: Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:22 pm  

shooter69 wrote:

i think phuzzy is an under cover agent for causing s**t he is bad mouthing every 1 s comment what a idiot ,,,, grade a idiot

Good to see you've learned to spell idiot. Glad to help your education along. Undercover is one word incidentally.

Re: captain : Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:43 pm  

Phuzzy wrote:

Give it a rest Medlocke. Even you can't see that as a bad performance. A defence splitting pass for one of our tries and a kick worthy of Barrett for another. And as solid as a rock in defence...saving us from a certain try on at least one occassion. The lad can do no right with you can he?

lets see him do it for 4 games in a row then i'll maybe lay off him, 1 good game don't mean poop, we where promised so much yet have seen so little

Re: captain : Sat Feb 28, 2009 9:49 pm  

Baked Bean Boogie wrote:

lets see him do it for 4 games in a row then i'll maybe lay off him, 1 good game don't mean poop, we where promised so much yet have seen so little

But you said he was telling the truth when the OP said he had another terrible game! Just shows he can do no right in your book as it was patently untrue. For what it's worth O'Loughlin has only had one poor game so far, including all the friendlies, and has been one of our better players in a poor team. Tonight he was excellent. What exactly do you want?


P.S. it's Flash.

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:16 pm  

Though Sean had a solid game tonight. However still no captain IMO. Watched it on sky and Offiah was going on about how the team lacked leadership. Let Sean get on with playing and get another to captain the side.

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:18 pm  

jjb10 wrote:

Though Sean had a solid game tonight. However still no captain IMO. Watched it on sky and Offiah was going on about how the team lacked leadership. Let Sean get on with playing and get another to captain the side.

There is no-one else to do it though

Unless we go buying an experienced leader (who would cost a bomb) then we are going to hav to wait a few years until the youngsters develop into leaders

Re: captain : Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:20 pm  

Phuzzy wrote:

But you said he was telling the truth when the OP said he had another terrible game! Just shows he can do no right in your book as it was patently untrue. For what it's worth O'Loughlin has only had one poor game so far, including all the friendlies, and has been one of our better players in a poor team. Tonight he was excellent. What exactly do you want?


P.S. it's Flash.

Long time no see

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:24 pm  

kirkamania6 wrote:

There is no-one else to do it though

Unless we go buying an experienced leader (who would cost a bomb) then we are going to hav to wait a few years until the youngsters develop into leaders

There is already to much pressure on the youngsters to succseed, they don't need the pressure of captaincy. (ie O' loughlin), we have players in Carmont, Bailey & Fielden who would love to do the job. We don't need to buy one.

Re: captain : Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:28 pm  

Baked Bean Boogie wrote:

Long time no see

Aye...I'm watching you! haha.

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:33 am  

Different week, same story. Head down, nothing to offer.

Please don't give me the "he leads by example" rubbish, as were it not for his decision to kick on the 2nd tackle (entirely the wrong play, we were lucky with the result) for Ainscoughs try, I wouldn't have known he was on the pitch.

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:07 am  

kirkamania6 wrote:

There is no-one else to do it though

Unless we go buying an experienced leader (who would cost a bomb) then we are going to hav to wait a few years until the youngsters develop into leaders

Id would make Fielden Captain. When he was co-captain with Bailey a few games last year it improved his own performace and he really led by example.