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  • EYR
    Gold Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 5470

    #1

    Where does Rowlands fit in?

    Faurlin and Derry for me are nailed on starters in the centre,so where does that leave our returning captain?

    Is there room for Rowlands in a 5 man midfield,Derry in front of the back four with Faurlin and Rowlands in the middle? Buzsaky and Mackie out wide with one up top?

    Same goes for Leigertwood.
  • BennyBoyRs
    I like 'Lone' time
    • Mar 2009
    • 13695

    #2
    Originally posted by EYR
    Faurlin and Derry for me are nailed on starters in the centre,so where does that leave our returning captain?

    Is there room for Rowlands in a 5 man midfield,Derry in front of the back four with Faurlin and Rowlands in the middle? Buzsaky and Mackie out wide with one up top?

    Same goes for Leigertwood.
    Leigertwood is good cover at RB.
    Rowlands is good cover for CM.

    We'll no doubt pick up injuries and suspensions in these areas, so players like Rowlands are hugely important to fill the void.
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    • Gtleighsr3
      CCG
      • Mar 2009
      • 23569

      #3
      on the available list
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      • Gtleighsr3
        CCG
        • Mar 2009
        • 23569

        #4
        Originally posted by BennyBoyRs
        will no doubt pich up injuries and suspensions in these areas, so players like Rowlands are hugely important to fill the void.
        What like Rowley dont get injured alot himself then?
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        • Bluehoop
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 9258

          #5
          Chances are he will be merely a returning player rather than captain. Probs gonna give that to Derry?
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          #inyourfacecancer

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          • BennyBoyRs
            I like 'Lone' time
            • Mar 2009
            • 13695

            #6
            Originally posted by Gtleighsr3
            What like Rowley dont get injured alot himself then?
            Agreed, which is why he should be used in cameo's. He's a very good, tenacious player whos does a job. I think it would be foolish to let him go as he is a good role model with his attitude, a fantastic influence on the pitch and gives us quality in depth.
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            • Bigdave
              Gold Seat
              • Apr 2009
              • 5109

              #7
              Originally posted by BennyBoyRs
              Agreed, which is why he should be used in cameo's. He's a very good, tenacious player whos does a job. I think it would be foolish to let him go as he is a good role model with his attitude, a fantastic influence on the pitch and gives us quality in depth.
              Spot on Benny. Unfortunatly not many on here appreciate the commitment Rowly gives the cause. When he does eventually go or retire maybe then people will realise he had the heart of a lion. As for Legs.............if only.

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              • W12_Ranger
                Platinum Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 11447

                #8
                Rowlands fits nicely beside the gaffer on the bench.

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                • Gtleighsr3
                  CCG
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 23569

                  #9
                  Originally posted by W12_Ranger
                  Rowlands fits nicely beside the gaffer on the bench.
                  Like a Phil Neal/Graham Taylor england jobby,yes boss
                  Chelmsford City the home of Radio

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                  • HandsomeRanger
                    Apprentice
                    • Dec 2009
                    • 67

                    #10
                    I'm sick of all you Martin Rowlands nut huggers. Last season before his injury he was poor, very poor! his passing at times was woeful yet he had the nerve to be on Faurlins back everytime he made a minor mistake.
                    Now he is returning from a serious injury i think its fair to say he is unlikely to get back to a standard that is required for a team chasing promotion. I hope i am wrong, of course i do but i think alot of you need to be alittle realistic.
                    I think give him a chance but if he plays like he did last season or dare i say....worse, then it's time to say goodbye.

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                    • SpankwiR
                      Voted Most Handsome Fan 2010, 2011 and 2012
                      • Apr 2009
                      • 3254

                      #11
                      Rowlands tends to fit nicely in a hospital bed or wheelchair!

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                      • G.T.P

                        #12
                        Originally posted by HandsomeRanger
                        I'm sick of all you Martin Rowlands nut huggers. Last season before his injury he was poor, very poor! his passing at times was woeful yet he had the nerve to be on Faurlins back everytime he made a minor mistake.
                        Now he is returning from a serious injury i think its fair to say he is unlikely to get back to a standard that is required for a team chasing promotion. I hope i am wrong, of course i do but i think alot of you need to be alittle realistic.
                        I think give him a chance but if he plays like he did last season or dare i say....worse, then it's time to say goodbye.
                        got to agree. been a great servant but its time to part company. too much of a liability now imo.

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                        • RussRanger
                          Unlucky Bloke
                          • Apr 2009
                          • 4055

                          #13
                          Seem to remember a similar conversation about Cookie's fitness this time last year. Some said give him a chance, some said he'll never be the same after his injury and some wanted him put down.

                          Different player, different circumstances. Think Warnock will know more after the pre-season friendlies... If available?

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                          • Rsonist
                            Silver Seat
                            • May 2009
                            • 1335

                            #14
                            Can't say I've seen Rowlands play a particularly bad game when he's been fit the last few years - what matches did you see?

                            Like the idea of Rowlands and Faurlin in the middle. Derry and Buz as the opposite extremes of the scale as alternatives depending on who we're playing.

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                            • Sotonsuperhoop
                              Silver Seat
                              • May 2009
                              • 1305

                              #15
                              Rowlands will be a bench warmer coming on for Faurlin when we play the more physical sides. Derry is captain.
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