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  1. Bri

    Brian Mahoneys Waist Well-Known Member

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    Kieran Lee from Oldham,massive club signing league 1 players whatever next.
     
    Brian Mahoneys Waist, May 15, 2012
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    He's a great signing for them

    I mentioned his name last week as one we should be going for, infact the first signing I'd make. Ex Man United, solid right back that is comfortable going forward, will be one to watch if they sign him.

    If we start the season with Wiseman at right back, we'll get relegated.
     
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    Imagine the meltdown from some on here if we had signed him.
     
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    Only from the EA Sports and soccerbase experts

    anyone who lives or even regularly visits the real world and has an ounce of footballing intelligence would be enthused by us signing him, he's highly regarded and has a decent pedigree. Not every lower league signing is a Wiseman or a Dagnall.
     
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    Re: He's a great signing for them

    You said right back, why would we sign a right back when Keef "has his right back"?
     
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    Im hoping Hill has realised Wiseman isnt up to it

    cos it stands out as blatant and obvious as f.u-,ck. As petty as it sounds, one of the main reasons Im yet to renew my season ticket is that Im waiting to see if he brings a right back in to replace him. If he doesnt, then my confidence in him as a manager will plummet, my expectation will be relegation and I'll be picking and choosing games that I attend until he's inevitably fired.
     
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    Re: Only from the EA Sports and soccerbase experts

    Rochdale fan told me Wiseman wasn't a fullback but Hill kept playing him there.

    Blind spot and it'll cost him.
     
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    Absolutely

    he hauled him off during the Reading game at home and I'd hoped that wouldve been enough, but then he played him in the remaining games, albeit sometimes pushing him forward out of the way, and he conceded goals from the right in pretty much every game til the end of the season.

    Hill has made some good, solid, well researched signings, some we are yet to see the best of (Goldbourne for example). But Wiseman isnt good enough, never will be, and if Hill digs his heels in and keeps playing him, he's not as good a manager as he thinks he is and he'll find out just how ruthless our owner can be when the mood takes him.
     
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    Re: Im hoping Hill has realised Wiseman isnt up to it

    I just can't see him not being first choice. There is no evidence to suggest that Hill has realised he is utter garbage.
     
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