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WARREN'S WOE
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| Warren Cummings |
CHERRIES' slim hopes of avoiding the drop have been rocked further by the loss of key defender Warren Cummings for the Easter period.
Cummings is certain to be taken out of the firing line after aggravating a shin injury during Cherries' 2-0 victory over Yeovil on Saturday.
The 27-year-old defender had been playing through the pain barrier after a heavy blow split open his lower left leg at Luton last month.
Cummings, who had six stitches at Kenilworth Road, then suffered an infection and has played the past seven games with the wound heavily bandaged.
However, disaster struck when he took another whack to the damaged area after being caught by Marcus Stewart inside the opening seconds against Yeovil.
And despite managing to run off the discomfort to complete his 22nd successive appearance, Cummings was admitted to hospital for a minor operation on Saturday night.
He told the Daily Echo: "It opened right up again. We couldn't stop the bleeding and there would have been a big risk of another infection if I hadn't got it sorted.
"I thought it was starting to clear up but, after about five seconds of the game, Marcus Stewart caught me right on the spot where the stitches had been.
"I've had it cleaned up and it's been properly stitched. It's disappointing and although I'm only speculating, hopefully it shouldn't be any longer than 10 days."
Cummings played his part as Cherries kept alive their faint hopes of preserving their League One status with a facile victory over hopelessly out of form Yeovil.
But although first-half goals from Danny Hollands and Sam Vokes secured the spoils, Crewe's win at Gillingham left Cherries 11 points adrift of safety.
Cummings, who is likely to sit out Cherries' Easter double header against Gillingham and Tranmere, added: "I thought we were very solid and Yeovil never looked like troubling us.
"There's no point in looking at the table because we know we're still behind. We can only look if we get a few wins under our belt.
"We are professionals and have a job to do until the last game of the season, whatever is thrown our way. Unfortunately, we've been deducted 10 points and that's absolutely nothing to do with the players.
"I think it was a credit to everyone in the dressing room for the way we bounced back so convincingly following two successive defeats."
Cherries boss Kevin Bond, who was forced to name five youth team players on the bench, said: "Under difficult circumstances, the lads did exceptionally well.
"It was a great win capped off by two good goals and a clean sheet. On the balance of play, I thought we might have had more goals but I was thoroughly delighted with what we got because the lads gave a good account of themselves."
Bond added: "We can't do anything about the other teams, we can only try to affect what we do.
"If this keeps us in the hunt then that is probably as much as we can ask at this moment in time. It should give us a big lift going into our next game."
7:00am Monday 17th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: cherryfan, Horndean on 8:48am Mon 17 Mar 08
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
Posted by: footyfan, salisbury on 8:52am Mon 17 Mar 08
i agree. give the boys a chance and let them show you what they can do, you might be surprised. iv watched them at chapel gate and they play some good football
i agree. give the boys a chance and let them show you what they can do, you might be surprised. iv watched them at chapel gate and they play some good football
Posted by: footyfan, salisbury on 8:54am Mon 17 Mar 08
good luck to warren, hope he,s soon back though sure he will want to play his part in trying to keep us up.
good luck to warren, hope he,s soon back though sure he will want to play his part in trying to keep us up.
Posted by: lymocherry, Lymington on 8:56am Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]cherryfan[/bold] wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!![/quote] I don't think he has much choice!!!
cherryfan wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
I don't think he has much choice!!!
Posted by: Garyt, Daventry on 11:53am Mon 17 Mar 08
Look out for an emergency loan of a 35+ year old, long term injured defender in the next couple of days!
Look out for an emergency loan of a 35+ year old, long term injured defender in the next couple of days!
Posted by: tparkersmith, Poole on 12:07pm Mon 17 Mar 08
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
Posted by: lymocherry, Lymington on 12:21pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]tparkersmith[/bold] wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.[/quote] It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
tparkersmith wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
Posted by: A surprise, Bournemouth on 12:26pm Mon 17 Mar 08
I think the club should give an update on Anderton and Ryan garry not heard nothing official for some time?
I think the club should give an update on Anderton and Ryan garry not heard nothing official for some time?
Posted by: cherryfan, Horndean on 12:45pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Lymo, I think any one that lives in the real world knows we are down. If I thought there was a chance we could stay up then I would have not posted like I did. KB needs to join the real world and stop dreaming!
Lymo, I think any one that lives in the real world knows we are down. If I thought there was a chance we could stay up then I would have not posted like I did. KB needs to join the real world and stop dreaming!
Posted by: Garyt, Daventry on 1:04pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tparkersmith[/bold] wrote: I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season. Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.[/quote] It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen. Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to. [/quote] Lymo, the comment on the 35+ loan player was tongue in cheek!
Do not kid yourself we have any chance of staying up this season. Realistically, we would need 6 wins and 2 draws from the last 8 games (even then relying on others results as well), which simply will not happen. The young lads should be being blooded NOW, not to put pressure on them to win games, but to give them the experience needed to start next season at least a little experienced. I for one would much rather throw away 10 points or so this year blooding these young players, than lose points early next year getting the boys up to speed then. Given our tenuous circumstances, surely even Bond must see these players have to be a major part of the club's plans for getting out of L2. I'm not suggesting all of the youngsters should be on the pitch simultaneously, as that could well be counterproductive to their confidence, but they should all be getting some significant playing time during the last 8 games of the season, not 90 seconds after a game is already well won or lost.
lymocherry wrote:
tparkersmith wrote: I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season. Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen. Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
Lymo, the comment on the 35+ loan player was tongue in cheek!
Do not kid yourself we have any chance of staying up this season. Realistically, we would need 6 wins and 2 draws from the last 8 games (even then relying on others results as well), which simply will not happen. The young lads should be being blooded NOW, not to put pressure on them to win games, but to give them the experience needed to start next season at least a little experienced. I for one would much rather throw away 10 points or so this year blooding these young players, than lose points early next year getting the boys up to speed then. Given our tenuous circumstances, surely even Bond must see these players have to be a major part of the club's plans for getting out of L2. I'm not suggesting all of the youngsters should be on the pitch simultaneously, as that could well be counterproductive to their confidence, but they should all be getting some significant playing time during the last 8 games of the season, not 90 seconds after a game is already well won or lost.
Posted by: lymocherry, Lymington on 1:22pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Garyt[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tparkersmith[/bold] wrote: I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season. Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.[/quote] It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen. Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to. [/quote] Lymo, the comment on the 35+ loan player was tongue in cheek!
Do not kid yourself we have any chance of staying up this season. Realistically, we would need 6 wins and 2 draws from the last 8 games (even then relying on others results as well), which simply will not happen. The young lads should be being blooded NOW, not to put pressure on them to win games, but to give them the experience needed to start next season at least a little experienced. I for one would much rather throw away 10 points or so this year blooding these young players, than lose points early next year getting the boys up to speed then. Given our tenuous circumstances, surely even Bond must see these players have to be a major part of the club's plans for getting out of L2. I'm not suggesting all of the youngsters should be on the pitch simultaneously, as that could well be counterproductive to their confidence, but they should all be getting some significant playing time during the last 8 games of the season, not 90 seconds after a game is already well won or lost.[/quote] It wont happen, that would be the manager admitting defeat this season, before we are mathematically certain, no manager will do that. The idea of playing the lads is fine but it will never happen under any manager until we are done for.
Garyt wrote:
lymocherry wrote:
tparkersmith wrote: I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season. Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen. Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
Lymo, the comment on the 35+ loan player was tongue in cheek!
Do not kid yourself we have any chance of staying up this season. Realistically, we would need 6 wins and 2 draws from the last 8 games (even then relying on others results as well), which simply will not happen. The young lads should be being blooded NOW, not to put pressure on them to win games, but to give them the experience needed to start next season at least a little experienced. I for one would much rather throw away 10 points or so this year blooding these young players, than lose points early next year getting the boys up to speed then. Given our tenuous circumstances, surely even Bond must see these players have to be a major part of the club's plans for getting out of L2. I'm not suggesting all of the youngsters should be on the pitch simultaneously, as that could well be counterproductive to their confidence, but they should all be getting some significant playing time during the last 8 games of the season, not 90 seconds after a game is already well won or lost.
It wont happen, that would be the manager admitting defeat this season, before we are mathematically certain, no manager will do that. The idea of playing the lads is fine but it will never happen under any manager until we are done for.
Posted by: Julie, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen on 1:27pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Hoping that you get better soon.
Hoping that you get better soon.
Posted by: Julie, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen on 1:27pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Hope that you are back playing soon
Hope that you are back playing soon
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 2:35pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]cherryfan[/bold] wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!![/quote] You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.
cherryfan wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.
Posted by: Noel, Bournemouth on 2:36pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tparkersmith[/bold] wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.[/quote] It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
[/quote] Lyocherry what are you saying here?
You seem to be arguing both ways at once.
We seem to have only 10 fit first team players (including an on-loan goalkeeper). Is there any option but to play the youth team players?
lymocherry wrote:
tparkersmith wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
Lyocherry what are you saying here?
You seem to be arguing both ways at once.
We seem to have only 10 fit first team players (including an on-loan goalkeeper). Is there any option but to play the youth team players?
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 2:38pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Garyt[/bold] wrote:
Look out for an emergency loan of a 35+ year old, long term injured defender in the next couple of days![/quote] No need to get one on loan Havnt Luton got another one who is to tired to drive to work they can ofload on us
Garyt wrote:
Look out for an emergency loan of a 35+ year old, long term injured defender in the next couple of days!
No need to get one on loan Havnt Luton got another one who is to tired to drive to work they can ofload on us
Posted by: cherryfan, Horndean on 3:24pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Nice replies here, made me chuckle on a dull Monday :o)
Nice replies here, made me chuckle on a dull Monday :o)
Posted by: lymocherry, Lymington on 4:06pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Noel[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]tparkersmith[/bold] wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.[/quote] It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
[/quote] Lyocherry what are you saying here?
You seem to be arguing both ways at once.
We seem to have only 10 fit first team players (including an on-loan goalkeeper). Is there any option but to play the youth team players?[/quote] What I am saying is that through choice alone these players will not play but if there is no choice then one or two will get a game, it will not however be the numbers you are saying ie the bulk of the team, does that clear it up for you. It's quite simple really.
Noel wrote:
lymocherry wrote:
tparkersmith wrote:
I totally agree with cherryfan and at this stage in the season we really should face up to the truth of where we are destined to be next season.
Blood the youngsters now and start building the foundations of a promotion winning season. We've got the talent but it needs some competitive, grown-up match experience.
It isn't going to happen, there is not a manager in the country that would blood these youngsters whilst there is still an outside chance of saving ourselves. I can't understand why there is now this demand on these young lads, they are not even full time pro's and you want them to play until the end of the season, it just wont happen.
Realistically with the injuries a couple might get a game or they will be on the bench but you can't expect them to make up the bulk of the team. There is no chance of us getting in any more loan payers under any circumstances that emergency only applies to the goalkeeper position because it is a unique one, so you may well get to see more of these lads than you think, I personally think it is asking too much of them whilst we are still in with a chance and why give up on the season until we have to.
Lyocherry what are you saying here?
You seem to be arguing both ways at once.
We seem to have only 10 fit first team players (including an on-loan goalkeeper). Is there any option but to play the youth team players?
What I am saying is that through choice alone these players will not play but if there is no choice then one or two will get a game, it will not however be the numbers you are saying ie the bulk of the team, does that clear it up for you. It's quite simple really.
Posted by: lymocherry, Lymington on 4:09pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]kevvo[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]cherryfan[/bold] wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!![/quote] You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.[/quote] Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.
kevvo wrote:
cherryfan wrote:
OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.
Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 6:05pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]kevvo[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]cherryfan[/bold] wrote: OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!![/quote] You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.[/quote] Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.[/quote] Oh I am sure they where out there but whether they would sign for us is another thing but you must have confused my post with someone else I was making a joke about signing a player of 80 odd with a wooden leg I didnt mean it but as you mentioned it I dont think paying and old Luton chuck out a Years wages to sit around doing nothing just because he was a Pal of his at Pompey was good business but as I said I am passed worrying now we cant do anything so I was joking !!!!
lymocherry wrote:
kevvo wrote: cherryfan wrote: OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.
Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.
Oh I am sure they where out there but whether they would sign for us is another thing but you must have confused my post with someone else I was making a joke about signing a player of 80 odd with a wooden leg I didnt mean it but as you mentioned it I dont think paying and old Luton chuck out a Years wages to sit around doing nothing just because he was a Pal of his at Pompey was good business but as I said I am passed worrying now we cant do anything so I was joking !!!!
Posted by: brianthesnail, poole on 7:57pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Just got of the phone with a contact at AFCB the rumor has it the Sam Vokes is going to be sold to Newcastle if the club comes out of administration (UNDER THE MOSTYN GROUP) and loaned to the Southampton for the remainder of the season. WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!
Just got of the phone with a contact at AFCB the rumor has it the Sam Vokes is going to be sold to Newcastle if the club comes out of administration (UNDER THE MOSTYN GROUP) and loaned to the Southampton for the remainder of the season. WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!!
Posted by: Liarcherry, jeffs conscience on 8:40pm Mon 17 Mar 08
And Anderton has been sold to Juventus and loaned back to Bashley for the Season.
Perrett is being sponsered next Season by LA Fitness and will also be playing his 3 games a Year for Bashley
And Anderton has been sold to Juventus and loaned back to Bashley for the Season.
Perrett is being sponsered next Season by LA Fitness and will also be playing his 3 games a Year for Bashley
Posted by: Liarcherry, jeffs conscience on 8:44pm Mon 17 Mar 08
[quote][bold]kevvo[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]lymocherry[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]kevvo[/bold] wrote: [quote][bold]cherryfan[/bold] wrote: OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!![/quote] You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.[/quote] Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.[/quote] Oh I am sure they where out there but whether they would sign for us is another thing but you must have confused my post with someone else I was making a joke about signing a player of 80 odd with a wooden leg I didnt mean it but as you mentioned it I dont think paying and old Luton chuck out a Years wages to sit around doing nothing just because he was a Pal of his at Pompey was good business but as I said I am passed worrying now we cant do anything so I was joking !!!! [/quote] Kevvo will you stop complaining about Bonds greatest signing For the first half of the Season Russ didnt put a foot wrong in fact he hardly put a foot on the pitch. It is very difficult to come back from rigor-mortis and be the same player
kevvo wrote:
lymocherry wrote: kevvo wrote: cherryfan wrote: OK Kev,if Warren's going to be out, and I know you don't want to do this but GIVE A YOUTH PLAYER A CHANCE!!!!!
You can see the Headline INSPIRED SELECTION BY BOND after having no choice but to change things around or if not INEPERIENCE COST US DEARLY Bond then says he tried to sign an 85 Year Old with one leg because the lads lacked experiece The man has got it made cant lose can he plenty of scenarios to take our eyes off all the games he threw away early in the Season.
Come on then kevvo explain to me what twenty somethings with experience that we could have gotten at the beginning of the season with the finances we have had at the club.
Oh I am sure they where out there but whether they would sign for us is another thing but you must have confused my post with someone else I was making a joke about signing a player of 80 odd with a wooden leg I didnt mean it but as you mentioned it I dont think paying and old Luton chuck out a Years wages to sit around doing nothing just because he was a Pal of his at Pompey was good business but as I said I am passed worrying now we cant do anything so I was joking !!!!
Kevvo will you stop complaining about Bonds greatest signing For the first half of the Season Russ didnt put a foot wrong in fact he hardly put a foot on the pitch. It is very difficult to come back from rigor-mortis and be the same player
Posted by: kevvo, The dog house again on 8:52pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Ha ha very good at last someone with my warped sense of humour
Ha ha very good at last someone with my warped sense of humour
Posted by: AFCB_exile, Coventry on 9:28pm Mon 17 Mar 08
Nice try snail! CVA meeting 7th April; Loan transfer window closes 27th March. I detect a slight problem with your theory.
Nice try snail! CVA meeting 7th April; Loan transfer window closes 27th March. I detect a slight problem with your theory.
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