How would that be a diamond?
How would that be a diamond?
Yeah, I misread it while trying to make a meeting go a bit quicker.Wouldn't that be:
------Palmer------
Sheaf----Hamer
------Eccles-------
?
I think going forwards potentially could throw him in a diamond at DM with Hamer, Sheaf in CM and O’hare or Palmer at CAM and Gyok leading the line
I misunderstood this as well, It's all about where the comma should be.How would that be a diamond?
Ah yes apologies should, have punctuated that better not. My strong suitI misunderstood this as well, It's all about where the comma should be.
He's starting to show why he got a four year deal now. Long may it continue.
His defensive stats are amongst the best in the league compared with other midfielders.
He’s a very good player. People often miss a lot of the dirty work and then focus on the odd misplaced pass but I thought he had another great game yesterday
Had a great game yesterday. Still makes me laugh how irrationally angry some people were that he got given a decent contract.
The reaction time to take his goal yesterday was hugely impressive
Eccles and Allen are the two Viveash has really rated and pushed for more inclusion.
I think we've only lost 3 matches that he's started in
Nobody was angry. The most that was said was concerns over his injury record, he’s had two bad ones already.
No issue at all with his footballing ability.
We have to assume the medical team have assessed fitness issues. Let's face it grey know more ghan any of us. Beyond that you can't predict injuries. Who would have predicted O'Hare getting two serious injuries this year. Players like Gerrard had lots of injuries as youngsters but then hardly ever missed games.Think you might want to re-read this thread. Lots of people questioning his ability and a number of people really unhappy about the length of the contract.
Still might turn out to be a bad decision. He might be injured for the next 4 years but still worth the risk. If he becomes a solid championship player, it would have been shrewd to sign him on a long term deal when he was an injury prone, fringe player.
Yep-albeit a Liverpool fan.So glad he got his first in front of that crowd. Stuff Cov kids dreams are made of.
Which was stupid anyway. He hasn't had any recurring injuries. They've all been completely seperate which makes him no more injury prone than othersNobody was angry. The most that was said was concerns over his injury record, he’s had two bad ones already.
No issue at all with his footballing ability.
Yep-albeit a Liverpool fan.
Yep.Is he ? Been at Cov since he was about 10.
Many youngsters in their early years adopt a favourite top club. I bet lots of our new breed Sky Blue eyed kids have one.
A la Ben Sheaf at 1stHe’s a very good player. People often miss a lot of the dirty work and then focus on the odd misplaced pass but I thought he had another great game yesterday
Seem to remember Watford away where him and Burrows were excellent against their big name playersI'm happy to be proven wrong. He was diabolical at the start of the season at rwb. Like a whole new signing in midfield.
Offering a 4 year deal on a player whose started 16 league games is not on the face of it very sensible is it
Yet another bizarrely long contract extension, it’s like we never learn.
I agree, when is this club going to learn? When is it?
4 year contract for a player that has been with the first team since 2019 and contributing a handful of games due to not being good enough, injured or sitting on the bench. Another year or two max on a relevant salary I’d possibly except the thinking but four years.
I may be in the minority but I don’t see a player in Eccles like I do see in Burroughs. All about opinions but the club needs to stop dishing out long term contracts to players who haven’t deserved them. I may be harsh here but this industry must be the only one that rewards failure. He may be on £500 a week for example (he won’t) but it’s still a salary going out the club.
Tbf I think reading the comments most were concerned by his injury record.. but my point was always that it was worth the risk / reward. If he had a run like he’s having then tying him on a long contract on pretty cheap wages is surely better than having a situation like COHHindsight is a wonderful thing but even back then I could see the Eccles knockers didn't have a feckin clue
Tbf I think reading the comments most were concerned by his injury record.. but my point was always that it was worth the risk / reward. If he had a run like he’s having then tying him on a long contract on pretty cheap wages is surely better than having a situation like COH
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