Burnley and incompetence
Who’s gonna tell Paul Murphy from Manchester about the now THIRTEEN calls against Everton (Ayew’s obvious red card that was given a yellow and wasn’t even considered by Mike Dean on VAR) this season, that he’s barking up the wrong tree here.
If he really cared about “the harsh treatment that smacks more than incompetence,” he’d have written in long ago about the “the harsh treatment that smacks more than incompetence” Everton have undoubtedly suffered from more than Burnley this season.
I seemed to have missed that mail. If he wanted to use incompetence to beat the Premier League with, he’s using the wrong stick.
TX Bill (and frankly don’t care what anyone thinks about our pitch invasion or celebration) EFC
Wycombe and the future
Wycombe fan here, was at Wembley yesterday.
Don’t really want to talk about the match, because, to be honest, it’s a pretty simple affair, Sunderland had the better team coming into the game, and they played better. Wish them luck in the Championship (but a small part of me does hope they crumble and finish 24th)
I instead want to talk about Adebayo Akinfenwa. Alot of you, will simply know him as *the unit*. Even Football365 referred to him, quite hilariously, as the Cambridge Definition of Unit.
And they aren’t wrong. But to simply see him as a Unit and a meme, is a vast, vast disservice to his role in Wycombes modern history.
Akinfenwa, alongside Gareth Ainsworth, are perhaps the two key figures in Wycombes modern renaissance.
He joined us when we were in League Two. Over the course of his six year spell with the club, he’s been a massive part in taking us from strenght to strenght, to the championship and back, with his last kick of the ball being in Wembley in front of 22,000 Wycombe Fans.
That figure alone, was the largest Wycombe support at a game since 1950.
Whilst Akinfenwa’s relevance and role as a football player waned in the past two seasons, often being subbed on more in…
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