Fulham 5-3 Sheffield Wednesday Saturday 25 April 2020, 3:00pm

[SP]

Happy with the 3 points.

[davew]

Crazy game today, but a welcome win! Can still dream about automatic promotion.

[Twig]

Could have done without the Reed sending off. But great for the confidence of Kebano and BDR.  And we already knew that the inclusion of MLM invariably weakens our back four.  All in all plenty of positives to take out of that.

[Southcoastffc]

Ream puts his colleague in trouble again! Once a game at least.

MLM had plenty of time to make a smart decision as a LB in that position...and he tried to dribble his way out instead of clearing.

Doesn't alter the fact that Ream brought about the situation.

No one has said that Reams pass was good. But Ream’s horrible pass doesn’t alter the fact that MLM screwed up royally. Nor that the ref made a bad call. As with most things in life there is not just one single answer to a question.

No. But some comments above seem to exonorate Ream, who was the root cause. Not hard to understand.

No one has done that as far as I can see in this thread.

In reality, for some on here Ream is responsible for every mistake.

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

[MisfitKid]

Take 3 and run

[YankeeJim]

The second half defines Fulhamish.
Only Fulham can turn a 3 nil lead into a nail biter.

[AnOldBrownie]

Jacob Murphy only played 45 minutes correct?

Threatened our left side the entire time.   Definitely a player to look at in the off season.   24 years old.


Don't think we'll see another left sided combination of Reed + MLM this season.    Not enough composure in that combo.

[grandad]

Ream & MLM have always got a crucial mistake in them. Today they got one each.

[MisfitKid]

Ream puts his colleague in trouble again! Once a game at least.

MLM had plenty of time to make a smart decision as a LB in that position...and he tried to dribble his way out instead of clearing.

Doesn't alter the fact that Ream brought about the situation.

No one has said that Reams pass was good. But Ream’s horrible pass doesn’t alter the fact that MLM screwed up royally. Nor that the ref made a bad call. As with most things in life there is not just one single answer to a question.

No. But some comments above seem to exonorate Ream, who was the root cause. Not hard to understand.

No one has done that as far as I can see in this thread.

In reality, for some on here Ream is responsible for every mistake.

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

Not me...

[SP]

So many goals in the Championship today.

[YankeeJim]

Ream puts his colleague in trouble again! Once a game at least.

MLM had plenty of time to make a smart decision as a LB in that position...and he tried to dribble his way out instead of clearing.

Doesn't alter the fact that Ream brought about the situation.

No one has said that Reams pass was good. But Ream’s horrible pass doesn’t alter the fact that MLM screwed up royally. Nor that the ref made a bad call. As with most things in life there is not just one single answer to a question.

No. But some comments above seem to exonorate Ream, who was the root cause. Not hard to understand.

No one has done that as far as I can see in this thread.

In reality, for some on here Ream is responsible for every mistake.

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

True. We yanks tend to find a team initially because an American is there. McBride got me here.
Still, the opposite is also true for some of our hosts.

[AnOldBrownie]

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

I don't know any other State side posters in this particular game thread so I'll assume you're referring to me.

You obviously don't read many of my post.   Specifically the one where I said that since 2018 I haven't seen what the US national team has seen in him, or where (though, he's our second best CB) I've said he's been poor this season.


For the record...I learned of Fulham due to Ryan Sessegnon.  They were talking about him on an American football podcast (Caught Offsides)

[LittleErn]

Ream puts his colleague in trouble again! Once a game at least.

MLM had plenty of time to make a smart decision as a LB in that position...and he tried to dribble his way out instead of clearing.

Doesn't alter the fact that Ream brought about the situation.

No one has said that Reams pass was good. But Ream’s horrible pass doesn’t alter the fact that MLM screwed up royally. Nor that the ref made a bad call. As with most things in life there is not just one single answer to a question.

No. But some comments above seem to exonorate Ream, who was the root cause. Not hard to understand.

No one has done that as far as I can see in this thread.

In reality, for some on here Ream is responsible for every mistake.

Funny you should say that..... (well perhaps not EVERY mistake - just too many.)

[Mince n Tatties]

Why would anyone hate Ream,he's been brilliant for us over the years.

[ChesterTheTabby]

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

I don't know any other State side posters in this particular game thread so I'll assume you're referring to me.

You obviously don't read many of my post.   Specifically the one where I said that since 2018 I haven't seen what the US national team has seen in him, or where (though, he's our second best CB) I've said he's been poor this season.

Stateside here

[ChesterTheTabby]

Why would anyone hate Ream,he's been brilliant for us over the years.

He’s not at his peak, but he’s been a phenomenal servant for us!

[YankeeJim]

Yep, born in bred in West London, Waaaay west, about 5000 miles.

[Southcoastffc]

I rate Ream, and am always worried about MLM. Some stateside folk tend to have blind spots about US players.

I don't know any other State side posters in this particular game thread so I'll assume you're referring to me.

You obviously don't read many of my post.   Specifically the one where I said that since 2018 I haven't seen what the US national team has seen in him, or where (though, he's our second best CB) I've said he's been poor this season.


For the record...I learned of Fulham due to Ryan Sessegnon.  They were talking about him on an American football podcast (Caught Offsides)

You assume wrongly.

[LittleErn]

Why would anyone hate Ream,he's been brilliant for us over the years.

He’s not at his peak, but he’s been a phenomenal servant for us!

I don't disagree, but "he's been" says a lot. He is still worth his place in the side (in this division) but he is infuriating when he dwells on the ball, which invites pressure that he is no longer quick enough to deal with adequately.

[MikeTheCubed]

Why would anyone hate Ream,he's been brilliant for us over the years.

Not rating a player doesn't mean you hate them.

I think Ream's performances go hand-in-hand with the team's performance; he's excellent when the team are on top but a liability when the team are against the wall. Could be a correlation, causation or a bit of both, but either way he's probably our best option for the time being.