Not sure that Williams in Centre midfield is Daveys most inspired decision

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    Farnham_Red Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    Surely putting Kay in Midfield and moving Hassel to centre back makes more sense
     
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    Agreed nt
     
    Guest, Dec 30, 2006
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    Denby Dale Tyke New Member

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    What an understatement. nt
     
    Denby Dale Tyke, Dec 30, 2006
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    pesonally i though putting Tonge on to replace him with 2 minutes less more inspiring than starting with fat lad!!
     
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    Dale Tonge

    Even less of a regular than Williams.

    I wouldn't even like to speculate as to Dale's preferred position.
     
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    any of these would have been a better option than what davey put out today with regards williams (and there are several more that would be better too).

    If he at any point during thr last few days thought to himself that robbie williams could do the job in central midfield against sheffield wednesday then i'm sorry but he's in the wrong job managing a football team.



    hassell - kay - atkinson - austin

    daveney - wroe - mccann - reid

    nardiello - hayes

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    hassell - kay - atkinson - austin

    daveney - tonge - mccann - reid

    nardiello - hayes
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    hassell - kay - atkinson - austin

    daveney - hayes - mccann - reid

    nardiello - richards
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    austin - hassell - atkinson - heckingbottom

    daveney - kay - mccann - reid

    nardiello - hayes
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    austin - kay - atkinson - heckingbottom

    daveney - hassell - mccann - reid

    nardiello - hayes
     
    SuperTyke, Dec 30, 2006
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    super tyke, just read your post and had to chuckle at the thought of Davey..

    sat at home thinking williams was the best option for winning the game. it gets funnier the more i dwell on it.
     
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    RE: super tyke, just read your post and had to chuckle at the thought of Davey..

    He said it was a joing decision between the coaches. Imagine the scene.....

    (the setting is the managers office. the coaches are sat around a table discussing the forthcoming match)
    Davey: with togwell out we need to decide who will replace him. any suggestions?
    Coach one (under 7's coach): theres always dale tonge, he's a midfielder
    Davey: anyone at all? nobody got a suggestion?
    Coach two: how about nicky wroe, he's not the best but it's his position
    Davey: i cant hear any suggestions. anyone got any for me?
    Coach one: so not tonge then? ok, healy? hes **** but midfielder
    Davey: somebody suggest something please
    Coach two again: kay can play midfield, stick austin at right back andmove hassell into central defence
    Davey: i've fecking got it. Robbie 'sausage' williams. He'll run the show that lad.
    Coaches one and two: eh? you've lost the plot mate.
     
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    yeah i'm imagining a proper monty python type meeting.

    i really am still laughing at the fat lad. Its nearing embarassment for him.
     
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    RE: yeah i'm imagining a proper monty python type meeting.

    He reminded me of the new kid at school who gets invited to join a game of football out of sympathy but doesnt know anybody and ends up just standing around in the middle of the pitch not daring to go for the ball.
     
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    yeah the sympathy vote. But even those kids ran around and looked bothered

    Proof that the academy is a raging success he is.
     
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    Very good indeed. That just about sums it up for me

    :D</p>

    Robbie was on a hiding to nothing today.</p>

    According to Mr Davey,the decision was a &quot;joint&quot; one made by the coaching staff.Tonge; Wroe &amp; Healyneed to pack up their tents (along with Davey himself).</p>
     
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