@stryker said:
@Black Orange White said:
@stryker said:
@Black Orange White said:
This forum loves overreacting. Farah has one good game 25 weeks in and suddenly he should be kept? I'm not buying it. What I do buy is that no other club wants a bar of him for a reason, and after dealing with him for a while the Tigers don't either.
I'm excited for the Cherrington/Tedesco/Moses reign.
Whinge and whine…whine and whinge...
Had nothing to say about the great win but rushed on here to continue your bitter spew lol. Proud of you son.
I talk in seasons, not in 80 minute bursts. Helps me keep out of these ridiculous hot takes.
Rational thinking = whinge. Guess what? No one wants Farah. Keep emotions out of it and see it for what it is.
Is that right? Well I saw a stadium half full of people today who would beg to differ. As for other clubs, you wouldn't have the faintest idea what is going on in their board rooms.[/quote
During the presser Farah said, I just went out to play my own game.
Both him and Taylor have said on a couple of occasions that Robbie was taking a step back and letting the kids run the team, well this didn't work, and maybe if he'd been able to lead the team, we would have had more games like today's.
Il bet that Moses & Brooks wished that Robbie was allowed to play his game more as it certainly gave Them both a lot more chance to show just what they can do.
As for no one wants Robbie, it's been obvious from the crowd that most of our supportrers do , and the team has certainly showed that they do
Some here forget that there's many more supporters of WTs that have never said a word here and probably never will . WeAre the minority.
They showed today that they want him too.
And people saying that "no one wants Farah are just showing that they are fools
Congratulations to all the team for all the effort they put into it and for the support for their teammates who are leaving, and for their Captain
It was good to see WTs looking like Wts again for a change