Talks about ‘No Passion’ from the players – matched his tone in the interview.
Highlight for me was that he wasn’t single anyone out then named BEDEAU, EISA and LOFT !!
It is what you get when you start targeting, when you ignore the fact that the next game is the most important game.
Same players getting game after game and fail to deliver. We are 4 pts from 2nd bottom and only 8 from bottom. Can we mess this up ? Consider the debacle when we were relegated from division 1 !!
Remember we don’t get to know a lot, just the minimum. But it is a good start and compliments to the the board. Hope there is more news similar to this in the near future.
December 10, 2020 at 8:45 pm
in reply to: January#198894
With the KVV news confirmed and awaiting the scan on Harrison I would think Will Swann will be checking his lists of potential replacements.
Now looking like an attacking, goal scoring midfielder is a priority. In defence I think we may be OK – Charlie Barks would not let us down. The biggest requirement to help the younger players is playing a 442 or 4411 formation.
Oh yes, realising the supporters may just be right. But on the horizon do not be surprised to see the 3 CB’s return because he won’t like having to accept that 442 works for us.
“He’s going to be helping me pick the first team players, then he’s going to be helping Russ (Wilcox) with the under-23s and helping Tony Daws in restructuring everything at the football club.”
“ He knows characters, he’s been around this industry for a long, long time”
Incredible and he’s only 23!! Let’s hope those young whippersnappers Wilcox and Daws feel the same.
Took him about 3 years to take over from Fatty Lawrence as fist choice. That was usually the way with young players at top teams. Was surprised when Iron midfielder Keegan went straight into the Liverpool team as a striker.
Similar to when they signed Ron Yeats, Shanks handed his education to Dick White – Dick was a great teacher.
Scunthorpe United sold him for £18000 which in todays money would be near £335,000. Liverpool sold him for £300K ( just over a million ) – wonder if there was a sell on clause ?
They didn’t do too badly did they once they got a chance.
Ray Clemence showed what CLASS is. Gentleman on and off the field, a credit to himself, the clubs he played for and the fans who supported him. Look at that welcome the Kop gave him when he returned with Spurs ! Said it all.
RIP MR CLEMENCE pleased we could start it all off together. Condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
