Very good.
I recall twisting and turning on the dance floors in my halcyon days of libidinous behaviour.

The Military Two Step was one of my specialities.

Wilbraham is spot on. Although the 3 points were very welcome i don't think we are going to find to many worst team's than Leicester (no surprise to Rogers sacked after their performance)
I am though happy to be playing Leeds after they have to play at home to Forest midweek as this game will a hard battle and will a good idea on how they will approach the game against us.
Leeds were actually one of my picks at the start of the season to go down. Forest are going through an injury crisis and i think Wolves are looking vulnerable.

Three weeks til our next home game, let’s hope he’s back for that. The way Roy will set us up away from home I expect to be far more defensive and Wilf would be less crucial than he was on Saturday.

When Wilf is on the pitch he is almost always our first choice out ball - I am not saying I would rather do without him full time but for sure I would like to see us become a tad less predictable & make better use of our other assets.

I can only imagine that players follow instinct and previous instruction; i.e. when Zaha was our only outlet it seems natural to attempt to find him with the ball. Times change and now we have other options who need to step up and demand the ball. I would imagine the next manager will make better use of all our attacking options in a more balanced way.
Incidentally I was watching the Newcastle v Man U highlights and was impressed by the directness and speed of the Newcastle breaks. There's no nonsense in their play, it's all pretty direct - down the wing, get the cross in with numbers following up in the box. It takes energy and fitness to play like this. We don't appear to have that attacking pace, and Zaha, who was our main outlet in the past seems to have lost a good deal of his, so it is inevitable that things will change in one way or another.

Edited by southnorwoodhill (03 Apr 2023 8.41am)