with a new manager at the helm
 
STID2017 said:
CurtessECarr said:
100% right Doc. People make their mind up they don't like someone and just wait for the opportunity to vent their feelings to justify their dislike.
His moment of madness was the icing on the cake of a poor team performance Saturday.
At least he was committed although not sure what he was thinking.
Over the season though he has been one of our better players and think he will be better with a new manager at the helm

I compare him to Pratley because I think they both have good engines, good getting forward and committed. Imagine putting Pratley in defensive midfield. Even Sousa had the sense to use him box to box
 

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