Sean Mc - Page 67

Lord Didsbury · 14-03-2017, 22:10

Things I learnt tonight:
1. There IS a Sean McConville song
2.

VALAIRIAN · 14-03-2017, 22:44

Well... what is there to say about his performance tonight????

He - along with Matty - was close to being my Man of the Match before he scored that screamer

that sealed it for me

That being said, Matty chipped in with a couple also...

All in all, a tremendous team performance, but Macca showed some brilliant touches at times tonight - long may it continue

monkey hanger · 15-03-2017, 08:14

zero to hero in a few months.

baldy · 15-03-2017, 08:39

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

Macca showed some brilliant touches at times tonight - long may it continue

Can understand why some people dog him but, Sean has been showing brilliant touches all season mate!

His first touch is probably, one of, if not the best I've ever seen from a Stanley player!

AccyMad · 15-03-2017, 09:46

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Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

Things I learnt tonight:
1. There IS a Sean McConville song
2.

There's always been a Sean McConville song - different versions I grant you but there's always been one

football19 · 15-03-2017, 17:12

Think Pearson playing behind him has improved his consistency,he's always had ability.
Don't think I'd like upsetting Matty ��

KiTChener · 15-03-2017, 18:40

how many topics have had 1,000 posts?

only saying!

Lord Didsbury · 15-03-2017, 19:21

In the same way half of Manchester claim to have been to the Sex Pistols gig at the Free Trade Hall, I reckon we'll get a similar response from Stanley fans as they all proclaim: "I've always been Sean's no 1 fan".

maccawozzagod · 15-03-2017, 19:25

In honour of his current form I'm going to retire from this thread permanently.

Personally I think the problem with Sean is that we all know that he CAN do that but doesnt. Is he told to hold it back? For whatever reason he seems to have been unleashed and we like. More of it please Sean.

Pearson will always endear himself to fans because of his gung ho style, and I think he will win player of the season, but nobody could complain if Sean steams it

cashman · 15-03-2017, 19:48

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Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury

In the same way half of Manchester claim to have been to the Sex Pistols gig at the Free Trade Hall, I reckon we'll get a similar response from Stanley fans as they all proclaim: "I've always been Sean's no 1 fan".

Wrong heres one that won,t whilst he is having a damn good run, no doubt at all. if he actually put his foot in, and remained consistent he would have played at a higher level than us, no doubt about that.

VALAIRIAN · 15-03-2017, 20:14

One thing that was refreshing last night was the applause that Macca got from the Clayton End (and maybe main stand?) when he was announced as M.O.M.

cashman · 15-03-2017, 20:24

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Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN

One thing that was refreshing last night was the applause that Macca got from the Clayton End (and maybe main stand?) when he was announced as M.O.M.

It was earned and deserved.

VALAIRIAN · 15-03-2017, 20:30

Agreed Cashy, but often - in the past mainly - it would have been greeted with murmurs and some muted applause

Goes to show that - as you have pointed out - how consistent he has been playing - long may it continue

Alvin the chipmunk · 15-03-2017, 21:48

As others have mentioned...we can talk about consistency all we like. But as with many talented 4th division players....if he WAS more consistent he wouldn't be here.

In Coley and Macca we trust.

st06nc2 · 16-03-2017, 16:09

Trust him to play well in a game where it could all be wiped off record if they get wound up