Pilgrims' Patter
The Forum => The B-Ark => Topic started by: BU on the up on November 10, 2009, 09:37:03 AM
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...sounds about right if you ask me. Never thought he had the quality for this level.
Good luck to him though
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Agree with the above posting.He hasn't really made the impact hoped for.I wonder whether H&S already have a replacement lined up?-or does it mean the signing of Yates on a permanent deal?Best wishes to Dotty for the future.
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Thought he did ok and was quite a decent impact player but was never going to be a first team regular. This has happened every season since dropping out the league. We get a settled first team but there are very few players who will sit on the bench week in week out without getting the hump. I'd say Clarke was the sort of player we were looking for to be on the bench, maybe it makes way for him to return to the fold?
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I like Dotty as a player but agree he never really looked like winning a regular place. Having said that he never really got a sustained run in the team so we'll never know.
Agree with LCB we need players who can come in and do a job if there are injuries but the success of the team is meaning players are getting fed up bench-warming, don't think there is anything we can do about this apart from rotating the team but that comes with it's own set of problems namely never having a settled side and players who are playing well being dropped.
Hopefully as has been said this will mean Jamie Yates is going to sign permanently but even if he does we still look a player light in the middle, another addition to the squad perhaps ???
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Agree with all the above.
Wish him well at Stamford.
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This leaves us with 4 midfielders including Milly who isnt fit yet. A new middy is needed me thinks
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Last straw probably seeing Newsh start on the right wing ahead of him on Saturday..
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...sounds about right if you ask me. Never thought he had the quality for this level.
Good luck to him though
A little bit harsh from BU considering you must have judged him on only subbed cameo
appearances he made during his short spell with us. Imo he has as much quality as
Yates going forward can deliver a good ball into the box,is not afraid to shoot (as was
witnessed @ Nantwich) and stays on his feet ! The lad in my view is too good to be
picking splinters out of his arse so good luck to him back at Stamford where I'm sure
he just might be appreciated more.............
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If we are going to win this league we need players like Cotton who was always an option from the bench or could have played if we had injuries or suspensions but as previously stated any player worth his salt won't be happy kicking their heels for 75 - 80 mins of the game. Hopefully we will have another winger aswell as Yates (presumably we have been paying his wages since he joined anyway) on board soon. Anyone know the situation with Tyrone Kirk at the moment??
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Remember him playing in League Two for us away at Bristol Rovers !
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From day one the new managers have made their preference for a 4-3-3 system quite obvious. That's their prerogative, though personally I've never been convinced that out-and-out wingers fit easily into that system. A natural winger will look to beat a full-back on the outside and get crosses in from the by-line for a centre forward to get on the end of; our system seems to need players with more of an instinct to cut inside from wide positions.
Cotton is a very good player but perhaps not suited to Boston's chosen system. I wish him well for the future but fear he is the type of player who will come back and haunt us one day.
To a certain extent I do find myself questioning the managers' decision to sign wingers given their preferred shape and formation. Kennedy, Cotton and to a lesser extent Kirk have all been and gone in a relatively short space of time. A few fleeting substitute appearances aside, neither Kennedy nor Cotton were given many opportunities to impress.
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What is noticeable is that most players released inc Kennedy and Cotton have moved to teams in lower leagues.
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Kirk is still out on loan from Macc. Someone put a link to the highlight of the Rhyl game he played in on the Stamford site and said reports are he is doing well.
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...sounds about right if you ask me. Never thought he had the quality for this level.
Good luck to him though
A little bit harsh from BU considering you must have judged him on only subbed cameo
appearances he made during his short spell with us. Imo he has as much quality as
Yates going forward can deliver a good ball into the box,is not afraid to shoot (as was
witnessed @ Nantwich) and stays on his feet ! The lad in my view is too good to be
picking splinters out of his arse so good luck to him back at Stamford where I'm sure
he just might be appreciated more.............
Didn't say he was a poor player I just said he isn't good enough for this level. I'm sure if Hurst and Scott (the people who see him training twice a week) agreed with you they would have give him more of a chance and not decided to let go back to the place from where he came - in a lower league I may add. Looking at our team and our position in the league they seem to be pretty good judges of footballing ability.
Again, I hope he does well back at Stamford where - like you said - he will be more appreciated.