Sanny Rudravajhala
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539 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 4d ago
Sanny Rudravajhala’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We've seen protests from the fans groups before about, you know, investment not put in the right place.
Recruitment has been bad.
You know, every game now, seemingly every game, there are videos by the fans of interactions with the players.
There was one at Sheffield Wednesday where, you know, the youngsters got their hands out wanting a high five or a low five or a side five.
And everyone's got their cans on their ears walking past.
A few have stopped, you know, a few of the ones who've been there a while maybe stopped.
And it contrasts with, you know, big stars, big teams, you know, making time for the kids because, you know, they're not big time Charlies.
And I know that's kind of a kind of cheap dig, but I think it is a bit symptomatic when you've got Harry Winks post-match the other day getting, you know, stick on the sidelines at Portsmouth away.
deservedly so, and he's telling the fans to F off, like, that's not a good look.
And that's not ever justifiable, regardless of where you kind of stand, because the fans are the ones who pay wages and all that.
You know, post-match at Pompey, fans are all telling not fits to wear the shirt.
It's awful.
I don't know how you come back from that, really.
You know, I saw them at Stoke a while ago, and that was Gary Rowett's first game.
And he's kind of the right man for this situation.
But it's just too many moving parts, I feel.
Like, I think he's trying to do something here with players.
Some of them just don't want to be there.
That's my kind of look from the outside in.
Just on Rowett, yeah, I don't disagree with George on his tactical and kind of philosophical position as a manager.
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