For all his faults, of which there are many, youth football is his area to be fair.westyorkshiregull wrote: 29 Jun 2018, 04:44 Good luck to the lad. Good luck to any young lad on his journey in the football world.
However after the disaster last season on Harrops part makes me switch off instantly when you see him grinning with this young lad.
I know you can't keep going back but that's how I feel
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Fair point. Still welcome new players old and new
Best post I've read on here in a while.forevertufc wrote: 28 Jun 2018, 20:47 So stop confusing 'honesty' with 'negativity' All us fans can do is, help give this lad the breathing space to develop, and as always, I'm sure we will.
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Took a while for the penny to drop , but i was told about this lad before christmas . A friends son plays in the youth team and raved about him . At that time a number of clubs were sniffing around him and it was felt that he would get a decent club but he didnt fancy moving away.
So all in all a decent development signing to complimemt the experience of Williams etc .
So all in all a decent development signing to complimemt the experience of Williams etc .
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Plainmoor78 wrote: 28 Jun 2018, 20:54 I sincerely hope not. Young players need to be nurtured carefully if they are to have long and successful careers. Remember David Byng, rave reviews after his first game, only went on to play 24 games (half of those as sub), released and signed by Doncaster where he never got a game and ended with a free transfer to Ilkeston.
.... where he made 21 appearance and scored 5 times and then left before the seasons end. Heard alledgely from the terraces to have said ' sod this for a game of soliders, regional football sucks, I'm getting myself a proper job'. Now a Quantity Surveyor in Plymouth.
This aside, I wish Olaf well as he progresses through the Torquay Academy Football Development Programme. To this end, I fully concur with the inauguration sentiments of one of the Academy instigators namely :
'THIS IS STEP ONE IN THE REBUILDING OF AN ACADEMY AT TORQUAY UNITED AND I WISH ALL THESE YOUNG PLAYERS THE VERY BEST OF THE LUCK .."
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“My one real disappointment is that I spent the entire off-season convincing good professionals to come to this club and have built a squad that is a Play-Off contender.MellowYellow wrote: 03 Jul 2018, 14:20
.... where he made 21 appearance and scored 5 times and then left before the seasons end. Heard alledgely from the terraces to have said ' sod this for a game of soliders, regional football sucks, I'm getting myself a proper job'. Now a Quantity Surveyor in Plymouth.
This aside, I wish Olaf well as he progresses through the Torquay Academy Football Development Programme. To this end, I fully concur with the inauguration sentiments of one of the Academy instigators namely :
'THIS IS STEP ONE IN THE REBUILDING OF AN ACADEMY AT TORQUAY UNITED AND I WISH ALL THESE YOUNG PLAYERS THE VERY BEST OF THE LUCK .."
KEVIN NICHOLSON
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(Edited due to mundane content)
So onto the new 'regional football' season and here's hoping for better things to come.
So onto the new 'regional football' season and here's hoping for better things to come.
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I wish Nicholson had kept his job because I think the outcome would have been the same but we wouldn't be having this KN v GO debate.
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Yes I'm intrigued as well - perhaps it was 'mundane' along the lines of 'hmmm I wonder what I'll have for tea this evening? I know, there's an old can of pilchards at the bag of the cupboard, perhaps I'll have those on toast.' Come on Mellow Yellow, 'spill the beans' and put us out of our misery - us old geezers love a bit of intrigue, mundane or otherwise.
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