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Jon Palmer
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Does get a bit tedious. Against FGR the best player on the pitch and obviously much better than L2, was someone who can not get into the Motherwell team. Yet we are continually told that Scottish premiership football is non league. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzShade wrote:I think longmover was insinuating that if it's not Rangers, Celtic or Scotland then it's not a big job.andgarod wrote:hearts
Only by ignorant people who have probably never been to a scottish game or watched one live.Ihearye wrote:Does get a bit tedious. Against FGR the best player on the pitch and obviously much better than L2, was someone who can not get into the Motherwell team. Yet we are continually told that Scottish premiership football is non league. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzShade wrote:I think longmover was insinuating that if it's not Rangers, Celtic or Scotland then it's not a big job.andgarod wrote:hearts
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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a) Frear is the exception. Someone with more patience for arguing with stubborn fools than me can find the list of players who go from L1/L2 to SPL.Ihearye wrote:Does get a bit tedious. Against FGR the best player on the pitch and obviously much better than L2, was someone who can not get into the Motherwell team. Yet we are continually told that Scottish premiership football is non league. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzShade wrote:I think longmover was insinuating that if it's not Rangers, Celtic or Scotland then it's not a big job.andgarod wrote:hearts
b) In fact, he isn’t even the exception as your argument is just wrong. He made 25 or so appearances in the SPL last season, scoring in March and playing games up to the end of the season in April and May. Hardly a case of ‘not being able to get in the team’.
Progress to what? I think his time in England is up. wouldn't be surprised if he eventually goes abroad and manages a small national team.Alf wrote:Is it a big job or a big jobbie?
I would think it’s a decent appointment. They’re a well supported club and there are worse places to live than Edinburgh. Good opportunity for progression.
I'll just throw in that a player that was at Cambridge, Uche Ikpeazu, is currently Hearts' "most important player" (picked up from watching 20 minute of Hearts v Rangers a few weeks ago on Sky), despite only scoring 19 in 69 at Cambridge and 5 in 27 at Hearts.