ntfcgavin
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Maybe its just me, but does anyone else think Platt never comes to the ball and always expects the ball to be played directly to him? Almost like what some people were criticising Bayo for last season. Untill his goal last night I don't think he really did alot, strange how people see things differently! I think hes going to be one of those players who divides opinions.
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Exe
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Given the low(er?) attendance and having to play on Thursday, less than 48 hours before a league game in Plymouth, it looks like having the game televised has been a pretty bitter pill for us. The £20 price obviously didn't help either.
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ntfcgavin
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Gutts...I sit in the North and can only say that I 'didn't get it' and neither did anyone around me when he was given mom. BUT and I said it in the car on the way home...you see a very different game from behind the goal to the one you will see down the side. Harding...was he playing? ! Tozer...hmmm.
This is exactly why I dont sit in the north, terrible view of the action, Guttridge was our best player by a mile
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Saint Cobbler
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If Platt knew how to attack the ball in the box instead of waiting for it to drop at his feet he might become a reasonable player. Said before, but we were totally outclassed second half.
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If Platt knew how to attack the ball in the box instead of waiting for it to drop at his feet he might become a reasonable player.
you should have told him that years ago, so that he could have had a career as a professional footballer...............oh, hang on............. idiot.
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Mokendi or whatever his name is, was absolutely sh1te when he came on. Did absolutely nothing and lost the ball continuously. .....
I had a little chuckle last night.... stopped up into the wee small hours to watch the game on a local arabic station (syndicated Sky). I couldn't understand the commentators, so managed, somehow, to get an internet radio feed from WM radio. Slightly disconcerting, as the TV was about 10 seconds ahead of the radio commentary. Anyhow, they described Mukendi as (words to the effect of): "The perfect build and athleticism to play any sport. Unfortunately, he hasn't found the one that he excels at, yet."
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.... and they described Bayo as a local hero, who stands about 5ft10ins, but is as wide as a sofa.....
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Elad
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If Platt knew how to attack the ball in the box instead of waiting for it to drop at his feet he might become a reasonable player. Said before, but we were totally outclassed second half.
I agree that Platt needs to ask for the ball more. One time we had a break from Hackett, Platt should have made a run into space but he seemed to hide behind the defender. Hackett had to shoot from long range. It seems that Platt isnt that confident, opefully ADB will make him into a more complete player
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If you are the big tree, we are the small axe. Ready to cut you down, to cut you down.
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cricketside
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Hackett had to shoot from long range.
Hope that's not the time Bayo was wanting it?
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"Andrew Ellis was very much against what was going on. The Cardozas were strictly about business and development so that was him out the door. Andrew Ellis was only ever a football man."
*****And he appointed Terry Fenwick*****
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fwalden
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how do you know what he eats & isnt fit over 10 years as a pro player says you are wrong
Seriously? You don't become that size by eating salad alone. And don't misinterpret what im saying. I'm a big fan of bayo but there is a reason he isn't starting...and the reason is because he's not fit and clearly overweight - at least 2.5 stone overweight.
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Frederick Ingram "Fanny" Walden (1 March 1888 3 May 1949) was an English professional footballer who played on the right-wing for Northampton Town, Tottenham Hotspur and at international level for England during the 1910s and 1920s.
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fwalden
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I had a little chuckle last night.... stopped up into the wee small hours to watch the game on a local arabic station (syndicated Sky). I couldn't understand the commentators, so managed, somehow, to get an internet radio feed from WM radio. Slightly disconcerting, as the TV was about 10 seconds ahead of the radio commentary.
Anyhow, they described Mukendi as (words to the effect of): "The perfect build and athleticism to play any sport. Unfortunately, he hasn't found the one that he excels at, yet."
Classic. I would expect ishy will be chomping at the bit to be the first choice on the left when looking for a sub option. Id expect him to start against mk.
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Frederick Ingram "Fanny" Walden (1 March 1888 3 May 1949) was an English professional footballer who played on the right-wing for Northampton Town, Tottenham Hotspur and at international level for England during the 1910s and 1920s.
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mackemcobbler
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Seriously? You don't become that size by eating salad alone. And don't misinterpret what im saying. I'm a big fan of bayo but there is a reason he isn't starting...and the reason is because he's not fit and clearly overweight - at least 2.5 stone overweight.
A professional footballer doesn't salad alone as it would'nt give them the nutrition they need they tend to eat mainly what we eat other than foods with a high sugar or fat content,they need food food like rice,pasta,fish & chicken foods that contain carbs & proten,everyones body burns off fats differently if Bayo was as overweight as you state then he wouldnt even be on the bench
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Ralap
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« Reply #192 on: September 01, 2012, 08:46:42 am » |
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I was looking forward to the MK game next week but don't think I'll bother after watching the less than mediocre s***e dealt up in the previous couple of games.
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Insider
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« Reply #193 on: September 01, 2012, 09:41:52 am » |
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Mukendi is already vying to be top of my list of worst ever player to wear a Cobblers shirt. He was dreadful. Why didn't ADB use the game as an opportunity to blood some of our own youngsters like Lewis Hornby? He couldn't have done any worse than Muck, End Of.
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The Hask
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« Reply #194 on: September 01, 2012, 09:45:14 am » |
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Wolves have Chelsea away next round to
Based on the numbering we would have been home to Middlesborough, IF we had won.
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Ralap
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« Reply #195 on: September 01, 2012, 11:11:51 am » |
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Mukendi is already vying to be top of my list of worst ever player to wear a Cobblers shirt. He was dreadful. Why didn't ADB use the game as an opportunity to blood some of our own youngsters like Lewis Hornby? He couldn't have done any worse than Muck, End Of.
We had no penetration or pace up front once Nichols had to go off, surely Demontagnac could have been given his first run out. I don't understand why he hasn't managed any time on the pitch so far.
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fwalden
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« Reply #196 on: September 01, 2012, 13:38:46 pm » |
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A professional footballer doesn't salad alone as it would'nt give them the nutrition they need they tend to eat mainly what we eat other than foods with a high sugar or fat content,they need food food like rice,pasta,fish & chicken foods that contain carbs & proten,everyones body burns off fats differently if Bayo was as overweight as you state then he wouldnt even be on the bench
Christ, I didn't mean salad alone. Are you a nutritionist!? He is overweight and not fit as he is marginally lighter (if you can use that word) than he was this time last year when adb told him that he was 3 stone overweight and not fit. Therefore I would say he is still at minimum 2 stone overweight. Surely you have to agree?
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Frederick Ingram "Fanny" Walden (1 March 1888 3 May 1949) was an English professional footballer who played on the right-wing for Northampton Town, Tottenham Hotspur and at international level for England during the 1910s and 1920s.
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Deepcut Cobbler
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We could have been hosting the ManUre 3rd XI tonight! At 4-0 down, I said to my daughter, The Gunners are going to win this...
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