Tutte Roy ? equalises late in the game to share the points in a close encounter, in which sad to say our poorest players were Bennette and Hemir, Alfie Jones ? showed well in midfield aided by Watson and Kelly against a strong Newcastle eleven who benefitted from some strange decisions from the ref..
Disappointed that Ogunsuyi was put in the u18s this week just for Hemir to put in whatever that performance was.
Jogging is too kind, imagine a conga at an old people’s home Ukrainian lad was on the pitch 30 secs and attacked a cross in the box and scored, Hemir stood looking at it. Have always wanted him to do well, but after that get rid. Can’t see RLB ever picking him
Aye I had high hopes for Hemir but feels like it’s never going to work if he’s not willing to apply himself, maybes a loan away will give him a kick up the arse
can’t see who would want him. Maybe offer to Caen as part of Mendy deal? I’m sure Mbappé will be impressed!
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Good point. Few months at a non league team to give him a glimpse of his future if he doesn't wake up.
Watching the full 90 either side could have won it, and they had a more dangerous front line than us on the day, happy with the point tbh. OaU
He didn’t have clue about our players especially Timur Tutierov Poveda and Watson looked good. Not many chances for Hemir or Jewi from the highlights. Not sure why they are being written off already
Hilarious he got the teams mixed up at one point and he morphed Alfie Harrison (mag) and Harrison Jones (us) into Alfie Jones (us) repeatedly who had a very good game for us by the way. Chuffed with Proveda too , but Bennette and Hemir were so disappointing especially the latter, who just looks so lazy, and its really frustrating as there is a talented player in there somewhere, but he is playing at walking pace and looks as tho he doesn't care a jot. Watson is another level , he and Kelly together are a joy to watch imo.
