Off Topic Birmingham v Derby
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Great price on Birmingham for me that.
watched a chunk of their game other week, can’t remember who they were playing but they looked half decent.
watched a chunk of their game other week, can’t remember who they were playing but they looked half decent.
Certainly not knocking any of our players but what a partnership Sanderson n Doyle could have been.
sure i heard 'structural problems/faults'...
sanderson should have come back here over half of his appearances were with us, only made one for brum so far and got subbed, pretty sure we would have almost guaranteed plenty of minutes.
Decent manager, team plays in his style, aggressive , just like at Charlton, when he did for Ross, with a little help from a certain striker. How Rooney can overlook Sanderson defies logic, unless as with McGeady and Wyke (as has been suggested), Dion needs Luke as much as tuther way around
. . As for us I will stick with Flanners and Doyle for now, and I never thought I would be typing that tbh. 
Decent manager, team plays in his style, aggressive , just like at Charlton, when he did for Ross, with a little help from a certain striker. How Rooney can overlook Sanderson defies logic, unless as with McGeady and Wyke (as has been suggested), Dion needs Luke as much as tuther way around
I think with Rooney, it’s quite easy for him to overlook Sanderson, as Sanderson plays for Birmingham and Rooney manages Derby….
Very good manager Bowyer, getting ti the ‘proven’ stage now.
I think Bowyer will be near the front of the queue when the first few Premier League managers get the bullet
Agree 100%.
I’d have had him here when Parky went in a blink, despite his history with the Mags etc.
They play good high energy stuff his teams, and they battle away. Very reflective of him as a player (we can’t deny he was a very good player).
Lad from work from the head office knows him well and says you’d be shocked to meet him in real life, totally calm and level headed, said you’d even go as far as to call him quiet, nothing like he is with the football.
That’s usually a good sign mentality wise as well.