by Ian Royal » 13 Mar 2008 21:51
by West Stand Man » 13 Mar 2008 21:56
Thou Voice We we all knew that the Balding Guy sat quietly during matches, we've now had it confirmed from a player that he is just as silent during training.
I quote from the article...
Mr Coppell is the boss but basically he does nothing during training.
by earleyroyal » 13 Mar 2008 22:03
Archie's penaltyearleyroyal Archie's Penalty - I have heard of fishing but was trying to get an insight into the mind of TV. Why do it? Surely he realises that pissing people off on an internet messageboard is one of the sadder things to waste your life doing.
Actually no he doesn't, I think that solves it
Well being on here is kinda sad in the first place I guess...
by brendywendy » 14 Mar 2008 10:10
by MartinRdg » 14 Mar 2008 10:29
From Despair To Where? So let me get this right, the gist of the interview is "i was brought here to instil a short passing game into the mentality of my team mates but as I expected, some are struggling with this at the moment".
Seems to me, he's criticising the footballing culture in this country rather than any particular indivduals, something we have done on here on numerous occasions, and is somewhat in tune with the reasoning behind the management bringing him here in the first place..
by rotherwick_royal » 14 Mar 2008 11:09
by Royal With Cheese » 14 Mar 2008 12:30
rotherwick_royal Really interesting stuff. I think if he sticks around long enough he will become a legend at the club.
by Dirk Gently » 14 Mar 2008 12:31
Royal With Cheeserotherwick_royal Really interesting stuff. I think if he sticks around long enough he will become a legend at the club.
Agreed. I already think of him as being a legend as we've won two on the spin.
However, if we lose the next game I will, naturally, call for the entire first team to be dropped, and for Coppell to resign.
I AM A READING FAN.
by Tilehurst End » 14 Mar 2008 12:57
by readingbedding » 14 Mar 2008 13:23
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 14 Mar 2008 13:31
I get the feeling it's not even really a moan. It just looks like he's been asked about the differences here to what he is used to at home.readingbedding Absolute mountain out of a molehill.
Strikers are selfish SHOCKER.
Even more so when they are in a bit of a rut...MORE SHOCKS.
It's just a bit of a moan from a creative midfielder asking his fellow strikers to invite him in the attacking play.
by readingbedding » 14 Mar 2008 13:43
Rev Algenon Stickleback HI get the feeling it's not even really a moan. It just looks like he's been asked about the differences here to what he is used to at home.readingbedding Absolute mountain out of a molehill.
Strikers are selfish SHOCKER.
Even more so when they are in a bit of a rut...MORE SHOCKS.
It's just a bit of a moan from a creative midfielder asking his fellow strikers to invite him in the attacking play.
by RoyalBlue » 14 Mar 2008 14:04
Xavier OnassisUnless you were Marek against City in which case passing was the way to give the opposition possession.SteveRoyal If i'm honest, i'm reading the article and thinking "This is so goddarned true... finally."
Then i think, he hasn't been learning English for long, maybe the Journalists have twisted his words?
Still. No criticisms, he doesn't sound like he's insulting anyone, just having a whine at the lack of passing done. I agree, passing is the way forwards.
by brendywendy » 14 Mar 2008 14:07
RoyalBlueXavier OnassisUnless you were Marek against City in which case passing was the way to give the opposition possession.SteveRoyal If i'm honest, i'm reading the article and thinking "This is so goddarned true... finally."
Then i think, he hasn't been learning English for long, maybe the Journalists have twisted his words?
Still. No criticisms, he doesn't sound like he's insulting anyone, just having a whine at the lack of passing done. I agree, passing is the way forwards.
I guess it's human nature to easily spot the few occasions when one of his passes did go astray and gift possession to the opposition, rather than see the numerous occasions on which he passed the ball perfectly to feet with little or no show/fuss. I bet his pass completion rate was actually very high.
by RoyalBlue » 14 Mar 2008 14:23
by winchester_royal » 14 Mar 2008 14:30
by readingbedding » 14 Mar 2008 14:47
winchester_royal As usual an inocuous comment taken by the media and turned into a big thing......not once does marek 'slam' any of the strikers, he is just saying how there are times where in the uk the strikers do things differently.........
Someone needed to tell doyle and kits they are too selfish anyway....coppell wasn't gonna do it
by Chuckle Brother » 14 Mar 2008 16:05
by Archie's penalty » 14 Mar 2008 16:22
Chuckle Brother If I was him I'd actually have gone even further. I'd have said that since he has been in the team the strikers are not intelligent enough or don't have good enough movement to enable him to play the clever passes that are what we are missing this season. Meaning he has to try passes that really aren't on meaning he is giving the ball away more than he would like.
by Chuckle Brother » 14 Mar 2008 17:27
Archie's penaltyChuckle Brother If I was him I'd actually have gone even further. I'd have said that since he has been in the team the strikers are not intelligent enough or don't have good enough movement to enable him to play the clever passes that are what we are missing this season. Meaning he has to try passes that really aren't on meaning he is giving the ball away more than he would like.
Pretty harsh CB.
Think Doyle makes pretty good runs.
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