I hope this isn't us...
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Ryan Brunt
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Quick off the mark as ever, knocking a player before you even know if he is on our radar.
I don't understand - if he can't get game time at Bristol Rovers, why would a league team take him - or more realistically, why would he think he'd get game time at a league club. Surely if anything he would just be sat on the bench in case of injury.
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horlickfanclub
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Looks physical. I don't care who he is or is not playing for if it is us I want to see him play before judging.
Well, a club near the top of the league, with free scoring forwards preventing someone returning from injury getting a place in the side may well be in a position to loan a player to a club who have just had their top scorer taken away from them. But there is a fallacy with the argument, which I am sure you can spot!!
It is likely, though, that even after relegation, Rovers are playing with a bigger budget (and a bigger loss on the season) than we are
It is likely, though, that even after relegation, Rovers are playing with a bigger budget (and a bigger loss on the season) than we are
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CheltRobin
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Scoring record not great. Do we want a target man to lump the ball upto or should we be looking for a more technically skilled striker?
CheltRobin wrote:Scoring record not great. Do we want a target man to lump the ball upto or should we be looking for a more technically skilled striker?
The 'little and large' partnership whilst looking skywards for the ball never hurt us in he past.
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CheltRobin
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Alsop and Naylor - Magic Days. Got to be 1 of of Chelt's best ever partnerships up front. Certainly the best I've seen since I started supporting the Robins.