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Posts posted by mr.hobblesworth
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3 minutes ago, werstayinup said:
The club are clearly happy for him to talk to other clubs so does that spell the end for him anyway here? I have no idea
That might not be true, his contract could stipulate that he can talk to other clubs and it could be his agent hawking him around.
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3 minutes ago, WV said:
Just when she isn’t paying bills to paramedics who stand in the cold all night just in case something happens (like fans, in a way) it gets you wondering.
Huh? What's that about?
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1 minute ago, WV said:
Who do you think has the final say on whether we get to keep a player a bid has come in on? You’re quick to blame DF when in reality the truth may be that it’s also out of his hands.
Maybe, but saying "Carol will cash in every opportunity she gets" is unfair. She's not Smurthwaite. I'm not necessarily blaming Flitcroft either, I clearly stated this might all be out of Vale's hands.
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5 minutes ago, WV said:
Or down to Carol who will cash in every opportunity she gets.
I don't think that's particularly true. Hope not anyway.
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1 minute ago, SFBT said:
We're just a very small part of a very complex system that goes much higher and much lower than us.
I agree, which is why it might be better not having someone announce our transfer philosophy and then having to bin it off later in the season.
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9 minutes ago, SFBT said:
I guess part of the attraction with Uche is that he's just coming good for us and there is anticipation that this would continue and develop into a decent attacking unit.
One part of the team that seemed to be coming together, with Uche as a pivotal piece of the jigsaw.
You'd think that having made the decision to get goals from midfield due to the price of decent strikers, we'd do everything we can to keep a player we got for nothing who can facilitate goals from Garrity, Chislett etc. But no, Charlton/ Wycombe want our man and we might get, ooh, 50 thousand pounds.
Having said that, this may all be down to terms in Uche's contract and a busy agent, so possibly out of our hands.
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Despite all the bluster from DF back in the day, we seem to have become a very reactive club. Not saying that's entirely bad, we were clearly hamstrung by a rigid formation and style, but it's frustrating when we're letting other clubs dictate our business in the transfer window.
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3 minutes ago, SFBT said:
I doubt we'd have even got Uche through the door in the past
erm...
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Nice of us to pay wages to a half-fit player so he can get himself set up with another club once he's not knackered after 20 minutes. Very charitable. Then again, how are we expected to compete with the wages that a club like Wycombe <ovf censored> Wanderers are offering. They don't seem to be hampered by the market prices for strikers/ the exorbitant prices in the January transfer window.
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1 hour ago, robf said:
However, this is also the January window when lots of people say it's not a buyers market
We can't keep using that excuse though, it was wheeled out in the summer.
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Dan Gore! Dan Gore!
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It does seem that the thing about us not bringing in loan players to develop for other clubs is in the bin now.
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Just now, Warren said:
Manip is leaving. They need 4 centre halves. They'll have 3.
And?
Do you genuinely believe that a top 4 premiership side, a club with aspirations to be one of the best and biggest in the world, would give one of their 4 CB positions to a player on the basis of him playing well in league one for 4 months?
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26 minutes ago, Warren said:
I think Liverpool will be desperate to get him fit and playing regularly. They need a new central defender for next season and if he comes through at PV he is the man saving them £ millions.
Utter bilge.
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4 hours ago, wootter said:
Anyone who calls a professional footballer useless clearly has no idea how difficult it is to become one !
i know there are levels but anyone who makes it are in the top few percent in the world at football
It's weird thinking about it. Allowing for the fact that the top 2 leagues possibly have 3 very good 'keepers per team and supposing that the best players get signed by a professional club, that still means that (for example) Aidan Stone was one of the best 200 goalies in the entire UK.
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57 minutes ago, valiant_593 said:
Hannant wasn’t awful. He was an average league 2 player. Far from awful
Agreed. Was it Hannant who drank from the bottle that the neanderthals threw on to the pitch at the last derby?
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44 minutes ago, Nippy Naylor said:
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A shame it didn't work out with Conlon, an exemplary pro.
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2 hours ago, manc_vale said:
not awful, but average. Had reasonable success with Wales, some success at club level, but his last stint at Bradford showed he isn't up to much.
It was a joke, referencing the wondeful work he did at Stoke.
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On 02/01/2024 at 11:32, manc_vale said:
Here's an idea for a very short thread - Successful top level player who becomes successful manager - Pep Guardiola, Ancelotti, Zidane (maybe)
Mark Hughes.
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1 hour ago, darren1810 said:
Am I in a group of one who cringes when I see the name James Gibbons bandied around ?
No thanks
Not as much as when people say Ainsworth for manager.
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January Transfers and Rumours
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Manchester United fans are the biggest bunch of <ovf censored> going. Imagine choosing a team to gloryhunt and then them being as irrelevant as MU are these days.