Gibbo
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Nice goal v Luton?
Nice goal v Luton?Does simms win any headers?
Also set up the winner with his headerNice goal v Luton?
Nice goal v Luton?
So was Vik during his loan spell. Just like Vik back then it’s his decision making and finishing that needs the most work.He's just about the rawest (is that a word?!) player I can remember seeing but the manager obviously like him.
Be interesting to see what happens when Wrights fit.
Rudi lacks the pace to be a threat out wide …. Good delivery but can’t run in behind or beat a man consistently.So was Vik during his loan spell. Just like Vik back then it’s his decision making and finishing that needs the most work.
I was posting about Norman?Rudi lacks the pace to be a threat out wide …. Good delivery but can’t run in behind or beat a man consistently.
Strange, I'm sure I've seen him jink inside or outside his man and get crosses inRudi lacks the pace to be a threat out wide …. Good delivery but can’t run in behind or beat a man consistently.
Which means he was under greater pressure
He wouldn't have been on the bench yesterday if that were an issue.Players really rate him, heard from someone that it’s his Visa stopping him playing and not an injury, expect to see him after new years day ?
...still better than BTARudi lacks the pace to be a threat out wide …. Good delivery but can’t run in behind or beat a man consistently.
he was looking hyped up from the startStill not sure how the ref dint give the pen.
Also the two challenges before the player got sent off from him should have been yellows. Was obvious that player was frustrated and looking to foul rather than tackle.
Yep, but a different type of player more direct.He won’t, seen him play, he’s quality, back up on the right for saka, potential to be just as good
I’m not saying he can’t do a steady job but he’s not the same threat. The second half yesterday with BTA one side and Rudi / Eccles the other we lost all of our attacking threat …. Instead of beating a man and drawing defenders on to them they simply held up play and passed it back to the full back which enables teams to get organised and pick up markers when the ball does eventually come in …,Strange, I'm sure I've seen him jink inside or outside his man and get crosses in
That might have had more to do with the fact the game was won and we hardly exerted ourselves the whole 2nd halfI’m not saying he can’t do a steady job but he’s not the same threat. The second half yesterday with BTA one side and Rudi / Eccles the other we lost all of our attacking threat …. Instead of beating a man and drawing defenders on to them they simply held up play and passed it back to the full back which enables teams to get organised and pick up markers when the ball does eventually come in …,
This kid looks decent. We should sign himYep, but a different type of player more direct.
You know what, I actually had a good journey back from Pompey! The weather and game was miserable so the only things left to do is enjoy the company, the beer and journey home!Roll the clock back to our Portsmouth game and Plymouth have my sympathy.
Quote from a Plymouth fan:
It was so depressing sat in the Away End Yesterday. You know things are bad when the Argyle Fans join in singing with the Home Fans " It's a long way to Plymouth when you're S...T " Thankfully I only had to go back to Bedford
You know what, I actually had a good journey back from Pompey! The weather and game was miserable so the only things left to do is enjoy the company, the beer and journey home!
You make it sound like ex England players are constantly being appointed into top jobs.
At least Rooney has tried. I admire anyone who is willing to try to learn something and better themselves. It’s sad that as a society we seem to want people like Rooney to fail.
Their determination to play out from the back started to annoy me by the end of the game, I couldn't grasp how Rooney or the players couldn't see that it was a tactic doomed to fail miserably which I think sums up Rooney as a manager. He is not tactically aware enough to keep a limited team up in the championship.He's got a 25% win rate as a manager.
Odd refereeing display. Their 11 could have gone for two yellows way earlier in the gameStill not sure how the ref dint give the pen.
Also the two challenges before the player got sent off from him should have been yellows. Was obvious that player was frustrated and looking to foul rather than tackle.
I think part of the problem some former elite footballers have is not realising the capability of lesser players than themTheir determination to play out from the back started to annoy me by the end of the game, I couldn't grasp how Rooney or the players couldn't see that it was a tactic doomed to fail miserably which I think sums up Rooney as a manager. He is not tactically aware enough to keep a limited team up in the championship.
Especially someone like Rooney who is probably one of the most naturally gifted players this country has ever produced.I think part of the problem some former elite footballers have is not realising the capability of lesser players than them
Yep, but a different type of player more direct.
Yeah, Aussie A league.The main thing I took away from that video is, he's comfortable playing on both wings which is a good thing.
But the quality of football looks very poor.
Mike Phelan influence got the better of him!he was looking hyped up from the start
I think part of the problem some former elite footballers have is not realising the capability of lesser players than them
That would suggest that the manager isn't actually that important in getting results
The biggest contributing factor/correlation to success is size of the wage bill, this has been proven.
Come on he has to keep his wife in a way to which she has become accustomed and the hair transplants don't come cheap.I think Rooney deserves credit for taking the Plymouth job. He obviously is not doing it for the money, just a love of football and wants to stay involved. He could be sitting with his feet up in Rooney Towers watching his missus on TV, instead he takes over a basket case of a club and tries to improve it.
I guess now his managerial reputation will be shot, but respect for him for giving it a go.
That was almost identical to us at Portsmouth with conditions that said don't piss about at the back.Their determination to play out from the back started to annoy me by the end of the game, I couldn't grasp how Rooney or the players couldn't see that it was a tactic doomed to fail miserably which I think sums up Rooney as a manager. He is not tactically aware enough to keep a limited team up in the championship.
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