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Post by Cantankerous Gas on Oct 25, 2016 12:11:12 GMT
Didn't play in last rezzie match. Ain't playing today. If Roos gets injured Mildy will be rustier than Gaffney's pubes. Is he on strike?  |
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 25, 2016 12:40:17 GMT
Something I've highlighted before, perhaps his contact only allows him to play in first team games, as daft as that sounds anything could have happened in the past, contract wise. Or perhaps DC is just trying to freeze him out by not playing him.
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Post by ipswichrover on Oct 25, 2016 12:57:16 GMT
Or perhaps giving a third choiice keeper experience is even more important ?
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Post by gregsy on Oct 25, 2016 13:17:45 GMT
anyone know why trialists have to remain unnamed?  or if indeed they do have to remain unnamed? |
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Post by mariobalotelli on Oct 25, 2016 13:27:30 GMT
Maybe it makes sense to give younger players a chance rather than a player who won't be here next season.
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Post by badengas on Oct 25, 2016 13:30:01 GMT
We have nearly as many Trialists as Clarkes.
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Post by Bill Bones on Oct 25, 2016 13:45:11 GMT
anyone know why trialists have to remain unnamed? or if indeed they do have to remain unnamed? Think in a lot of cases it's by choice, if a trialist scores a hat trick it's preferable for Rovers that other clubs not see who it is and come knocking on his door offering a contract on twice the money we were going to get away with offering him. |
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Post by pucklegas on Oct 25, 2016 13:45:47 GMT
Heard they are all Jordanians
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 25, 2016 15:51:04 GMT
Maybe it makes sense to give younger players a chance rather than a player who won't be here next season. Not if we need him any time soon it doesn't, but using that logic then why did Puddy play previously? |
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Post by gasincider on Oct 25, 2016 16:54:27 GMT
Lost game 2-1 but Rovers did not get the run of the ball throughout. Much the better team.
Bodin played as he was last season, but remember, it was a reserve game. Triallists did ok, in fact our No9 who I shall not name here had scored over 30 goals in 15 games for his parent club so far this season He also scored our goal, bending it around their keeper.
We also had a Korean triallists who looked quite nippy. Whether either will be deemed good enough for a further look, I don't know.
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Post by Rod1883 on Oct 25, 2016 17:06:32 GMT
Lost game 2-1 but Rovers did not get the run of the ball throughout. Much the better team. Bodin played as he was last season, but remember, it was a reserve game. Triallists did ok, in fact our No9 who I shall not name here had scored over 30 goals in 15 games for his parent club so far this season He also scored our goal, bending it around their keeper. We also had a Korean triallists who looked quite nippy. Whether either will be deemed good enough for a further look, I don't know. Seeing that Mark McChrystal played today, and that Hartley went off injured on Saturday - and maybe I'm getting 5 from 2 plus 2, but did MM look good and match fit enough if we need him soon? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 25, 2016 17:09:50 GMT
Lost game 2-1 but Rovers did not get the run of the ball throughout. Much the better team. Bodin played as he was last season, but remember, it was a reserve game. Triallists did ok, in fact our No9 who I shall not name here had scored over 30 goals in 15 games for his parent club so far this season He also scored our goal, bending it around their keeper. We also had a Korean triallists who looked quite nippy. Whether either will be deemed good enough for a further look, I don't know. Korean- nippy? Who was the no9?! |
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Post by readinggas on Oct 25, 2016 17:39:33 GMT
We also had a Korean triallists who looked quite nippy. Come back Tarby, all is forgiven. |
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Post by Strange Gas on Oct 25, 2016 18:49:24 GMT
Lost game 2-1 but Rovers did not get the run of the ball throughout. Much the better team. Bodin played as he was last season, but remember, it was a reserve game. Triallists did ok, in fact our No9 who I shall not name here had scored over 30 goals in 15 games for his parent club so far this season He also scored our goal, bending it around their keeper. We also had a Korean triallists who looked quite nippy. Whether either will be deemed good enough for a further look, I don't know. Korean- nippy? Who was the no9?! Starting the Millwall invasion by stealth? Clever those Koreans like |
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Post by inee on Oct 25, 2016 18:57:35 GMT
anyone know why trialists have to remain unnamed? or if indeed they do have to remain unnamed? because they havent been convicted or let off yet  |
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Post by gasincider on Oct 25, 2016 19:45:12 GMT
Seeing that Mark McChrystal played today, and that Hartley went off injured on Saturday - and maybe I'm getting 5 from 2 plus 2, but did MM look good and match fit enough if we need him soon? MM didn't let us down, but it's hard to say whether he is match fit, as it was only a reserve game. He was solid throughout. |
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Post by Dr Gas on Oct 25, 2016 23:52:32 GMT
MMc is the same throughout: He will always fight for the shirt no matter what level he is playing.
His attitude explains why he has been captain.
He would not let us down in any league because he fights for every ball and if he does not win it, he makes it as hard as hell for the other team to win it.
I have a beautiful photograph of how much this club means to him. I have two particular pics of the Wembley game: One is Manse scoring what is, in my mind, the most important goal in our history: The other is of MMc breaking down and showing how much getting back into the league meant.
Heart may not be everything but it sure as hell helped in our successive promotions.
He may not be a Rovers legend (although he yet may be) but he should definitely be remembered VERY fondly
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Post by Rod1883 on Oct 26, 2016 7:32:37 GMT
MMc is the same throughout: He will always fight for the shirt no matter what level he is playing. His attitude explains why he has been captain. He would not let us down in any league because he fights for every ball and if he does not win it, he makes it as hard as hell for the other team to win it. I have a beautiful photograph of how much this club means to him. I have two particular pics of the Wembley game: One is Manse scoring what is, in my mind, the most important goal in our history: The other is of MMc breaking down and showing how much getting back into the league meant. Heart may not be everything but it sure as hell helped in our successive promotions. He may not be a Rovers legend (although he yet may be) but he should definitely be remembered VERY fondly Completely agree. I also believe he has been a key factor in the development and improvement of Tom Lockyer over the last few seasons. |
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