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We have a plan for building a successful team which obviously includes recruiting young, hungry, talented players within a sensible wage structure. It is working wonderfully well at the moment and the plan shouldn’t be altered to accommodate Jordi Gomez who struggles to meet any of the above criteria.
I was never one of the “boo boys” but neither do I think that he is good enough to replace any of our current players.
I have always been really happy with our progress but had a niggling doubt about Gary Caldwell’s managerial skills. I always thought he was the right man for the job but suspected that it would take another season to grow into the job. I thought we had been “found out” after watching the Burton game and we were too predictable when facing experienced managers.
After Saturday, I am deliriously happy to have been proved wrong. The formation and tactics were top drawer, showing that he is learning at a great rate of knots.
Or maybe Graham Barrow. He has a hell of a lot to do with the team and coaching and knows the game especially at this level like the back of his hand.I would say more parkinson than Barrow
We have a plan for building a successful team which obviously includes recruiting young, hungry, talented players within a sensible wage structure. It is working wonderfully well at the moment and the plan shouldn’t be altered to accommodate Jordi Gomez who struggles to meet any of the above criteria.I was never one of the “boo boys” but neither do I think that he is good enough to replace any of our current players.
I have always been really happy with our progress but had a niggling doubt about Gary Caldwell’s managerial skills. I always thought he was the right man for the job but suspected that it would take another season to grow into the job. I thought we had been “found out” after watching the Burton game and we were too predictable when facing experienced managers.
After Saturday, I am deliriously happy to have been proved wrong. The formation and tactics were top drawer, showing that he is learning at a great rate of knots.
Well I never! I actually agree with you owd chap, well put man!
We have a plan for building a successful team which obviously includes recruiting young, hungry, talented players within a sensible wage structure. It is working wonderfully well at the moment and the plan shouldn’t be altered to accommodate Jordi Gomez who struggles to meet any of the above criteria.
I was never one of the “boo boys” but neither do I think that he is good enough to replace any of our current players.
I have always been really happy with our progress but had a niggling doubt about Gary Caldwell’s managerial skills. I always thought he was the right man for the job but suspected that it would take another season to grow into the job. I thought we had been “found out” after watching the Burton game and we were too predictable when facing experienced managers.
After Saturday, I am deliriously happy to have been proved wrong. The formation and tactics were top drawer, showing that he is learning at a great rate of knots.
Well I never! I actually agree with you owd chap, well put man![/quote]
Steady there Phil; you’ll fall off thi ladder !
Or maybe Graham Barrow. He has a hell of a lot to do with the team and coaching and knows the game especially at this level like the back of his hand.
I would say more parkinson than Barrow[/quote]
Bit of both I think.Barrow spends the first half at home up in the rafters and is in constant communication with Parkinson.
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