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You may possibly be thinking about the other biblical Mary. MM and Jesus weren't related.Because of incest?
Unless of course the two Marys were in fact the same person and it was all some tortuous Freudian metaphor - the mother is the whore is the mother, sort of thingYou may possibly be thinking about the other biblical Mary. MM and Jesus weren't related.
Well the Bible is indeed full of fantastical metaphors (many of which fly well over some of their readers' heads, missing the message entirely while arguing the tale as...well...gospel) but I think that one may be a stretch.Unless of course the two Marys were in fact the same person and it was all some tortuous Freudian metaphor - the mother is the whore is the mother, sort of thing
I think it's whether a question of whether by starting him he'd be bullying defenders anyway. I think in the past couple of weeks I've still been in the Harris starting camp, but from what I've seen in the past few games, Donks offers that physical presence with a willingness to run in behind along with the goal threat. He just seems to make more happen when he's leading the line, whereas Harris has looked better when playing slightly off the main striker.He has really looked the business this year so far, it's great to see. Whether he should be starting over Harris I don't know - his successes have come off the bench and he certainly seems to have a style that suits bullying tiring defenders. It's not like it's a competition for who's best anyway, it's a squad game nowadays and strikers are almost always going to get rotated regardless of the situation.
Yeah, it may be for the the time being that GoD is better against tiring defenders. We need players who can come on and make a difference too. Having said all of that, if I was GoD, I would be banging down the managers door to start.I think it's whether a question of whether by starting him he'd be bullying defenders anyway. I think in the past couple of weeks I've still been in the Harris starting camp, but from what I've seen in the past few games, Donks offers that physical presence with a willingness to run in behind along with the goal threat. He just seems to make more happen when he's leading the line, whereas Harris has looked better when playing slightly off the main striker.
After two goals in two games I'd advocate a start, but at the same time you'd also think Harris's counter pressing is exactly what we need against a Leicester that will try to play it about at the back. So maybe I wouldn't start Donks on Saturday, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him starting soon
Gats has the best minutes per goal ratio in League 1 with a goal every 42 minutes! Impressive![]()
Yeah quite a few knowitalls owe him an apology.Which is also the best in the entire football league & prem
I think Gats has to start now. His numbers are insane with 3 goals and assist and a winning penalty in the equivalent of 1.5 games of football. These stats dont capture the overall game contributions e.g. his runs that created space for Dems goal yesterday and the 4th vs Leicester. They also dont capture how good his hold up play is (stronger than Lanks who is now a 10mill+ player), he wins and controls most punts up field and has the strength to keep defenders at bay and generally shows good decision making when on the ball. It is no coincidence that we have scored eight of our 12 goals when he has been on the pitch. And he was doing all this in pre-season too.
With all the excitement of Missanga I think Gat's form has gone under the radar. I also think we are underestimating him because of his history for us.
If he was a new signing with these numbers and performances we would all be crying out for him to start.
I remember Moody coming off the bench against Burnley with 20 minutes to go and scoring a hat trick.This is all correct.
But someone will be along shortly to tell you that O'Donkor is only capable of all of this because, apparently, Mark Harris has completely exhausted the opposition defence for 70 minutes.
Bringing him on late is working so far. I can see AR possibly trying him from the start during October when we 7 games in a month (one is an EFL Trophy).This is all correct.
But someone will be along shortly to tell you that O'Donkor is only capable of all of this because, apparently, Mark Harris has completely exhausted the opposition defence for 70 minutes.
Same here. Very happy to be completely wrong on this!I’ll admit, I wasn’t convinced at all. I thought we had another Ty Marsh on our hands, a few loans followed by rocking up at Oxford City.
Very wrong so far, he has lost some of the “bulk” and he looks every inch a capable league 1 forward.