Crimson Dynamo

Nearly all of the major players were just looking for a reason at the start of the war. Gavrilo Princip must've been a dream come true for some of them.

Just looked that up. Thats a fair record.

Great Post! When I was a boy and just discovering football. Dundee United under McLean were at the height of their powers. They were a really good team. I still remember the night they beat Barcelona and the back to back cup finals when they lost to St. Mirren and Celtic. Back then they were genuinely a team I liked watching. Such a shame what Scottish football has become.

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I think Gerrard wants the front 3 to be pretty fluid. In as much they can play in all 3 positions during the game. Roofe would offer that with his versatility alongside Kent and Hagi.

Calzaghe must be up there as the top British boxer of all time.

Numan was injured when we signed him lucky if he played 20 games in his first season with us.

Flanagan not a great player but played in position was always solid backup in my opinion. Never hid in games and ran himself into the ground.

I'd guess there would be a clause or amendment to the contract to ensure that.

i'll always remember Charlie Millers cross for Laudrup.

Entirely on players I've seen. Goram. Stevens. Numan. Gough. Butcher. McCall Steven (1st time) Gascoigne. Laudrup Hateley McCoist. Could give lots of honourable mentions to different midfielders we had under Advocaat but would only start second guessing myself.

The people that say we've been figured out are not seeing the big picture. We've been figured out from day one. It's not difficult to see how we play. Gerrard needs to address why we don't consistently apply the press. Braga to Hearts was night and day. In effective and non effective use of it. Agree. It isn't the formation. It's the attitude of the players which then leads on to Gerrard and his management team persisting with them. Which brings bigger questions on squad depth.

As much as I like Tav. We've not had a great captain in a long time. Weir was probably the last great one. In terms of our 4-3-3. It really comes across if we have urgency in our play and the press we employ. We function as a unit pretty well. If we don't have that then we really struggle. We've not been doing that domestically recently. We seem content to let teams sit deep, which just puts pressure on our forward players to find a chance. Where in theory if we press when they're so deep and they lose possession. We should be

No, perhaps from the bench. I'd start with Kamberi and Defoe up front.