Orlanda Sa

[Hoop Blah]

...and his attitude leaves a lot to be desired.

In what way? I can't recall much evidence of his poor attitude.

Red card v Derby perhaps? I also don't think he's fit

I wouldn't say that red card was a sign of a bad attitude, just that he got wound up by his opponent and got caught out taking some rather weak retribution.

I think fitness has been his biggest issue, that and the team being built around Blackman's early season form and goals. Once we get a settled side under McDermott I have quite high hopes for the Sa/Vydra combination (unless McDermott really doesn't fancy Sa, which I think would be a waste).

[Lower West]

I wouldn't say that red card was a sign of a bad attitude, just that he got wound up by his opponent and got caught out taking some rather weak retribution.

For a pro aged 27. Should be able to handle himself. Red card exposed a real weakness that will get targeted by the opposition.

[Nameless]

The opposition seem to be keeping their powder dry then.
To be fair to Sa he gets pushed and pulled around every game by big ugly centre backs and hasn't reacted the same way.

[Ian Royal]

Having a bit of a fiery temperament is very definitely not the same thing as having a bad attitude. Something to keep an eye on and make sure doesn't get out of hand, but not a genuine issue.

You always see the same criticism of players who haven't done a lot wrong from those who just don't like them. They're lazy, uninterested and/or have a bad attitude - with nothing substantial ever given to back that up.

[Longhorn1970]

The opposition seem to be keeping their powder dry then.
To be fair to Sa he gets pushed and pulled around every game by big ugly centre backs and hasn't reacted the same way.

Exactly, it's part of his trade, another ref wouldn't have given anything !