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Welcome everyone! Expecting some exciting performances from young Charles this season, and looking forward to taking all the credit as if I signed him myself.

Certainly does. I mean, I've still got PTSD from the last Alcaraz we had in the squad but at least this one appears to have some previous experience of actually playing football.

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Nonsense, for two reasons. 1) The alternative at inside centre (Tuipulotu) is injured. 2) Aki was pretty good considering the utter rubbish he was being given to work with. The Lions' attacking shape fell apart today and too often Aki was left isolated and asked to break through three...

I'm not sure he's going to be particularly attractive to another team at this point. He might have to wait until people start getting hurt in training camp.

That's it? That's your whole reply? You're proving my point. Even the very best individual players lose sometimes, because it's a team sport. But some individuals crumble in that situation too, and others (Brady, for instance) don't. PS Where's your analysis of how Trey Hopkins, Hakeem...

Normally you're quite boring, and dwell on ignore. But right now? You are very, very entertaining. Watching you lose you composure like this, making outlandishly silly statements (that are easily disproved at a moment's notice) due to lacking the maturity to take the inevitable emotional blow...

Yup. Really odd strategy to adopt when your OL is banged up and you face an elite pass rush.

Quite the narrative there, reframing the Godfather of all beatings as a "triumph". Game was over halfway through the third quarter. That's not a "triumph" when you're on the losing end of it.

AFC West team combined WLT records since 2015: Broncos: 74 - 90 - 0 Chargers: 77 - 87 - 0 Raiders: 72 - 92 - 0 Chiefs: 123 - 41 - 0 Seasons above .500 in the same period: Broncos: Three (2015, 2016, 2024) Chargers: Five (2017, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2024) Raiders: Two (2016, 2021) Chiefs...

Absolutely agree it was a miracle. Undeniable. It's there in black and white, for everyone to see.

Hakeem Adeniji, Isaiah Prince, Quinton Spain, Trey Hopkins, Jonah Williams. Against a pass rush that included Aaron Donald and Von Miller. Four of the guys on the Chiefs OL from Sunday are miles ahead of Spain, Adeniji, Prince and Hopkins.

The AFC west is just relieved that their ten-year run as weakest division in football is now actually at an end.

I've watched the Superbowl a second time now and something really stands out: The Chiefs' offensive play calling in the first half makes no sense. Why, when facing one of the two or three best pass rush units in the NFL, would you put your banged-up OL under immense pressure by dropping back...

All the time the refs completely ignore the regular false starts by the RT, the Chiefs have no issues on the right side of the OL. The Chiefs have Hunt and Pacheco running the ball for them. Hunt has carried them into the playoffs, Pacheco has a track record for carrying them in clutch...

Young Jake already looks a more composed player than Keane. A very welcome sight to see.

Some utterly incredible suggestions over the last few pages. The idea that tugboat Keane should continue to start games when Branthwaite regains fitness is mind-boggling... It's as if people have forgotten that Tarkowski and Branthwaite proved themselves as a pair over the course of 30 games...

He's had a hundred awful games for us, making several mistakes in each and costing us dozens of goals and points over the last five years. He's well past any redemption now. I'm glad he was better than usual, and I'm grateful for that. I'll even give him praise. But I don't expect this run of...

Did not know this. Will definitely try it for this thread though. Thanks boss!

Fair enough. I appreciate you answering the question!