Great strike, controlled it well with his chest and volleyed it home.
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Great strike, controlled it well with his chest and volleyed it home.
At least the commentator pronounced his name correctly...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
-ish. It sounded more Far-hee some of the time. Not as bad as Gary Dockerty and Kevin MurrAN though.
Think he's talking about the commentator on the link peader. And yeah I noticed it too :D
andy gray actually said something right for once. he got his name right.Quote:
Originally Posted by strangeirish
Super strike and good old andy noted how he pulled it away from the defenders to ensure they couldn't get a block on it, which also meant it went to the corner.
Mark KinSELLa used to drive me nuts. And KEEEEEoogh.Quote:
Originally Posted by peadar1987
I suppose it's okay for us to pronounce McGeddy as McGeady.
I don't know why it's so hard. We never had to put up with Kenny CunNINGham, or Gary KellYQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Fahey was dropped after the WHam result where he started. So after last night, you would think he should be back in the XI at the wkd. B'ham could be in for a difficult season this year. Def wont repeat anything like last year.
I think they will be comfortable enough. Results have been more mixed than last year as they seem to be picking up wins and losses where normally they'd have drawn, but they still look good.
They played very well against Stoke. I was worried for a while!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
seemed to be booed by the home fans when his name was called out before the game today. Very quiet performance.
Why the booing?Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
thats what i was wondering. Im not sure. Its the first time ive seen Brum and Fahey play in a while. Possibly they dont feel he should be in the starting lineup.
I wouldn't agree that was a quiet performance. When he got the ball he almost always did something intelligent with it. He tracked back very well for the whole game as well. Regardless, ever Brum player who finished that game was going home a hero. Foster was unbelievable.
That'd be odd. He came on in the Stoke came for Beausejour, who'd been poor, and grabbed the goal.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
AFAIK, he's started all the games for them in that position since. Anyway, as long as McLeish keeps picking him, he should be fine. I think McLeish is the kind of manager who won't change things if it's going well but will if it's going badly.
Half like Trap.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Starting in the Carling Cup final.
Great game, Birmingham are really taking it to Arsenal.
Hopefully Stephen Carr can captain Birmingham to the trophy.