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Whether Neil stays or goes I would like to extend my sympathies to him and his family for the sudden loss of his Dad. Never an easy time for any family losing a parent and in this case it appears to have happened very quickly. Stay strong Neil.
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It was truly appalling yesterday and I agree with many sentiments on here and in particular the players not in the team that should be rather then loanees and both the loanees yesterday in midfield brought nothing to the table particularly in that 5-3-2 initial system wheras Beestin and Pugh would surely have done better. We needed a forward and a winger brought in not two players who do nothing more and on yesterday’s showing even less then our own players do who were bench warming. If you are going to play Perry then at least let the lad play in the correct area where his passing can influence the game not chasing their best player all over the pitch achieving nothing. Also what is this obsession with zonal marking at corners? It gives the opposition players rushing in from the edge of the box all the momentum they need to meet the ball, it’s for Premiership coaches working with Premiership players not league two bread and butter dross, which is what we are. We need more basic practical thinking with the right players in the right system on the field at the right time.
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It will cost money to bin Cox, and there lies the problem, the budgets gone so he’s as safe as houses.
If he did get thee push tho, Charlton are struggling so Nige might be out of a job soon, just saying (I doubt he would swap Hampshire for a move up here tho).
Vader surely Nigel has too much personal pride and dignity to come and work for the current shit show set up we have at GP? He will see the way so many decent football men have been treated here and think ” not for me thanks “.
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Beating Carlisle 3-0 on the final day, Torps last outing and the ground rising to applaud him off the pitch for the last time when substituted, plus the Carlisle fans staying behind at the end to generously applaud our Champions as they paraded the League One Trophy round the pitch. Just a wonderful season for us all to enjoy.
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It was a fantastic season wasn’t it with many memorable games and some cracking football in brilliant atmospheres. If only……
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Underwhelmed but I guess it reflects the budget, best of luck young man, hope it works out well for both parties. Where’s the bloody striker?
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….and so is the unacceptable debt and ground grab.
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Never seen the guy play live before and Cass makes a very good point about fitness, I thought the lad did ok without being outstanding, which I would not expect anyway after such a long period out with injury. I’m giving the lad a chance to prove himself and I think others should too, look how Rory has improved in his last few games. We need to give these young guys a chance and be prepared to take the rough with the smooth this season, we have no choice, no budget means no experience or quality in abundance.
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We lack quality but make up for a lot with work rate, passion and sheer determination. The only downer for me was not finishing chances but the guys worked hard to create them which is a big positive. Deffo pen for me les, arm raised when no need, well played ref on that one and well done all the players in general for just keeping battling on for the whole game. Fair play to Cox he has instilled a great attitude in these players and when injuries clear up we should be ok. Still need another striker but the defence is spot on for me, well done guys 👏👏👏
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