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3 comments on “Poll: Should Randolph retain his place for FA cup?”
Absolutely – I know there was some concern after the Europa League games he played in, but since then he’s proven more than capable whenever he’s come in. Obviously Adrian is the number one, but it’s a good idea to give the back-up as much game time as possible.
Why not? Probably the best number 2 in the league and would walk into most prem teams.Give the lad something to look forward to otherwise somebody will come in for him.After he’s gone everyone will be moaning.
Glad that Randolph has resounding 93% support of fans, especially considering his poor start in the European games. Like Antonio, his attitude has been exemplary (as indeed has Adrian’s). He’s waited patiently for his opportunity. He has done his speaking on the pitch, instead of throwing hissy fits. ALL the squad needs to support the team, and Randolph is a fine example of that. Just the attitude we need if we are going to be REALLY successful! COYI!
Absolutely – I know there was some concern after the Europa League games he played in, but since then he’s proven more than capable whenever he’s come in. Obviously Adrian is the number one, but it’s a good idea to give the back-up as much game time as possible.
Why not? Probably the best number 2 in the league and would walk into most prem teams.Give the lad something to look forward to otherwise somebody will come in for him.After he’s gone everyone will be moaning.
Glad that Randolph has resounding 93% support of fans, especially considering his poor start in the European games. Like Antonio, his attitude has been exemplary (as indeed has Adrian’s). He’s waited patiently for his opportunity. He has done his speaking on the pitch, instead of throwing hissy fits. ALL the squad needs to support the team, and Randolph is a fine example of that. Just the attitude we need if we are going to be REALLY successful! COYI!