I think it should be someone other than Koren, as I don't think he's going to be a regular starter(though I still think we'll see plenty of him). I'd probably give it to Davies, who is currently moving into a house opposite my office. Shall I wave?
Not seen anything going in yet, just my mates stuff being moved out(my mate has a brown leather sofa if that helps?).
It has a YO postcode, though as it's only one mile outside of HU15, I think the club will probably let him off.
Not good enough IMO. Davies out!!!! A house down my close is currently having a kitchen extension built and then it's going on the open market. It's had one or two ex City managers( well 5 to be exact)live in it over the years. If it could talk it would have some tales to tell, especially with regards to one particular ex manager. No prizes for guessing who.
I've only ever been in The Tiger once. Went with her indoors and it was like when the two Americans walked into The Slaughtered Lamb in American Werewolf. Horrible place.
I seem to be trapped,under a huge pile of concrete,on OPE. I was just in the middle of writing a meaningful letter to Mr Allam,and then,and i'm not kidding you....all hell broke loose. I don't like to bother you guy's,really i don't... but im a bit hungry
Postcode update... He's not bought the house, he's renting it, presumably while he finds one with an HU postcode. All is well with the world.
Come on then ffs,i'm in here somewhere... [video=youtube_share;go9sS8GqNhQ]http://youtu.be/go9sS8GqNhQ[/video]
Slightly O/T but I seem to recall Chester living near the Beech Tree in Kirk Ella. It's not this one is it?
Iv'e not been there in a while myself Chazz,but i grew up there,and i actually miss the place. Iv'e been back for a look around,but its not as posh as it used to be. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-humber-23635445
Nope, he lives 3 houses down the road towards Anlaby which name I've forgotten, the one opposite Gorton Road.
I beg to differ PLT. I don't believe I've missed your point at all - in fact I'm arguing against your stated assertion that captains do not/should not get into tactical decision making on the field during a game. I was also presenting my opinions as to why central defenders are best positioned to fulfill a captains role, which should, in my mind, involve tactical awareness and communication thereof to team-mates from their ideal positional vantage point. I quote you - ( "I don't really get this thing of centre backs making good captains because they can see what's going on in front of them" . Centre backs do not necessarily make good captains, with that i agree, but a centre back is IMO ( I attempted to explain) the best position on the field for a good captain to play. Of course, as you stated in your response, strategies and tactics are drilled into players during the many hours of training by their coaches & managers. A coach or manager needs one player (the captain) he can trust to completely understand the various blueprints of the strategies/tactics he has hopefully drilled into all team members. The manager will expect the captain to fully buy-in to those strategies/tactics. This captain is, on the field of play, the voice of the manager/coach, and one of his major roles should be to ensure that the other players do not forget or waiver from their given roles within those management designed blueprints. They clearly vary during the cut & thrust and changing dynamics throughout any given game. A good manager will rely on a trusted captain to re-enforce (not dream-up new ones - your words - not my suggestion at all) the strategies/tactics defined by the manager/coach. Footballers are forgetful, sometimes lazy, sometimes outright awkward in attitude and may stray from the "game-plan". A captains job is to steady the ship and let them know when they are falling short in their individual roles/responsibilities within the overall "plan". Clearly it helps immensely if the captain is vocal, persuasive, able to coax and unafraid to give his team-mates a bollocking when needed. Above all, he has to have the respect of his team-mates, both on and off the field. I really do not understand your statement - I quote "They just need to lead and nothing more". Exactly what does "lead" constitute ? If, as you and others may be implying, leading involves just chatting to the ref., there are some crap managers & captains out there no ?
