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Thread | 5k at Cov…
at 10:16 13 Jan 2025
Will depend on when it’s scheduled.
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Thread | Signing todaydle?
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Thread | Godfrey making a point about wanting to work with McKenna…
at 18:46 6 Jan 2025
… that shows yet another reason why he (KMcK) is so good for us.
People have seen what he’s done here, how he develops players, a team and the continued progress we are making …. And they actively want to be a part of it.
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Thread | On this day 14 years ago….
at 13:24 6 Jan 2025
…Newshound Illy broke the news that Keane had been sacked, having spotted it on an Irish website based in the US.
Then a few hours later, England won The Ashes down under in convincing style. |
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Thread | Traitors….Spoilers alert
at 21:23 1 Jan 2025
Spoilers….
Who’s been watching…?
They were right to murder Yin, Linda's dug herself a hole already and the sisters are going to be a target sooner or later. [Post edited 1 Jan 21:36]
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Thread | Wow, where to start with that one?
at 08:40 31 Dec 2024
Hands up if you had Chelsea down as our first home win this season on your bingo card? Not many I would have thought.
A fantastic performance isn't necessarily about dominating possession and territory, creating dozens of chances and scoring five goals. It can also be about discipline, hard work, making the most of situations that do come your way - and yes, riding your luck if neccessary.
Walton and Delap were the stand-out players - that save from Palmer when Walton tipped it on to the bar just before half-time was incredible. And you'd struggle to believe that Liam is only 21, playing like that and generally being a nightmare for the centre-backs of one of the best teams in the country. The penalty was low, hard and in the corner - which was just as well as I thought for a second Jorgensen was going to save it, but the accuracy and power was enough. And the hold-up play without an awful lot of support at times was phenomenal - and then capped off by intercepting a loose pass and being calm enough to set up Omari (and that's how you celebrate a goal against a former club!).
But in addition to them, there were many fantastic performances from every player in blue - you can name anyone who played last night and point to a number of important contributions they made.
VAR went our way a bit last night - but how they felt the need to take three minutes to disallow their goal was mystifying, the freeze-frame immediately showed that Felix was ahead of Morsy. It looked it in real time as well - can only think VAR were trying to find a way to give the decision to the big club, and that was so clear that even they failed to do that.
Cucurella is a great player, but the simulation and winding-up does him no favours at all.
As the game moved on, the Chelsea players lost their discipline and wanted to argue with everyone - us, the officials and each other. We were wise to keep out of the way, although the ref was falling for their pretend head injuries far too often.... so much so, he missed the incident with Leif as he was wet-nursing another poor little Chelsea lamb who had fallen over.
And in the context of the season, it was a very big win last night - had we lost , it would have been 6 defeats in 7, with a tricky to say the least January coming up.
As it is, had we have been told at the start of August we would be a point from safety on New Year's Eve, then that feels like we are in there fighting, with the opportunity to learn from the first half of the season and as McK says, to turn some of the fine margins our way.
Finally, the atmosphere was one we are becoming used to - a mix of collective nerves, but also encouraging the team as loud as possible. And as the game aproached the last 10 minutes, the sense we were actually going to do it grew and the post-match celebrations were well enjoyed by everyone connected with ITFC on and off the pitch.
What a night.
[Post edited 31 Dec 2024 8:53]
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