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  • Controversy
    Bronze Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 680

    #16
    Originally posted by qblockpete
    Honestly I like the style of Magilton and De Canio more because its rolled out from the box and played on the floor, reality is we never really got anywhere with that and Warnock the manager does tend to like the hooball, but if it gets us promoted...who cares.

    Some of our crosses, were the best I've seen for a long time on Saturday
    Agree with that, with a better target man to work off we will get goals shame that Kenny just Hoofed every ball he got hold off

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    • RussRanger
      Unlucky Bloke
      • Apr 2009
      • 4055

      #17
      Must admit I got tired of seeing Kenny hoof the ball at every opportunity. Would have rather he rolled it out from the back. But then, I'm not sure how comfortable our defenders (including 2 new ones) are on the ball to do that. Orr looked okay. Fitz is reknowned for just lumping it.

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      • Stanley
        Guest
        • Mar 2009
        • 23693

        #18
        Originally posted by hoopsa1987
        Im getting a bit annoyed with constantly seeing other clubs branding warnock a hoofball manager.
        Sod 'em. Let them think what they like. He'll always be tarred with that brush but we all know different and we'll make them eat their words with the football we'll play this season.

        Neil is entering the autumn of his career now and is undergoing a sea-change. By his own admission he would NEVER have signed a player like Tarrabt 10 years ago.

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        • andythefish
          Silver Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 1228

          #19
          Have you not read the comments on this thread Pete? Warnock was a "hoofball merchant" at other clubs,he never had the wealth of talent we have in midfield,so he played to the strengths he had/could afford and bombed the ball into the box for someone to clatter into the centre halves!!! I will say though,it is a good option to have,when needed!!
          I came here to chew gum and kick ass,and I'm all outta gum!

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          • Quaz

            #20
            i think the good thing with Warnock he has a plan b and possibly a plan c when things need changing, unlike a certain mr JM.

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            • Stanley
              Guest
              • Mar 2009
              • 23693

              #21
              Originally posted by Quaz
              i think the good thing with Warnock he has a plan b and possibly a plan c when things need changing, unlike a certain mr JM.
              Its called tactical nous mate.

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              • Quaz

                #22
                Originally posted by Stanley76
                Its called tactical nous mate.
                certainly is, this is a good reason for looking forward to the rest of this season.

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                • Fawny
                  Silver Seat
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 1245

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Quaz
                  i think the good thing with Warnock he has a plan b and possibly a plan c when things need changing, unlike a certain mr JM.
                  Yes its called "experience", Warnock has it, JM didn't.

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                  • Stanley
                    Guest
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 23693

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Fawny
                    Yes its called "experience", Warnock has it, JM didn't.
                    Not only that, JM clearly had anger-management issues. NW has a temper too, difference being he knows how and when to channel it to his and his teams advantage.

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