Played pretty well in the games - movement and ball playing was good I thought. But yes, I trust in Duff so bow to the expertise of someone who knows what they are doing!Shade wrote:If only he had shown some of it for us. He was with us half a season and what did he do? OK, the season was ended early but his stats were zero after zero and MD obviously didn't think enough was coming from him.
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I thought Duff tried to sign Nichols but couldn't guarantee that he would start most games? Always said he was a good player, just needed the right environment. Think he would have done well here.
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They maybe 12, but Crawley are just six points behind with two games in hand.Fuller wrote:Nichols was an excellent player earlier in his career but then lost his way.
Fair play to Yemms, he’s getting the best out of him again.
Crawley play at Cambridge on Saturday, so hopefully Nichols can help make that game a draw.
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This article would back that up: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/foo ... om-4481898" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Hubert Parry wrote:I thought Duff tried to sign Nichols but couldn't guarantee that he would start most games? Always said he was a good player, just needed the right environment. Think he would have done well here.
Calvin Kalala- strange tale.
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Billy Waters pops up with an injury time equaliser for Torquay. I didn’t even know he was there now.
Another one to add to the long list of players who did reasonably well for us, attempted to play at a higher (or the same) level with someone else, failed, and ended up in a lower league. You can't fault ambition, but the grass ain't always greener.
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It will be interesting to see how the Kalala story develops. His departure from CTFC wasa bit odd.
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Asa and Billy both score in a 2-1 win away at Solihull.
Asa also scored two in a defeat on Saturday. Pleased to see him getting a run of games without injury.
Asa also scored two in a defeat on Saturday. Pleased to see him getting a run of games without injury.
Going to be interesting to see what GJ does with his squad when Torquay get promoted as it was quite obvious that a few players cant make the jump up to the league standard and fell by the wayside. Is he going to give them a chance or let them go?RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Asa and Billy both score in a 2-1 win away at Solihull.
Asa also scored two in a defeat on Saturday. Pleased to see him getting a run of games without injury.
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Indeed. Maybe a mix and match. Billy I suspect will stay...Asa is league quality but plagued by injuries (I believe we would have stayed up under Yates had he not got injured) so deserves another go. Can’t speak for the rest.longmover wrote:Going to be interesting to see what GJ does with his squad when Torquay get promoted as it was quite obvious that a few players cant make the jump up to the league standard and fell by the wayside. Is he going to give them a chance or let them go?RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Asa and Billy both score in a 2-1 win away at Solihull.
Asa also scored two in a defeat on Saturday. Pleased to see him getting a run of games without injury.
Seems like Asa has really found his feet at Torquay, really pleased to see him playing regularly and chpping in with a few goals too. I'm sure GJ will have learned his lesson from us and will be recruiting some experienced players if and when they're promoted.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Indeed. Maybe a mix and match. Billy I suspect will stay...Asa is league quality but plagued by injuries (I believe we would have stayed up under Yates had he not got injured) so deserves another go. Can’t speak for the rest.longmover wrote:Going to be interesting to see what GJ does with his squad when Torquay get promoted as it was quite obvious that a few players cant make the jump up to the league standard and fell by the wayside. Is he going to give them a chance or let them go?RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Asa and Billy both score in a 2-1 win away at Solihull.
Asa also scored two in a defeat on Saturday. Pleased to see him getting a run of games without injury.
Surprised to see Asa is now 34, but remember he was a regular starter with Luton, Oxford & Shrewsbury earlier in his career.
I was also surprised to see that he played 32 games for us in 2015/16, I always thought in that season that Stoz, Pell, Munns & Rowe were our main midfielders?
Think it took Asa a while to get his fitness back after missing all of 2014/15, and he did fill in at centre half too.
I was also surprised to see that he played 32 games for us in 2015/16, I always thought in that season that Stoz, Pell, Munns & Rowe were our main midfielders?
Think it took Asa a while to get his fitness back after missing all of 2014/15, and he did fill in at centre half too.
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How many of those 32 were as sub or cameo? Also, I seem to recall that from about November onwards when pitches got boggy Munns featured less and less because he couldn’t play them. I think there was a month or two where Munns barely featured at all.Fuller wrote:Surprised to see Asa is now 34, but remember he was a regular starter with Luton, Oxford & Shrewsbury earlier in his career.
I was also surprised to see that he played 32 games for us in 2015/16, I always thought in that season that Stoz, Pell, Munns & Rowe were our main midfielders?
Think it took Asa a while to get his fitness back after missing all of 2014/15, and he did fill in at centre half too.
A couple of really crucial goals from Asa that season. Barrow away I have talked about enough and I won’t forget listening to Bromley away (whilst in the bath) and the very late drama at both ends with Asa popping up with a winner...it was after that game that some on here called the title.
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Broom only on the bench for Burton again - wonder if he is regretting the move...
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Was Adam Rooney the player who got added to the match programme before signing for someone else? Scores for Solihull Moors today.
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Left Salford in March 2020 when he joined Solihull.Fuller wrote:Thought Adam Rooney was at Salford? Previous to that at Aberdeen?
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Elijah Adebayo scores the winner for Luton in the Championship. Two in two now since signing for Luton last month.
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Courtney Duffus scored for Bromley away at Sutton last night. Four goals in ten appearances for them this season.
Be good to see him kick on...perhaps a move back to his home town club at some point?
Be good to see him kick on...perhaps a move back to his home town club at some point?
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Oh wow, that is good.paperboy wrote:Good to see Tom Sang in Cardiff's team in the Championship tonight.
I thought Asa and Stoz were the perfect combination in a 4-2-3-1 set up they complimented each other so well.Fuller wrote:Surprised to see Asa is now 34, but remember he was a regular starter with Luton, Oxford & Shrewsbury earlier in his career.
I was also surprised to see that he played 32 games for us in 2015/16, I always thought in that season that Stoz, Pell, Munns & Rowe were our main midfielders?
Think it took Asa a while to get his fitness back after missing all of 2014/15, and he did fill in at centre half too.
"You're great, Stoz."everyman wrote:I thought Asa and Stoz were the perfect combination in a 4-2-3-1 set up they complimented each other so well.
"Says you, Asa! Your hair looks lovely, by the way."
"Oh, stop! That shirt really suits you, you know..."
Sorry...
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Scott Brown has scored an own goal against a former club.
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Rob Dickie scores for QPR away at Bristol City.
Duffus scores again.
Duffus scores again.
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Torquay are doing their best to cock this season up by the looks of things.
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Is Danny Wright still injured? That’s when it seemed to start going wrong.Hubert Parry wrote:Torquay are doing their best to cock this season up by the looks of things.
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Yes - I am reading their forum now - their injury list is colossal. Sounds like not all is well there - the stubbornness of GJ is rubbing a few fans up the wrong way.