Would certainly feel like it.ferrarilover wrote:He wouldn't be new now, would he?!
Matt.
I'm not expecting any names, but is he experienced or young? I assume the latter. Is he/will he be any good?
Who is going to Hartlepool?
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I'm not expecting any names, but is he experienced or young? I assume the latter. Is he/will he be any good?
"We are now so far up sh*t creek our boat is actually poking out the end of someones toilet bowl."
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I suppose that question boils down to have you heard of him before you found out he was joining Torquay? The last two I've never heard of before, so I'm not holding out any hope.
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Oh no, don't be expecting some loser kid. I loved him a few years ago when I saw him play, white really is his colour.
Agree about Yeoman though, would be like a new signing except we know he can produce.
Matt.
Agree about Yeoman though, would be like a new signing except we know he can produce.
Matt.
J5 said, "ferrarilover is 100% correct"
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Interesting, sounds promising from the cryptic description.ferrarilover wrote:Oh no, don't be expecting some loser kid. I loved him a few years ago when I saw him play, white really is his colour.
Agree about Yeoman though, would be like a new signing except we know he can produce.
Matt.
The best kind of signing in the case of Ash.
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Don't really give a shit who plays so long as they all give 100% and they go hell for leather trying to get the win. I'd take a 5-0 drubbing in the end if it we looked like we were going at it hammer and tongs. Goal difference isn't an issue any more, points are. Just get at them from the off, don't give them a minute on the ball, close them down in pairs, push up a high line and get players in advanced areas. Get balls into the box at every opportunity and if we get set pieces just leave a couple of players back and pile everyone in. Sounds simple I know but on the face of it it actually really is. If we get picked off then fine. I'd rather that than try and stay in the game playing crap and creating piss all until the 75th minute when the inevitable happens, they score and we lose anyway. 1-0 or 5-0. Doesn't matter. They both mean 0 points.
We aren't going to score many goals if we rarely attack and even then if we have no players up there it will be doubly difficult.
I'm all sorted for tomorrow. Heading up there at about 11am. Get wrapped up because the North Sea up there is liquid cold. COME ON TORQUAY!!!
We aren't going to score many goals if we rarely attack and even then if we have no players up there it will be doubly difficult.
I'm all sorted for tomorrow. Heading up there at about 11am. Get wrapped up because the North Sea up there is liquid cold. COME ON TORQUAY!!!
Strangely enough it was Pope Gregory the 9th inviting me for drinks aboard his steam yacht, the saucy sue currently wintering in montego bay with the England cricket team and the Balanese Goddess of plenty.
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