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Poor lad, gutting news

I just love the Solly post-match interviews or the occasional Football Focus thing. Always seems like he's more than a bit bemused by all the attention. Doesn't know quite what to say, bless him 🙂

Greatest transformation since McGhee, er, transformed Adam Virgo into a striker :lolol: Any chance we can flog Solly to Chelsea? £130m should just about cover it :thumbsup:

It was always all about the confidence with Solly. Pre-RDZ, his instinct was always to do absolutely anything other than take a shot on goal. What a difference now!

Not seen it mentioned anywhere but there was a moment early in the second half where he beat his man and played a beautifully weighted pass across the box. The slightest touch by one of ours would have led to a certain goal. Sadly there was nobody there to accept the gift

Especially with the aid of your extensive database :wink:

Everyone's a Clevor Trever Everyone's a Captain Kirk :lol:

Still got that blockchain up and running of NSC posters historical posts then? Great work! :thumbsup:

Said it before, say it again... :lolol:

Gotta love an after-timer. 'See! I TOLD you I was right'. That one time :lolol:

OP was completely correct - all the way up to post #521 :lolol:

It's the absolute lack of conviction / confidence that Solly suffers from whenever he finds himself in a scoring position that always gets me. He just seems to freeze. Not sure that's ever going to change now

Don't let it happen again! :angry:

Seemed to me that on the occasion in question, Solly just lacked the confidence to fully commit himself to taking the scoring chance. Kept looking up for somebody - anybody! - to lay the ball off to. Keeper did well, but probably sensed the hesitancy on Solly's part