oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
Opinions are fine, if he/she doesn't rate him as a player, I've no qualms with that. But misrepresenting facts is not opinion.
oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
Opinions are fine, if he/she doesn't rate him as a player, I've no qualms with that. But misrepresenting facts is not opinion.
MTFCMusings wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:Macca and Rose are fine as back-up players.
Macca can cover both wings and the centre of the park, and I imagine is good in the dressing room. Rose has a decent enough scoring record and will be fine as an impact sub, or if he can rediscover his form he could even start.
Get those Rose tinted spectacles off he never looks like scoring. We've just signed a striker who by all accounts likes to 'attack the ball' something Rose just doesn't do, if the cross ain't on his bonce he slumps into Kevin mode
That's rubbish quite frankly Woodclanger. His goal at Lincoln disproves your point straight away.
One solitary goal with a ball on his bonce that GK made a hash of. When's the last time you saw him arrive, attack the ball and rise above the defender to nod home, you can't. He'd rather go for the spectacular scissor that rarely come off.
In fact this 'good in the air' is a bit of a myth
It wasn't one solitary goal though was it, he scored plenty of headed goals when he was in form.
You may have forgotten that he got his face rearranged representing this club, and came back earlier than scheduled in order to try and help.
Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
Opinions are fine, if he/she doesn't rate him as a player, I've no qualms with that. But misrepresenting facts is not opinion.
Yes it's only an opinion and i'll stick to it thanks.
If you find the show reel with him 'attacking the ball' and scoring 'proper centre forwards goals' then i'll reconsider
yorkstag wrote:I thought this thread was about new signings not slagging off players who in the recent past were seen as very much in demand
MTFCMusings wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
Opinions are fine, if he/she doesn't rate him as a player, I've no qualms with that. But misrepresenting facts is not opinion.
Yes it's only an opinion and i'll stick to it thanks.
If you find the show reel with him 'attacking the ball' and scoring 'proper centre forwards goals' then i'll reconsider
These should do for now.
EdwinstoweStag wrote:I’d keep Rose. We need quality in depth. He can’t have such a bad season again, can he????
Woodclanger 1 wrote:EdwinstoweStag wrote:I’d keep Rose. We need quality in depth. He can’t have such a bad season again, can he????
Again??? He's only ever had one decent season
Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:oldweststander wrote:Come on girls, stop arguing, all about opinions don't forget.
Opinions are fine, if he/she doesn't rate him as a player, I've no qualms with that. But misrepresenting facts is not opinion.
Yes it's only an opinion and i'll stick to it thanks.
If you find the show reel with him 'attacking the ball' and scoring 'proper centre forwards goals' then i'll reconsider
These should do for now.
I take it back, there were a few in there .
My opinion hasn't changed though, not good enough and would still release.
MTFCMusings wrote:It is relevant Bradders. I don't think anyone is arguing that he had a good season last year, but there were mitigating factors to take into account, some of which were of Danny's making, some were not. He had a very similar record to Green, but one is 25 and yet to reach his prime, the other is 32 and past his prime. Players very rarely improve at 32, but quite often improve between 25-30.
Bradders wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:It is relevant Bradders. I don't think anyone is arguing that he had a good season last year, but there were mitigating factors to take into account, some of which were of Danny's making, some were not. He had a very similar record to Green, but one is 25 and yet to reach his prime, the other is 32 and past his prime. Players very rarely improve at 32, but quite often improve between 25-30.
Good point about his age, but it's now a long time since he was a regular scorer.
I don't buy the mitigating factors. After all, many times he was in the right position but couldn't control his shot. That's all he's employed for, and he simply failed.
My opinion is that he needs to be constantly kicked up the backside by the manager and only focuses when he's fearful. The only purple patch of his career was under Evans, who we know either gets the best out of a player or drives him away.
Perhaps for that reason he should stay, so that we see if Dempster can kick him into action. He does have his uses, even though currently not as a scorer.
FarnieStag wrote:Even if Danny Rose hit 30 a season I'd struggle to like a player who hit the deck every few minutes trying to con the referee
MTFCMusings wrote:Bradders wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:It is relevant Bradders. I don't think anyone is arguing that he had a good season last year, but there were mitigating factors to take into account, some of which were of Danny's making, some were not. He had a very similar record to Green, but one is 25 and yet to reach his prime, the other is 32 and past his prime. Players very rarely improve at 32, but quite often improve between 25-30.
Good point about his age, but it's now a long time since he was a regular scorer.
I don't buy the mitigating factors. After all, many times he was in the right position but couldn't control his shot. That's all he's employed for, and he simply failed.
My opinion is that he needs to be constantly kicked up the backside by the manager and only focuses when he's fearful. The only purple patch of his career was under Evans, who we know either gets the best out of a player or drives him away.
Perhaps for that reason he should stay, so that we see if Dempster can kick him into action. He does have his uses, even though currently not as a scorer.
It's only a season, in which time he had a broken toe, no pre-season and a broken jaw, as well as not playing regularly.
It's also not true to say he only had one purple path in his career, as his record at Bury is actually better than his record at Mansfield.
Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:Bradders wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:It is relevant Bradders. I don't think anyone is arguing that he had a good season last year, but there were mitigating factors to take into account, some of which were of Danny's making, some were not. He had a very similar record to Green, but one is 25 and yet to reach his prime, the other is 32 and past his prime. Players very rarely improve at 32, but quite often improve between 25-30.
Good point about his age, but it's now a long time since he was a regular scorer.
I don't buy the mitigating factors. After all, many times he was in the right position but couldn't control his shot. That's all he's employed for, and he simply failed.
My opinion is that he needs to be constantly kicked up the backside by the manager and only focuses when he's fearful. The only purple patch of his career was under Evans, who we know either gets the best out of a player or drives him away.
Perhaps for that reason he should stay, so that we see if Dempster can kick him into action. He does have his uses, even though currently not as a scorer.
It's only a season, in which time he had a broken toe, no pre-season and a broken jaw, as well as not playing regularly.
It's also not true to say he only had one purple path in his career, as his record at Bury is actually better than his record at Mansfield.
His record at Bury was poor too!!!!!!!!! 15 in 73
MTFCMusings wrote:Woodclanger 1 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:Bradders wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:It is relevant Bradders. I don't think anyone is arguing that he had a good season last year, but there were mitigating factors to take into account, some of which were of Danny's making, some were not. He had a very similar record to Green, but one is 25 and yet to reach his prime, the other is 32 and past his prime. Players very rarely improve at 32, but quite often improve between 25-30.
Good point about his age, but it's now a long time since he was a regular scorer.
I don't buy the mitigating factors. After all, many times he was in the right position but couldn't control his shot. That's all he's employed for, and he simply failed.
My opinion is that he needs to be constantly kicked up the backside by the manager and only focuses when he's fearful. The only purple patch of his career was under Evans, who we know either gets the best out of a player or drives him away.
Perhaps for that reason he should stay, so that we see if Dempster can kick him into action. He does have his uses, even though currently not as a scorer.
It's only a season, in which time he had a broken toe, no pre-season and a broken jaw, as well as not playing regularly.
It's also not true to say he only had one purple path in his career, as his record at Bury is actually better than his record at Mansfield.
His record at Bury was poor too!!!!!!!!! 15 in 73
19 in 70 actually. 1 in 3.5 fine for a back up striker.
We may not be discussing him much longer anyway :
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