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Yippee try yay wrote:Reserves team: Litten Barron Shaw Wakokoke Martin Medforth Harman Jebson Hodgson Trailist Lovodua Bursell Staveley
Armstrong Ferreira Moy Laidlaw
That team should destroy Rovers although the weather may be a leveller.
Rovers have Corey Hall and Senior playing.
Wonder if Hall regrets moving to Rovers, could be playing first team at Wakey, but is playing reserve, can't get in despite injuries and Peters bringing in loan players instead of playing him.
Dagger playing well too, did Wakey get the better deal?
Dave K. wrote:Rovers have Corey Hall and Senior playing.
Wonder if Hall regrets moving to Rovers, could be playing first team at Wakey, but is playing reserve, can't get in despite injuries and Peters bringing in loan players instead of playing him.
Dagger playing well too, did Wakey get the better deal?
Hall will probably become the better deal long term but right now Wakey have the better end of the deal as Dagger has made a big difference. Didn't realise they had Senior, Hall and Aydin playing today, should be a good game. I rated Senior when Rovers signed him but can't seem to get a look in, maybe because he's not on a short term loan from Catalans
Dave K. wrote:Rovers have Corey Hall and Senior playing.
Wonder if Hall regrets moving to Rovers, could be playing first team at Wakey, but is playing reserve, can't get in despite injuries and Peters bringing in loan players instead of playing him.
Dagger playing well too, did Wakey get the better deal?
Bit disappointed both Hall and Senior won't be playing tomorrow then
Joined: Jun 01 2007 Posts: 12647 Location: Leicestershire.
Dave K. wrote:Rovers have Corey Hall and Senior playing.
Wonder if Hall regrets moving to Rovers, could be playing first team at Wakey, but is playing reserve, can't get in despite injuries and Peters bringing in loan players instead of playing him.
Dagger playing well too, did Wakey get the better deal?
Our centres are fit.
Lad is only 20 (21 next month) and he had a decent run in the team not long after joining.
He’s one for the future. I’ve seen potential be overhyped or go unfulfilled too often to get excited but it is part of building a squad, and every signing is some sort of gamble.
Our season still has a pulse more or less, and after multiple failed iterations of patience-based approaches it is nice to see Rovers keeping pushing. Even if it doesn’t work, and I’m conditioned to imagine that it won’t, it’s nice to be trying.
Apart from ‘small, mobile pack’, there’s nothing that makes me shudder more than a ‘long-term plan’. Lazy thinking, passivity and/or poverty masquerading as prudence and high-mindedness. If Corey Hall or anybody has an issue with going flat out now, I would invite them to find out which team Jamie Peacock is managing now and eff off there, where I’m sure they do things the ‘right way’.
I may never get over that. 7 years it has been, and such random things can trigger me.
Just to say though. I think Peacock was a genuinely great player and he seems a good bloke. And I know it hurt him too. The poor deluded soul thought it might work!
'Thus I am tormented by my curiosity and humbled by my ignorance.' from History of an Old Bramin, The New York Mirror (A Weekly Journal Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts), February 16th 1833.
Joined: Jun 01 2007 Posts: 12647 Location: Leicestershire.
And if Rovers plan was what you think it should be, that’d have been the better choice.
I’m disagreeing with you on a strategic rather than tactical level.
In the nicest possible way, I think that you (and in fairness just about everybody associated with RL in this country) are fundamentally wrong about what underpins success in SL. We’re a small sport and the niche for dissident voices is too narrow for them to even exist never mind be heard, so yeah - whatever Terry, Barrie, Robbie, Jamie and Phil say. But to be free of that BS, however temporarily, accidentally or inconsequentially is a joy for me in itself - those moments are few and fleeting but precious.
'Thus I am tormented by my curiosity and humbled by my ignorance.' from History of an Old Bramin, The New York Mirror (A Weekly Journal Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts), February 16th 1833.
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