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Portland Bill

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  1. Portland Bill started following Bamford offside, Kasey Palmer, Worrying stat? and 4 others
  2. Portland Bill
    Tbf, it’s not work rate off the ball we need, it’s guile and ability ‘on’ the ball that’s needed.
  3. Portland Bill
    We have a total no risk team, not one player ( ok, Semenyo when he plays out wide) is willing to try and go past anyone. COD, has all the attributes to go past players and create, but he won’t, he always takes the no risk option. Patterson likewise, he is playing far to deep to have any influence attacking wise. Our two wingbacks, are far from the quality needed to get out of this division, Dasilva gives very...very little going forward, and defensively is a liability, Hunt, is a decent defender, but offers little going forward, except for the standard whipped ball into the box from 30 y
  4. Portland Bill
    Football traditionally was a 3pm Saturday ko, so he is moaning about kicking off 2.5 hours early . Premier league managers want everything their own way. It would suit me perfectly if there was no tv football and every game kicked off at 3pm Saturday afternoon. I would love to see what would happen if they took away all their tv money.
  5. Portland Bill
    Exactly, zero guile in the whole team, Lee alone midfield. Got to be honest, I find us so boring to watch.
  6. Portland Bill
    All DS had to do was step forward 2-3 yards, why was he so fn deep.
  7. Portland Bill
    Not at all, the player stayed down from the previous attack, he was injured. Its got nothing to do with ‘ my standard’, it’s how the referee interprets a situation at the time. If it was up the other end, I 100% guarantee you wouldn’t have had an issue with it!!
  8. Portland Bill
    Yes, the game is stopped for head injuries, but..... it doesn’t ‘have’ to be a head injury for the game to be stopped. The referee thought it was a potentially serious injury, and the player was on the floor in the penalty area. What if it was a broken leg, should the game just continue for 2,3,4 minutes until the ball goes out of play? The referee has a duty of care for every player.
  9. Portland Bill
    Have you got something personal against referees! The player was down injured on the 6 yard line, would you have felt the same if it was one of ours in our box.
  10. Portland Bill
    If I was a neutral I would have turned the tv off by now!
  11. Portland Bill
    Best atmosphere I’ve ever heard from the Reading fans .........
  12. Portland Bill
    FA Vase games still seem to be taking place on the 5th and 12th of December.
  13. Portland Bill
    Well, how exciting was that
  14. Portland Bill
    Even in a minibus ?
  15. Portland Bill
    I’m surprised he stays on his feet long enough to even get to his car. He has taken diving and cheating to another level.
  16. Portland Bill
    The tv companies are to blame, there was nothing wrong with our game. Then over the last ten years sky and the like have scrutinised every decision from five different angles, often in slow motion, they slaughtered referees without ever mentioning they get to see it in real time and most importantly, from only one angle. Once the tv companies got fans spitting feathers about ‘unjust’ decisions ( which weren’t because referees have one angle and one pair of eyes) they then set upon wanting the ‘perfect game’. Well, this is what you end up with. For the last 20 years on every giv
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