Think you are confusing me with Jammy, I was the tall good looking one not the little guy in the chavvy suit with a fake tan
with the shades on looking like the lead singer from Dr Feelgood
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with the shades on looking like the lead singer from Dr Feelgood
although he’s probably old enough 
You probably supplied him those little blue pills.Roger is 102? Wow
Leeds survived last season in spite of Marsch, not because of him ... players decided to buck the system and go wide ... two key games: Wolves 3-2 win came because Leeds went wide, with Ayling overlapping and causing mayhem: Brentford 2-1 win was all about Harrison and Raphinha out wide, pinning their full backs deep and causing Brentford to have less out balls to launch counter attacks .. fixed it for you
Agree we have a better squad, but Marsch hasn't any heroics to repeat yet ... he's got us into this mess, he's got Leeds 1 point off relegation, he needs to fix his mess first then he can go and do the hero things ... with the players we have now, Marsch should easily get Leeds to safety
If we do survive it will be because of the players' will, determination and talent, not because of the narrow ball tactics
Spooky
Ristac will be wanting your babies if you carry on like that
I watched the 1973 final with my Sunderland supporting dad
And no, before anyone asks, Roger the makem is not my dad
I rogered a makem on holiday once. And before anyone asks... it wasn't Roger.
Oh ok was it this bloke?
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Overlapping fullbacks are part of the marsch philosophy. 'Wingers narrow/inverted', fullbacks wide. Genuine question - do you have inside knowledge from the dressing room Billy on whether player's have bucked the system or whether they've been instructed to play a certain way? You've mentioned us being saved by player's going off-piste a few times.
It was definitely a she, can't recall much beyond that. I doubt it was her cup final to be honest. More of a papa john 1st round away at Rochdale type event.
I watched the 1973 final with my Sunderland supporting dad
And no, before anyone asks, Roger the makem is not my dad
Is he your mother then ?
Rogetta.........Is he your mother then ?
Made me laugh that. Had one in Darlington once that was quite hard to distinguish until her old man came downstairs and then the situation became crystal clear