Who needs to intercourse off?

Quoted from ginnywings

It's 3 years for Gibson, 2 for Jackson and 1 for Sissay, but your point stands.

3 years for Gibson that ls the same as bogle got - but the gulf between  them is a chasm. Bogle was immediately one of our best players when  he arrived - Gibson didn't know the offside rule.

Him and jackson are not particularly young either- 23. So unlikely to progress much at all.

Quoted from cannylad68

I'm surprised at the criticism of Jackson and Gibson.

Surely neither of them have had sufficient playing time.

They are quickly becoming players that get better, the more they sit on the bench...

I’d keep Spokes and Jackson as they both have a bit of potential to work on . Tbf to Jackson he didn’t want to go full time so he could complete his university course. I don’t think the problem lies with the young lads anyway . It’s the so called experienced pros who are .

Quoted from Jarmo.Is.God

Fenty & Day

I disagree.

Fenty, Day and Marley.

What the hell is this love in with Jackson Jnr? Headless chicken. The lad's clueless. Saying this player and that player should fook off and then be soft as shite about him. We've played just over half a season without a single competent League Two striker. Not one, what chance have we got of winning games? And what chance have we got in pinning our hopes up front on an injury prone statue of a striker? But that's all we've got at the minute. We play with Hanson up top on his own, the balls into him need to be so accurate because he can offer nothing else other than directly to his feet and chest or for him to head the ball on. His lack of movement cuts down the options and angles of passing to him. You can't play it down the sides of defenders because he can't get there, you can't play it into space because he can't get there in front of the defender. Hanson offers one option of pass and his markers know that so he's easy to mark and for our players harder to pass to. So Hanson needs a partner and we've got a player in Green that's so bereft of confidence that he's like a comedy character who the ball bounces off all of the time no matter how hard he tries and just runs slowly into opposing players to give away countless free kicks, a headless chicken in Ira and Gibson who is further down the pecking order than the other two. Fix our forward line with one or two competent forwards who have a little pace, (we may have to gamble cost wise on a couple of talented mobile youth from higher up the pyramid), and it may improve our teamplay immeasurably..

Some of the players mentioned on this thread are a lot better than some people think. Continually in and out of the side, moved from position to position, different team mates every game and when they come in the rest of the team is short on confidence or they're brought on as subs when the game is gone on a shitheap of a pitch or even recovering from injuries and not up to match speed, and then they're out of the team again and rinse and repeat..

Hopefully Hurst can add two or three more in the right areas of the pitch to give all of our players a lift and we can get a more settled side together..

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

I’d keep Spokes and Jackson as they both have a bit of potential to work on . Tbf to Jackson he didn’t want to go full time so he could complete his university course. I don’t think the problem lies with the young lads anyway . It’s the so called experienced pros who are .

Agreed. Jackson and Spokes combined have made about half the starts Rose has. While they appear unlikely to be the solution to our problems, their also not really the problem.  The senior so called pros in our squad are a complete shambles.

Don't worry the Shop is coming to save us

ps was referring to morais as the 35 year old  who hasn't played for a year

Quoted from forza ivano

Don't worry the Shop is coming to save us

ps was referring to morais as the 35 year old  who hasn't played for a year

I realise that now forza, sorry pal 😅