Chris1987
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Pleased for him. New surroundings may have been the confidence boost he needed
Think he's right.
I'd also say Rushworth saves Sakamotos goal.
Penalty save too Vs WimbledonPleased for him. New surroundings may have been the confidence boost he needed
Something must have happened but I doubt we'll ever know what. He went from looking decent to looking like he'd never played football before and was scared of the ball.Collins wasn't a bad keeper in the season he first came in, he just lost all confidence once he made a mistake.
Pleased for him. New surroundings may have been the confidence boost he needed
Good luck to him.
Wasn't nice what he went through here.
Have we got a recall clause in the loan? Just to give Rushworth some decent competition.
I’d like to recall him just so that we can sell him to Birmingham or Wrexham for 10M in the Jan window. So I hope keeps doing well at Burton.Have we got a recall clause in the loan? Just to give Rushworth some decent competition.
Collins wasn't a bad keeper in the season he first came in, he just lost all confidence once he made a mistake.
Or what he put us through.Good luck to him.
Wasn't nice what he went through here.
Something must have happened but I doubt we'll ever know what. He went from looking decent to looking like he'd never played football before and was scared of the ball.
In all honesty I thought his career would be over the way he was playing so it's great to see he's turned it around and is playing well at Burton.
Can we keep hold of Aled Williams in the summer, and would Rushworth even come back if he leaves?
can’t argue with that Quick enough to blame him for Collins. Got to give him credit for working with rushworthWorth another bump.
If there was a Coach of the Season award then it would have to go to Aled, right?
Worth another bump.
If there was a Coach of the Season award then it would have to go to Aled, right?
Worth another bump.
If there was a Coach of the Season award then it would have to go to Aled, right?
Last season he couldn’t get in the Hull team. Now he’s the best keeper in the league.Why ? Has he turned Rushworth from a poor keeper into a brilliant one ?
There is a reason Brighton turned down our £5m bid in the summer for Rushworth…. He’s a bloody good keeper with high potential.
It’s impossible to assess the impact we have had on his capability.
Last season he couldn’t get in the Hull team. Now he’s the best keeper in the league.
Last season he couldn’t get in the Hull team. Now he’s the best keeper in the league.
He was injured for virtually his entire time at Hull to be fair.
Even better coaching thenHe was injured.
Even better coaching then
The point is that if Aled Williams was directly responsible for Brad Collins’ change in fortunes then the same surely applies to Rushworth…
The first page of this thread is some wild reading btw!
Oh fuck , we really are fucked if he came.
True
But a lot of very good players make poor managers. Lampard is one. Mark Hughes is another.
Don't think people had concerns because of one thing. People had concerns because we had more than one keeper come in who regressed to the point of looking like they'd never played football before.The point is that if Aled Williams was directly responsible for Brad Collins’ change in fortunes then the same surely applies to Rushworth…
It was always a nonsensical argument, especially considering the first keeper who supposedly “regressed to the point of looking like they’d never played football” had some well documented personal issues and is currently on the books of a PL club.Don't think people had concerns because of one thing. People had concerns because we had more than one keeper come in who regressed to the point of looking like they'd never played football before.
The regression was on a scale that is unusual for one player so when it happened again people were looking for the common link.
Who knows what happened, doubt we'll ever find out.
Not sure the strongest argument for the coaching here being great is the players leaving and improving!!!It was always a nonsensical argument, especially considering the first keeper who supposedly “regressed to the point of looking like they’d never played football” had some well documented personal issues and is currently on the books of a PL club.
It’s also not a great argument for a single coach being able to somehow irreparably break a player, which is what he has been accused of.Not sure the strongest argument for the coaching here being great is the players leaving and improving!!!