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Some deserved. But my word Toto puts his head and body on the line. If anyone saw that header just now, you can't help but be impressed if only for his effort. Got clattered by two Hull men.
But Bishop spends way to much time on the floor. He's very good at winning free kicks but rarely has enough in him to actually evade the tackle and beat his man in threatening areas.
If Klug gets put in caretaker charge it will be proof that Evans really doesn't give a sod anymore.
I'm assuming that's exactly what will happen but how depressing that we will appoint someone as interim manager when they advertise the fact they don't actually want or enjoy the job.
Not a slant on Klug, he's entitled to want and not want certain jobs and he's obviously good at his main one, but lets give it someone who actually has aspirations of being a boss.
He says Jewell was yet to speak to Evans, who wasn’t at tonight’s match: “I don’t think he has at this moment in time. I think the owner is in Barbados.”
Am I missing something? He was only shown one yellow late on, followed obviously by the red - suggesting he was booked earlier (I though during the Judge incident).
Is it normal to be given a two game ban after being given two yellows, even if for foul language?
Thinking there's any chance of getting an interview with Evans shows how much Talksport really know.
Devalues a lot of content they put out really. Jordan is obviously a bit more clued up and holds Lambert to account but also let's Evans off the hook for now the club is run.
Anyone else think this is nonsense and that the likes of Downes and Lankester were ready to have it out with him? It was Northampton who were pulling each party away from each other.
I'm also still confused as to when each player got their yellow and what for? BBC sport says Downes got a straight red, yet he was given a yellow immediately before this, so they seem to think the referee effectively changed his mind. What seems more likely is that Downes was booked during the penalty incident (and again later) and that Judge wasn't booked at all.
Constantly offside and the one time had the chance to run into space and shoot he well and truly sliced it. As I think Stu Watson or Andy Warren said recently I've no confidence in him anymore when he's going through one on one.
Neat and tidy and picks up positions well but no pace or shooting ability left.