Did anyone see any comment about why Eaves wasn't in squad at the weekend?Strong rumours from Scunthorpe that Eaves is to join them in January.![]()
Did anyone see any comment about why Eaves wasn't in squad at the weekend?Strong rumours from Scunthorpe that Eaves is to join them in January.![]()
If the suggestions about Arveladze and Knizinishvali are right he'd likely be third in line, would he want that? I don't know, hopefully the sale goes through and we find out soon enough, before Xmas with luck.
Who knows? If McCann keeps getting results they might have 2nd thoughts about him or the plan might be set in stone. Que sera sera, I'm happy enough to just wait and see now.I think there needs to be a level of continuity, if you change everything very quickly, then things can go wrong. Maybe, someone like Pennock might be kept on the coaching staff, as he knows the players and has been around even before McCann came on the scene?
Who knows? If McCann keeps getting results they might have 2nd thoughts about him or the plan might be set in stone. Que sera sera, I'm happy enough to just wait and see now.
Yes, its fairly normal practice to keep senior folk on for a while after a takeover. When my company was sold 2 of us had to stay on for 12 months to assist the handover. We did but it was clear the folk on the ground didn't really want us there. You know, 'we're bigger than you, we know better'. They didn't. After the 12 months we cleared off with our money, they ran the business into the ground inside 2 years!I've been witness to more than one business, which were bought, and the old management dispensed with, and new management brought in, who had no experience of the company they were managing, only for it to turn out to be a disaster. Football is different I know, but even so, whenever you take over a club, IMO you need some continuity, whether that is McCann staying for a short period or someone like Pennock being there, I feel the new owner and coach needs to have some help with the transitional period.
I've been witness to more than one business, which were bought, and the old management dispensed with, and new management brought in, who had no experience of the company they were managing, only for it to turn out to be a disaster. Football is different I know, but even so, whenever you take over a club, IMO you need some continuity, whether that is McCann staying for a short period or someone like Pennock being there, I feel the new owner and coach needs to have some help with the transitional period.
Trevor ????Strong rumours from Scunthorpe that Eaves is to join them in January.![]()
Eaves was doing shuttle runs on the pitch with Ingram, ahead of Reserves game on Saturday. He looked less than delighted with his lot, which strongly suggests to me that a spell at Scunthorpe, or similar, is beckoning.Strong rumours from Scunthorpe that Eaves is to join them in January.![]()
They need it !!!Eaves was doing shuttle runs on the pitch with Ingram, ahead of Reserves game on Saturday. He looked less than delighted with his lot, which strongly suggests to me that a spell at Scunthorpe, or similar, is beckoning.
if he can get his head straight (he was a first choice Championship striker 18 months ago) then he will score plenty for Scunny.
Eaves was doing shuttle runs on the pitch with Ingram, ahead of Reserves game on Saturday. He looked less than delighted with his lot, which strongly suggests to me that a spell at Scunthorpe, or similar, is beckoning.
if he can get his head straight (he was a first choice Championship striker 18 months ago) then he will score plenty for Scunny.
I agree with this and think something similar applies to Wilks, who seems to me to make the same mistakes as he was making 18 months ago. Eaves has had his moments but been very inconsistent, as to be fair has Magennis. I've personally always felt that if Eaves had been given a 10 game run in the first team, accepting that he would have some poor games in that run, at the end of that spell he might well have been a better bet than Josh. Even recently thought he was doing ok when he came in. I admit he has been poor at times but somehow not given the same leeway as certain other players. I often wonder if McCann didn't rate him in the first place.I don't think he's ever really looked comfortable at this level, or even in League 1 for us. Obviously he's scored goals occasionally, mostly from the bench, but he's not really had a good spell of form. Something must have been different for him at Gillingham, to have done so well there.
I think his lack of progress at City reflects poorly on our management/coaching. From day one he's done simple stuff poorly, like making frequent obvious fouls again and again. Surely that should be one of the easier things to coach out of a player, but he's never shown any sign of looking to do it any less often.
Happened to me twice. Fortunately, like you, I got out with the money, others weren’t so lucky.Yes, its fairly normal practice to keep senior folk on for a while after a takeover. When my company was sold 2 of us had to stay on for 12 months to assist the handover. We did but it was clear the folk on the ground didn't really want us there. You know, 'we're bigger than you, we know better'. They didn't. After the 12 months we cleared off with our money, they ran the business into the ground inside 2 years!
Anyone who thinks McCann should stay... give your head a shake... this will be the ALL NEW HCAFC...Who knows? If McCann keeps getting results they might have 2nd thoughts about him or the plan might be set in stone. Que sera sera, I'm happy enough to just wait and see now.
That’s like Magennis being caught offside. Is there a player in world football more offside than Josh ‘Offside’ Magennis?I don't think he's ever really looked comfortable at this level, or even in League 1 for us. Obviously he's scored goals occasionally, mostly from the bench, but he's not really had a good spell of form. Something must have been different for him at Gillingham, to have done so well there.
I think his lack of progress at City reflects poorly on our management/coaching. From day one he's done simple stuff poorly, like making frequent obvious fouls again and again. Surely that should be one of the easier things to coach out of a player, but he's never shown any sign of looking to do it any less often.
I agree. Although playing in attacking formation (like Saturday) means they can still be effective enough at this level.Neither are good enough to be playing in the Championship every week, but they're both top professionals and I can't argue with their commitment.
I agree. Although playing in attacking formation (like Saturday) means they can still be effective enough at this level.