They have not played on a consistent basis, and experience has been favored if it came down between the two. See the Spurs and Swansea games.AM's style has also limited a lot of our youngsters; it must be horrible to see the ball sailing over your head for large parts of the game. Herd was a brilliant RB, but was just dropped like a bad egg.The youngsters have not been given a "fair opportunity" by any stretch of the imagination.
I must say its been mystifying that Clark hasn't played at all this season, considering how poor our defense / midfield have been at times. I think Clark could do the role Herd is fulfilling a lot better than Herd can. He's much more comfortable with the ball aswell.
Quote from: Clampy on December 07, 2011, 07:00:52 PMQuote from: Chris Smith on December 07, 2011, 06:37:51 PMQuote from: luke25 on December 07, 2011, 04:57:20 PMQuote from: Vanilla on December 07, 2011, 02:37:47 PMThe article continues by saying the manager wants someone with Premiership experience That should be our new slogan.In this case it is imperative. We can't afford to wait a few months while he acclimatises, we need a player to slot in immediately.But why is that Chris? Why can't afford we afford to wait? Why does he need to slot in immediately? Our manager is getting the results he's been asked of him. We're a mid-table team are we not?There's little point signing a player in January if you're not going to play him We're undermanned, we've got by using inexperienced kids to fill in.
Quote from: Chris Smith on December 07, 2011, 06:37:51 PMQuote from: luke25 on December 07, 2011, 04:57:20 PMQuote from: Vanilla on December 07, 2011, 02:37:47 PMThe article continues by saying the manager wants someone with Premiership experience That should be our new slogan.In this case it is imperative. We can't afford to wait a few months while he acclimatises, we need a player to slot in immediately.But why is that Chris? Why can't afford we afford to wait? Why does he need to slot in immediately? Our manager is getting the results he's been asked of him. We're a mid-table team are we not?
Quote from: luke25 on December 07, 2011, 04:57:20 PMQuote from: Vanilla on December 07, 2011, 02:37:47 PMThe article continues by saying the manager wants someone with Premiership experience That should be our new slogan.In this case it is imperative. We can't afford to wait a few months while he acclimatises, we need a player to slot in immediately.
Quote from: Vanilla on December 07, 2011, 02:37:47 PMThe article continues by saying the manager wants someone with Premiership experience That should be our new slogan.
The article continues by saying the manager wants someone with Premiership experience
Quote from: Iago on December 07, 2011, 07:41:31 PMThey have not played on a consistent basis, and experience has been favored if it came down between the two. See the Spurs and Swansea games.AM's style has also limited a lot of our youngsters; it must be horrible to see the ball sailing over your head for large parts of the game. Herd was a brilliant RB, but was just dropped like a bad egg.The youngsters have not been given a "fair opportunity" by any stretch of the imagination. Our central midfield pairing at Swansea was Delph and Herd, so I don't know why your using that as an example.Look what has happened to Albrighton by over playing him last season. It is good management to give them a couple of games then take them out of the firing line for a bit. You're just another who has become a bit obsessed with the manager so have decided that every single thing he does, ever, is wrong.
Quote from: Chris Smith on December 07, 2011, 07:47:16 PMQuote from: Iago on December 07, 2011, 07:41:31 PMThey have not played on a consistent basis, and experience has been favored if it came down between the two. See the Spurs and Swansea games.AM's style has also limited a lot of our youngsters; it must be horrible to see the ball sailing over your head for large parts of the game. Herd was a brilliant RB, but was just dropped like a bad egg.The youngsters have not been given a "fair opportunity" by any stretch of the imagination. Our central midfield pairing at Swansea was Delph and Herd, so I don't know why your using that as an example.Look what has happened to Albrighton by over playing him last season. It is good management to give them a couple of games then take them out of the firing line for a bit. You're just another who has become a bit obsessed with the manager so have decided that every single thing he does, ever, is wrong. Point out some things the manager has done right then...?
Midfielder with Premier League experience?Not getting much of a look in with his current club?Someone the manager knows already?Craig Gardner, come on down.
By way of adding a little levity to some gloomy threads, if Craig Gardner came, how many times have brothers played together in our first team. I can only think of Djemba Djemba.