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Cods wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 8:42 am Shop window I reckon, but you might be right.

Then again he cost only a smidge less than Barry so Moyes might want transfer$ value from his sale rather than another dead loss.

If that was a shop window, it was boarded up

Paddockoldie wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 8:50 am If that was a shop window, it was boarded up

I agree, it was very poor, but it beats not playing at all.

I think Dyche will value the half a dozen seasons he's had him under him, more than one game under a different manager.

Cods wrote: ↑Wed Nov 05, 2025 8:56 am I agree, it was very poor, but it beats not playing at all.

I think Dyche will value the half a dozen seasons he's had him under him, more than one game under a different manager.

Edu buys the players, not Dyche

Shame could be the last good thing he does for us.

The shop window argument doesn't make sense. There is no market in today's game for a player who doesn't look anything like an athlete, runs in quicksand and who can only use one foot. We're not close to a transfer window, we're not desperately in need of money and we have better options already at the club.

It was just a really, really poor decision from a manager who looks like he belongs in another era, both tactically and inter personally. His motives for it are open to debate but it was so bizarre it'll go down as one of those 'do you remember when' pub conversations for the next few years.

The only rational explanation for this is that he’s trying to set a bar in training and wants more in training from other players.

But even in that context it was the wrong thing to do.

Can he play LB or at least replace Myko when we are chasing a game?

Garner and McNeil as fullbacks for the win