[Maddix]

Thank you, was Wereham. You have insight into what I'm trying to say and unlike some others, you've refrained from labeling me in a derogatory way.

I haven't called you any names. 

I'm just sick of you making out that Stevie May hasn't been given a chance this season and forever labouring the point. He played the majority of the first half of the season with no end product and yes, most of us have noticed that Nuhiu is also shit. 

"labeling me in a derogatory way." was what I posted. Probably should have said "labeling what I say in a derogatory way."

We aren't going anywhere this season. Midtable or lower. Perfect time to try some different approaches. For me, that does not mean putting nuhiu out there game after game after game. He's a loser. So lose him.

May is young and given the kind of game time that nuhiu has enjoyed, just might develop.

Stevie May hasn't been given the same kind of game time that nuhiu has. MS as a game statistician would probably be able to do a minute to minute comparison.

So, I'll give it a rest on here for a while. Only was wereham seems to get that I have a genuine point to make. If you think nuhiu is a better choice than may, and if this feeling is widespread, I'm looking at that brick wall and it's time to back away and leave you to it.

It's clear that some find me annoying, so:

Ciao for now.

But we were going lower a few weeks ago and in real danger of getting sucked into the relegation battle. The Keane and Nuhiu partnership, whilst not ideal, has gained us the points to ensure safety. We really couldn't afford to experiment at that time or we would be in a battle against relegation now (and we all know how we fare in them) and the season would be far from over. I've no problem with playing others now we are safe but since the turn of the year we really did need to play the 11 most likely to secure some points. Unfortunately, IMO, Stevie May wasn't one of them due to his lack of form   which in all fairness has been caused by our shit manager and his square pegs philosophy