by Ian Royal » 21 Jun 2015 16:02
by Nameless » 21 Jun 2015 17:31
Ian Royal Right, I'd consider anyone from the Academy who predominantly features in an age related team as a youth player personally. With the obvious exceptions of any who are in the U21s as an allowed overage player. Although that tends to just be fore people recovering from injury iirc.
Youth is probably the wrong word, but it's close enough to do and I personally don't see anything wrong with it. It's a catch all word for player's who've developed through our Academy and aren't yet firmly established in the first team squad. It saves having separate references for the U16s and below, U18s, and half-way house that is the U21s.
But fair enough... it's just a case of people using it to mean different things.
by NewCorkSeth » 21 Jun 2015 18:30
by Coppelled_Streets » 22 Jun 2015 07:11
LoyalRoyal22 Looking at some of the quotes from Clarke, if we don't sign 2/3 new players in the next week then the Thai's are to blame. He really put the pressure on. I guess we going to find out about how serious they are about pushing the club on.
Got to say I'm sceptical.
by Royal Rother » 22 Jun 2015 08:40
by Coppelled_Streets » 22 Jun 2015 09:25
Royal Rother If he's gone before Christmas it'll be because he's failed.
by PieEater » 22 Jun 2015 11:00
by Who Moved The Goalposts? » 22 Jun 2015 11:53
PieEater Reality check - to quote Steve Clarke, "we'll not be fighting relegation next season" or words to that effect.
by Pepe the Horseman » 22 Jun 2015 11:56
by Forbury Lion » 22 Jun 2015 12:21
Hmm, A conspiracy theorist might wonder if the medical records are reviewed by same club staff who are also employed to treat injured players and are therefore seeing the signing of injury prone players as a way to safeguard their jobs.JIM Quite right "melonhead" I fear this club is getting a reputation for looking after deadbeats and injured players, I just hope the club look more into medical records cause we cant afford to be known as a retirement home, for hasbeens,
by Forbury Lion » 22 Jun 2015 12:24
If it's inevitable, why fight it?PieEater Reality check - to quote Steve Clarke, "we'll not be fighting relegation next season" or words to that effect.
by LoyalRoyal22 » 22 Jun 2015 12:56
PieEater Reality check - to quote Steve Clarke, "we'll not be fighting relegation next season" or words to that effect.
by Ian Royal » 22 Jun 2015 13:01
Forbury LionHmm, A conspiracy theorist might wonder if the medical records are reviewed by same club staff who are also employed to treat injured players and are therefore seeing the signing of injury prone players as a way to safeguard their jobs.JIM Quite right "melonhead" I fear this club is getting a reputation for looking after deadbeats and injured players, I just hope the club look more into medical records cause we cant afford to be known as a retirement home, for hasbeens,
by Forbury Lion » 22 Jun 2015 13:57
Yep, that's pretty much the definition I had in mind.Ian RoyalForbury LionHmm, A conspiracy theorist might wonder if the medical records are reviewed by same club staff who are also employed to treat injured players and are therefore seeing the signing of injury prone players as a way to safeguard their jobs.JIM Quite right "melonhead" I fear this club is getting a reputation for looking after deadbeats and injured players, I just hope the club look more into medical records cause we cant afford to be known as a retirement home, for hasbeens,
Assuming you're using the normal definition of conspiracy theorist which is delusional nutjob.
by andrew1957 » 22 Jun 2015 14:03
by John Smith » 22 Jun 2015 14:36
andrew1957 Reading between the lines of the Clarke interview if he cannot sign at least 5 players he will be off. He said "I would like to bolster the midfield with at least one more player and I think we need two strikers. If we got them, then I would be happy to work with that squad."
Therefore, if he is not able to sign the players we so obviously need then I would not blame him if he walks.
The Thais probably have no more than a week to come up with the money or we will lose our primary targets and then have to settle for either youth or players no one else wants. Then I fear a long season of struggle ahead.
by andrew1957 » 22 Jun 2015 15:05
John Smithandrew1957 Reading between the lines of the Clarke interview if he cannot sign at least 5 players he will be off. He said "I would like to bolster the midfield with at least one more player and I think we need two strikers. If we got them, then I would be happy to work with that squad."
Therefore, if he is not able to sign the players we so obviously need then I would not blame him if he walks.
The Thais probably have no more than a week to come up with the money or we will lose our primary targets and then have to settle for either youth or players no one else wants. Then I fear a long season of struggle ahead.
A lot of you are saying we're going to use a lot of youth players. I just can't see it. As promising as many of them are, most of them really aren't ready. Kuhl looked great but then Nigel threw him in for a few appearances and he had a mare at Brentford away and never played since.
I think we're more likely to be fishing around League 1 which might spell us playing there the following season. Hopefully.
by Ian Royal » 22 Jun 2015 15:56
by maffff » 22 Jun 2015 16:20
John Smith I think we're more likely to be fishing around League 1 which might spell us playing there the following season. Hopefully.
by Royalcop » 22 Jun 2015 16:40
Ian Royal How many manager's actually resign without another job lined up? He'll cling on and take the severence package.
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