The Fantastic Mr Fox
I’m not
talking about Leicester although congrats to them on their Championship title
win. Another set of Foxs, Morgan and his family, can be very pleased about how
well the young man has settled into the side to take the place of Wiggins. Great
to see another youngster come in and do so well.
As with Poyet
and Cousins you do wonder why he wasn’t given a chance earlier. Perhaps placing
a greater emphasis on the academy players isn’t such a daft idea after all.
I’ve lost
count of the number of players who make it with other teams after starting out with
us never having made a first team appearance. We don’t have vast amounts to
spend on transfer fees and wages and since we have traditionally invested
heavily in our academy it would seem to make sense to offer a clear pathway.
Tomorrow sees
what originally was to have been the final home game of the season. That, of
course, is now on Tuesday against Watford. It will be odd to finish the home season
in midweek. I seem to recall that our final Prem season against Spurs was the
last time.
Rovers are
still chasing a play-off spot although that looks pretty remote. I hope they
don’t make it only because I wouldn’t like to see the Venkys rewarded for the
complete Horlicks they’ve made of running the club.
It will of
course be a very tough game. I’d be delighted with a point. Rovers are in a
rich vein of form away and possess a potent strike force.
At last
Sordell showed on Monday what he is capable of. The finishes for all three of
his goals were top drawer. It is pleasing to note that he was ably assisted by
Harriott for two of them.
I think a win
is beyond us but if we did get it would pretty much guarantee safety.
It is to be
hoped that we don’t go watering the pitch again. I’ve had enough of our players
falling over time and again.
Here’s to
safety as soon as possible and an end to this wretched season.
Come On You
Reds !
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