Grendel
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No - but I think it is an unprofessional interview - would you refer to your staff in such a way? I never would.
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No - but I think it is an unprofessional interview - would you refer to your staff in such a way? I never would.
idm1975
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To actually say how it is? Firstly to the person concerned and then to those who didnt understand why it had happened you mean?
Sick Boy
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You will rarely find a manger who will tell the press 'how it really is'.
Grendel
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My stance on this is clear and not popular so I am hardly planting seeds
skyblue1991
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On the bench for Scunny tonight.
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Grendel
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No I wouldn't - as the only motivation is to look good
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Well, looking at Mowbrays team selection for matches this season it would suggest that there was a high probability that JOB would have started the upcoming games based on previous patterns.
So its highly doubtful he said it just so you would believe him. Its much more likely he said it because it was true, JOB was in line to start in the upcoming games. Mowbrays team selection patterns and rotation throughout the season back that statement up.
This is one of the more bizarre theories on here, go look at the team selection for all the games this season and you will realise that JOB was an important part of Mowbrays squad. It makes zero sense as to why this would be Mowbrays idea to let him go, if Mowbray didn't want him here then why has he played him in all but 5 games this season?
idm1975
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Or to be truthful, some people appreciate it.
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Changed - in the starting line-up, and playing.
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scrub that, it's Obrien for millwall... doh
Otis
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Yep agree. And where is the lack of professionalism? All TM has said is that JOB wants to be playing every week. I can't see him being unprofessional, or dismissive, or having a go, he's just seemingly saying it as it is.
Seems TM sees JOB as a squad player he would utilise, but that JOB really wants to be playing every game.
SkyblueBazza
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Maybe I am being a bit thick...what exactly are you asking?
...onwards & upwards PUSB
shy_tall_knight
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Nice finish by JOB tonight why did we let him go !!!!!
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24 hour recall, didn't I read? He can come back now...JOB done
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Well done Jim, and thanks for helping us.
At least next game he might have a chance of getting played instead of getting dropped as some sort of bizzare reward for a good performance.
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I do think there's more to it than this. There have been times when there has been no reason to drop JOB. TM's hinted more than once that he's been exasperated by JOB not following the game plan, and has today inferred that JOB's a challenging character (as you can imagine, watching him play).
I suspect that TM has more than once made him a 'squad' player as means of making a point. Not by any means am I questioning TM's man-management, since there comes a time when you have to be firm and square up (whereas SP simply lost the plot).
dongonzalos
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To be fair
He asked to go
He is going to cause a problem for our rivals
He will hopefully improve his match sharpness
Next month we have him available if required at 24 hours notice.
He asked to go
He is going to cause a problem for our rivals
He will hopefully improve his match sharpness
Next month we have him available if required at 24 hours notice.
ccfclinney
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Only after the first month
Del Boy 82
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Well done Job and Sheffers! Not a bad night all in all.
Otis
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Well there you go then.
Combination of living in a suitcase here, not getting enough game time and having a one year old son he was away from.
You could tell his mind wasn't in the right place. He just wasn't the same player he had been previously.
Moving closer to home seems to be the perfect fit. Good luck to him.
Combination of living in a suitcase here, not getting enough game time and having a one year old son he was away from.
You could tell his mind wasn't in the right place. He just wasn't the same player he had been previously.
Moving closer to home seems to be the perfect fit. Good luck to him.
dongonzalos
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"I loved my time at Coventry"
Sounds quite permanent
Sounds quite permanent
dongonzalos
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We are all human beings.
I guess for him if he paid the same he just wants to be closure to his family.
It always concerns me a bit when TM makes references to bedn away from his family.
Nick
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What do you mean?
hill83
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Just having a dig at Grendel.
Nick
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I understand being closer to his family, but if he moved them back to Barnsley when he was working here it is a bit strange.
dongonzalos
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The Cole signing unsettled JOB
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idm1975
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Nice one!
Otis
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Not really I don't think.
He hated living here in a hotel when he wasn't getting games, but because he is much closer to his son up there, when he is not playing it isn't half as disappointing. That's how I read it.
I know when my daughter was one I wanted to spend every waking minute with her, but I couldn't because I had to work.
