Quote from: Risso on January 04, 2011, 11:30:38 PMThe in-laws are staying at the moment (Bolton fans) and they're all convinced that Cahill will be off in the summer to a big 4 club for £20m. Knight's been good as well, but Cahill is young and getting better and better.We've got a sell on fee haven't we?
The in-laws are staying at the moment (Bolton fans) and they're all convinced that Cahill will be off in the summer to a big 4 club for £20m. Knight's been good as well, but Cahill is young and getting better and better.
Quote from: SteveN on January 03, 2011, 02:54:26 PMQuote from: Can Carew Be Bothered!?!? on January 03, 2011, 02:24:15 PMBased on yesterdays game, he told the players to play like they did under MON. It was essentially, bar Clark, MON's team.Hopefully a few performances like that will climb us out of trouble, and then GH can introduce a more passing style/ethic into the team towards the latter half of this season, ready for next season.Not quite playing the MON way. MOTD had that graphic which clearly showed how we were better tactically than when we lost 7-1.How about when we beat them at home then? Or beat Man Utd away? Or when we beat Arsenal? Liverpool? It was MON's team and they played like they would under him.All GH has to do is slightly change the way MON's team played and we'll be all the better for it.
Quote from: Can Carew Be Bothered!?!? on January 03, 2011, 02:24:15 PMBased on yesterdays game, he told the players to play like they did under MON. It was essentially, bar Clark, MON's team.Hopefully a few performances like that will climb us out of trouble, and then GH can introduce a more passing style/ethic into the team towards the latter half of this season, ready for next season.Not quite playing the MON way. MOTD had that graphic which clearly showed how we were better tactically than when we lost 7-1.
Based on yesterdays game, he told the players to play like they did under MON. It was essentially, bar Clark, MON's team.Hopefully a few performances like that will climb us out of trouble, and then GH can introduce a more passing style/ethic into the team towards the latter half of this season, ready for next season.
I thought it was that too. But it might have been wishful thinking.
The Guardian are reporting that Warnock found out he was dropped from the squad for the Chelsea game when he received a phone call from Kevin MacDonald. Now putting aside Warnock's form this season, I do find it strange that GH appears to have gone out of his way to isolate a player, even humiliate him. If we are to believe the rumours of an unsettled players in the squad, why is he trying to add another player to the list? Surely a word in the ear of Warnock explaining why he's being dropped and how he hopes he can refind the form of the first part of last season, giving him a break, etc.. would have been the sensible thing to do.
Quote from: Mark Kelly on January 05, 2011, 02:11:42 PMThe Guardian are reporting that Warnock found out he was dropped from the squad for the Chelsea game when he received a phone call from Kevin MacDonald. Now putting aside Warnock's form this season, I do find it strange that GH appears to have gone out of his way to isolate a player, even humiliate him. If we are to believe the rumours of an unsettled players in the squad, why is he trying to add another player to the list? Surely a word in the ear of Warnock explaining why he's being dropped and how he hopes he can refind the form of the first part of last season, giving him a break, etc.. would have been the sensible thing to do.It does seem a strange way to manage a player but in Warnock's case I'm not too bothered as he stands out as the one player we have who has upset me more than any this season and that's on far more than just one occasion.
It wouldn't surprise me if he was used as part of the Simba deal with Blackburn.
Quote from: Mark Kelly on January 05, 2011, 03:46:26 PM It wouldn't surprise me if he was used as part of the Simba deal with Blackburn. I think he's a lion bastard.