| Jack Marriot 16:39 - May 27 with 5174 views | AYACCA |
fck sake McCarthy |  | | |  |
| Jack Marriot on 09:03 - May 28 with 296 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Jack Marriot on 09:01 - May 28 by No9 |
Couple that with a heavy injury workload for the physio's suggests a 'management' issue in the camp |
Do you not understand what ‘came back’ means? |  |
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| Jack Marriot on 09:04 - May 28 with 293 views | No9 |
| Jack Marriot on 09:03 - May 28 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Do you not understand what ‘came back’ means? |
Yes, which is why I posted what I did |  | | |
| Jack Marriot on 09:06 - May 28 with 283 views | PJH |
| Jack Marriot on 08:56 - May 28 by No9 |
Would you include Jimmy Greaves in that? |
I would not include many players from that era as working hard in as much as tracking back and tackling back which is the modern game.I don't expect Ray Crawford spent many minutes in his own half of the field during his career.
Jimmy Greaves was the greatest natural goalscorer that I have ever seen but probably not too good at tackling.
The modern player is expected to work hard and if a player comes back for pre season training well over weight and with a bad attitude as it is suggested was Marriott's case then he is not much use to any manager in modern times, especially if he is not a first team player. On that basis no manager should release any player just in case one day their attitude changes, they lose weight and eventually become quite a good player. |  | | |
| Jack Marriot on 10:18 - May 28 with 225 views | AYACCA |
| Jack Marriot on 09:06 - May 28 by PJH |
I would not include many players from that era as working hard in as much as tracking back and tackling back which is the modern game.I don't expect Ray Crawford spent many minutes in his own half of the field during his career.
Jimmy Greaves was the greatest natural goalscorer that I have ever seen but probably not too good at tackling.
The modern player is expected to work hard and if a player comes back for pre season training well over weight and with a bad attitude as it is suggested was Marriott's case then he is not much use to any manager in modern times, especially if he is not a first team player. On that basis no manager should release any player just in case one day their attitude changes, they lose weight and eventually become quite a good player. |
Lovin it - a flippant comment has unleashed a beast of a debate!
In all seriousness i thought McCarthy was a great manager for us and unearthed some Gems, just felt stubbornness may hay cost us a few other gems.... it certainly cost him a lot of our fanbase but we live in the social media age - hate and anger spreads fast. it also leads to the darkside.
RIP Anankin | | | |
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