| Club organisation at football level 00:19 - Nov 29 with 2538 views | Fuggie |
After our experience with Michu against St Gallen, why did the club not have at least 3 shirts ready for Amat when he came off due to his blood injury.
Smacks of incompetence, as it is not as if we cannot afford it or that we did not know the UEFA rules. We only have ourselves to blame for that 5-10min fiasco.
First they tried to bring him on without a number (FAIL), next was with Ben Davies Shirt (FAIL), next was was with another no (Could not see) and finally the club shop must have been raided (or a friendly supporter gave his shirt) so Amat could return.
It is not like we could not afford it but it seems we are tight at every level. |  | | |  |
| Club organisation at football level on 09:13 - Nov 29 with 2348 views | lovejuicejack |
Totally amateurish and very embarrassing, this club really needs to get a grip big time. |  | | |
| Club organisation at football level on 09:14 - Nov 29 with 2343 views | blaenaugwentjack |
| Club organisation at football level on 09:13 - Nov 29 by lovejuicejack |
Totally amateurish and very embarrassing, this club really needs to get a grip big time. |
It was a shambles. cringworthy | | | |
| Club organisation at football level on 09:20 - Nov 29 with 2330 views | Dull1Thomas |
I like the idea of a fan with Amat on his shirt
"(or a friendly supporter gave his shirt) so Amat could return"
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| Club organisation at football level on 10:13 - Nov 29 with 2278 views | somersetsimon |
I've seen photos of the changing room pre-match that shows each players kit laid out with 3 or 4 shirts. Also, when Michu was injured against St Gallen we did have a couple of spare shirts ready with his name and number, it was just that he bled through those as well. Can't understand what happened last night. |  | | |
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