Has anyone noticed that when we get a corner or a free kick under Pulis, and it doesn't matter what player takes it, the player always touches the ball after the ref blows his whistle and then the kick is taken - it's a very weird thing to do EVERY time a set play is taken.

Also, the prematch warm up under holloway has gone now too I see whereby the players used to do their shuttle runs towards the holmesdale - shame that's gone as it really used to get the crowd going before the first half.

And finally, after Puncheons goal against stoke there was no music played after the goal was scored.

I understand all managers have their own way of doing things - but perhaps all the above things are little Pulis type thungs he has brought to the club

The whole touching of the ball could be a signal to team mates of the type of delivery that is about to come in ie where in the box it is aimed at, similar to players raised one or two arms before taking a corner.

Maybe the reason for the moving of the pre-match warm up is to help the players focus without the distraction of the crowd

Well can i please ask you to tweet Mike saying get rid of the goal music... Don't like it and we have better support than that...

Thanks.

We've been doing the 'touching the ball ' thing all season. It seems a really daft thing to do because quite often the player gets straight up and kicks the ball. Surely goes against the ' Johny Wilkinson ' theory of taking a deep breath and composing yourself prior too a free kick.

It's not done ever time we have a set piece...I've seen a single hand raised aswell

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway

It's not some sort of anti-semitic gesture is it?