The thing that got me about it all, is his barnsley spell was seen as a success

and his goal at barnsley was seen as a stab in back at roeder for letting him go there

He got 2 goals in 8 games, and decided to bag one for us for the first time since colchester

The victory drum was being banged like he was really making a point and should be played every week

Since then, he's gone back to doing what he always does

Russell scored in that game too. Support and slagging off can really swing both ways when it comes to extreme

I didn't get involved in the praising side at the time because it's nice to see

But when it was just praise given out to solely slag off Roeder, then that's not being channelled in the right direction, especially as Cureton hasn't proved anybody wrong for a long time

Posted By: pants, Feb 4, 14:59:47