- Season Ticket
- Yes
- Year of First Game
- 1998
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And he only did that for two seasons as a scholar, so it's not like he came through the ranks from eight years old in a Sam Long styleePeople need to stop setting the bar so low for him because he came through the youth system
And he only did that for two seasons as a scholar, so it's not like he came through the ranks from eight years old in a Sam Long stylee
Oops, my mistakeHe joined from Reading Academy as an u14 (https://www.oufc.co.uk/player/91). Was playing for the Youth team as a 15 year old iirc and a regular by the age of 16. Remember him playing in the same team as Kyran Lofthouse, Leon Chambers-Parillon etc when they played home games at Abingdon United and he stood out then as having something extra compared to others.
Play him in the 10 behind Lankshear & let him have a free role. Encourage him to take on players even if it means giving the ball away. Encourage him to have shots 20-25 yards out. When he loses the ball, ask him to try and win it back as fast as possible. It’s really that simple with Tyler.
Then play width either side of him & Lankshear. Mills on the right. Placheta on the left.
I thought it was a poor challenge, and Egeli should have been booked before that with his challenge on BrownGoodrham likely to be out for some time according to The Dub / Craig Short. Ankle injury combined with knee injury
Goodrham likely to be out for some time according to The Dub / Craig Short. Ankle injury combined with knee injury
Yeah, you'd think the MK game has come at a good time for himNeed Donley to hit the ground running but he's barely played this season so will take time to get match sharpness.
Crap news, ( poor referees appear to allow some really nasty challenges go unpunished- something the FA - and maybe EFL too- should address? ), my youngest granddaughter wont be too pleased either, TG is her favourite playerGoodrham likely to be out for some time according to The Dub / Craig Short. Ankle injury combined with knee injury
I think it was Egeli for them wasn't it that did for Tyler? I seem to recall he left one on Ciaron Brown earlier in the game..unpunished..I though he was a dirty little so& so.Crap news, ( poor referees appear to allow some really nasty challenges go unpunished- something the FA - and maybe EFL too- should address? ), my youngest granddaughter wont be too pleased either, TG is her favourite player
Socks the wrong way round, pens the wrong way round… is this the latest stupid fad for footballers after holes in the back of the socks?Great it was a success.
The big news for me is that he is wearing his sock the wrong way round. Grip and heel should be at the bottom.
Great it was a success.
The big news for me is that he is wearing his sock the wrong way round. Grip and heel should be at the bottom.
What a time to be alive*Pedant alert*
They have them on both sides, makes it easier for nurses/nursing assistants/patients to put on.
Oxford's Goodrham to miss rest of season after surgery - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/c3wz92ygyyeo
You also get a better connection with the ball.*Pedant alert*
They have them on both sides, makes it easier for nurses/nursing assistants/patients to put on.
So Goodrham will miss the rest of the season due to a nasty challenge by Egeli which went unpunished. IIRC, he went in late on Ciaron Brown just before his assault on Tyler....
This is why I advocate a citing law, similar to what they have in rugby.
The annoying thing is Egeli had done Tyler three times and the rest ref didn’t go anything other than talk to him yet after Tyler went off Egeli did someone else gets booked and then he got subbed dirty bastardSo Goodrham will miss the rest of the season due to a nasty challenge by Egeli which went unpunished. IIRC, he went in late on Ciaron Brown just before his assault on Tyler....
This is why I advocate a citing law, similar to what they have in rugby.
Nick Merry remains unconvinced*Pedant alert*
They have them on both sides, makes it easier for nurses/nursing assistants/patients to put on.