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i agree say at united where thier is 75,00+ every home game is you shout rooney your not a top flight football your just an over paid w****r than he aint going to hear you really is he! but at stanley were you are so close to the pitch and they can hear you it does effect the players so lets get behind them and cheer them on and support them becuase they do play for our team even if we like it or not
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It's clear that he only stepped up his game against Wolves and Vale to secure a deal with Huddersfield. That is not putting effort in for the good of the team. Put it this way - he's the exact opposite of Paul Mullin. Craney has talent that could knock on the door of the Premier league but an attitude and commitment level that drags him down to leagues one and two. Paul Mullin isn't a naturally gifted football player but works very hard at his game indeed, and even in dips of form is giving his all. Put the rose tinted specs down and you shall see the light brother. :) |
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I think he's picking up Shaker's remarks about Craney, TM.
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They get paid a hell of alot even at this level. Lets face it they are doing something they really enjoy and most people's jobs are the exact opposite
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why is it any different if you want to move onwards and upwards than your always going to try and give 100% some people enjoy thier jobs even if they dont get paid alot
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With the new form and effort of a certain John Miles - could he be the answer?
If he puts in a shift similar to Port vale, and shows he creativity and willingness to make runs - he will probably prove more effective through the middle. Its just his positional sense really - to often standing in no-mans land. Im being serious, John Miles has always possessed the ability - the application has been none existent. If he sorts it out, who knows? |
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:) John Miles good player in my book wasn,t given a real chance when he arrived from the Silkmen,or even J Ryan to step in to Ians shoes a good prospect:)
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If a player is having a stinker, then it is natural to groan and utter a despondent "come on" to whoever. But in my book to give personal abuse to a Stanley player - well you might just as well be sporting an opposition shirt ! - bet the opposition love these cowshedites reported on this thread.
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There could well be something in that. ;) What effect it has on the players I'm not sure, but encouraging players should be the way, especially the younger ones. Years ago, before Coley, someone tackled an incessant moaner (when they stood where the newest bit of stand is), and was told, " I've paid my money, I'll shout at them as much as I want". Point of view I suppose, but not mine. Last season at the Crown wore everybody down, and a couple of wins would help, but this continuous barracking of our own players wears me down more. (Especially during the 90 minute reprieve from Ricky Kirby) |
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To put this thread into perspective, go on to the Port Vale thread for after the Stanley match and they say much the same about their team and management. According to some this is why they lost. Now that was a decent ground with 6,600 folks in of which 6.500 were Port Vale fans. So it seems the way to go is to play all the games away from home and not risk the local supporters abuse of certain players. I know it is never going to happen - so the answer is to get behind the players - even if they are having a stinker - that way, we should be able to romp away with this league.
On the other side of the coin, good luck to Ian Craney, I know not everyone thinks he was the bees knees of the club (and I am one of them) but all the best at Huddersfield. |
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So what happens to this little bunch of saddos when the new stand is built? Presumably, they'll be standing on the Clayton End? Hope they're near me - I'll be giving 'em plenty of verbal!!
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Am glad Craney has gone , it might mean when we are chasing a game coleman might bring a striker on instead of pushing Ian up front . How many good games has Craney had since he came back ? Hope he does well at huddersfield though , but did stan ten buy him on advise from gary roberts ?
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To be honest, although the 'banter' can get a little out of hand, many of the comments from the cowshed are very much tongue-in-cheek and have people laughing.
Yes of course things may get personal, but that happens at every level. Personally I never negatively abuse players while they are on the pitch, as I don't think it does them any good and I've yet to see an abused player suddenly start playing better. |
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