I don't really agree with that. Quite a few times I watched him stand off attackers instead of moving up, letting Orsmby and others take them on and effect the tackle. He looked almost like he was afraid to get involved today, like he knew if he messed up like last week he would find himself dropped. I'd go as far as saying he was anonymous and ineffectual today.

On the opposite end, I thought Ormsby was brilliant. That lad really looks like he's taking his opportunity with both hands. Big for a winger and not afraid to take on the line, both in attack and defence.

Overall today I was happy to come away with the win but more importantly it was good to see an improved performance. GO'B is really cementing himself in the side, deserved MoM for me today and I think it will be a crying shame if he's dropped again when Russell is fit. We've still a long way to go as a squad but we built up some good attack today (although lacking a little in execution) and looked better in defence. All good signs

Currie's poor form was evident in the Leeds and Hull games but to be fair he is still only a kid and would at best had only been used off the bench had we had a fully fit complement.
still he was a long way behind Atkins in those terms of poor.

I pointed it out back then...so unfortunately I know too much of my stuff. It's not an observation I take pride from, I wish it wasn't so.

Whens Hock signing again?

He ain't obviously isn't is he...?
I told the boards what he said.
Take it how you like.
The Dr moved quick and splashed the dosh good luck to him.

Whether Hock was telling the truth or whether he was trying to spread gossip to hook a transfer I don't know, but what is for sure, which ever reason is correct, the Dr bit the worm.

more like the duck swallowed the bread.

There is some truth in that too