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  1. thought for a while he would suffer from playing in such a toxic environment, but for a young lad has plenty of character and there is effectively no pressure on him now we are certain for the drop. means he can express himself and he looks our most consistent attacking impetus I also realised today his name reads H.AMASS on the scoreboard
  2. Amass had a torrid time first half, couldn’t stop falling over, my MoM just on his second half performance. Easily our most positive outlet Bannan doing his action man thing again. The engine he still has on him at his age, playing this much, is remarkable - compare him to Palmer say who had application but looked knackered Iorfa comedy first half and a bit more assured second. Ugbo so frustrating when he came on, absolutely zero scrap about him which is not what you need chasing a goal on -6 points As fans we went quiet back end of the first half. Rescued in the second, but shows the perils of a full hillsborough, doesn’t take much for it to get toxic even on a day like today. Great to be back, long season ahead
  3. the memory of Harris and De Cruz has actually made me feel a bit sick, Harris in particular was so poor
  4. T1 consistently an embarrassment to this club
  5. Surprised at some assessments on here, I thought he was totally anonymous today. In the first five minutes or so of the second half a glorious Windass cross went begging. Any striker worth their salt needs to be getting on the end of that
  6. Solution is pretty simple: both teams are allowed to say if they want a replay before the game, with both needing to opt “no” for no replay to occur (and the tie to be settled on the day, on pens, or whatever). Similarly placed teams, dealing with the diminished status of the cup, and fixture pileup and what have you, will almost always both vote no. Fine. You’re only really incentivised to vote for a replay if you’re a small team going up against the big boys, which is exactly who replays benefit the most. maybe you only get one replay to stop eg Tamworth sitting 11 men in the box and farming revenue off 23 replays, but in general the system is sound
  7. Odd reading that forum. A couple of pretty normal commenters and many still bitter. Put yourself in their shoes, they came pretty close given the disparity in resources/size of club. Could have taken their chances but in the end the superior outfit showed their class. Not unlike tonight's champion's league final Football fandom such a zero sum game. The amount of mental I went when that Windass header went in ... if I were a Barnsley fan I'd still be sick to my stomach a year on
  8. Excellent. As close to a ‘cult hero’ type player as we have these days
  9. I didn't make it to the semifinal but did get down for the final, so without the comparison it did feel really special for me. That said the atmosphere yesterday was a little flat because it was a flat and tense game - no surprise it felt a little more reserved after waves of attack against all the odds for the semifinal game. End of the day it's hard to knock the experience of 45 thousand Wednesdayites celebrating a last minute winner at Wembley
  10. Was ready to jump on here and defend barnsley for loud support and a really tight game -even if a lot of refereeing decisions they’re moaning about were fine for me but a bunch of em are giving it the big one on the train now so fudge em. Woe to the vanquished - neutrals will only remember Wednesday from this season
  11. he was the difference last night. shame about the injuries, we'd have gone up as champions if he started every week
  12. Someone will snap up Luke Williams of Notts County fame, who's got them playing very attractive football, and an even more gut-wrenchingly insufficient points total in the national league. Salient points about disastrous structure of this club aside, I think it should be us. One thing that I find attractive about that sort of manager - McKenna, Schumacher, even Heckingbottom to a degree are all examples of this - is they've done the hard years of youth coaching, assistant coaching, etc, which I think is too often missed out by first-team coaches these days.
  13. think his mum passed on a few weeks ago pal. said he didn't really feel up to making the video reviews. shame because we're missing that level-headed analysis now that everything's gone belly up
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