aawharris
Doesn't do well with idiots.
Jannik Schuster
Why did the Brum cheat roll around holding his shin?He stood on the birmingham players foot, unfortunately the right decision 100%
Because he didnt know he was touched, either
Why did the Brum cheat roll around holding his shin?He stood on the birmingham players foot, unfortunately the right decision 100%
He stood on the birmingham players foot, unfortunately the right decision 100%
Other than the very poor piece of control that resulted in him having to 'foul' the Brum player........Surprised more people haven’t mentioned this.
Never a foul in a million years, and without it people would have said he hadn’t put a foot wrong, unseen work, did the basics well etc etc.
Other than the very poor piece of control that resulted in him having to 'foul' the Brum player........![]()
He's the only u21 who's even making the first team bench and cup appearances at the moment!Probably one to file in the 'Signs we are a big club' thread as he's clearly a decent player but the standard of the team is so high right now that unless you look mustard from minute 1 then you're a 'work in progress'
That’s a good omen! A similar thing happened to SVB when he started in a friendly and he turned out to be decent, didn’t he?Not the most auspicious of starts to his first team career........
At least there were no other howlers though, and he played the 'full' 90 minutes.
Looked impressive at times bringing the ball out of defence.![]()
Don't forget Calamity Collins.... now look at him!That’s a good omen! A similar thing happened to SVB when he started in a friendly and he turned out to be decent, didn’t he?

Jannick on the streets of BirminghamChris mephan 1st game against Norwich, in the league cup 1st 10 min gave away a goal, but turned out very good.
He was replying about the car..!A COR from Nick L. is the seal of approval for me.
Jannick on the streets of Birmingham
Not a start, but yesGlad he got his first start in a Premier League game, showed he is going to impress. Saw him play at Birmingham and thought he was good then and today just proved he can cut it against quality opposition.
He made more clearances than Ajer and Lewis-Potter did in total! Understandably, started tentatively but really grew into the game, probably helped in the second half by having Hickey as a steady-eddie full back partner. Still got a lot to learn but looks like he's the future for us.That clearance in the first half was huge and saved a certain goal. Sunderland’s record when taking the lead since promotion is pretty much impeccable, so an absolutely crucial moment in the game to stop them going 1-0 up.
He made more clearances than Ajer and Lewis-Potter did in total! Understandably, started tentatively but really grew into the game, probably helped in the second half by having Hickey as a steady-eddie full back partner. Still got a lot to learn but looks like he's the future for us.
I was commenting on Schuster's contribution to this match, I thought...You must have been very impressed with the 15 clearances Ajer made against Leeds last week too? Or perhaps because you find any chance to criticise Ajer you have conveniently ignored that in any of your posts![]()
I was commenting on Schuster's contribution to this match, I thought...
I thought he did really well and was further impressed by his leadership qualities when he was screaming at a dawdling Sangaré and someone else to get back in front of the back line so they didn’t play someone onside. Also stepped out to nullify danger on more than one occasion.
I think he’s going to start putting real pressure on the current incumbents who I don’t think have been flawless.