John Mullin ....

maccawozzagod

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is on trial with us next week. If he impresses and shows his fitness then we can play the Mullin brothers on the pitch together for the first time ... and on the same side!
 
the mullins connection up front sounds good ,it's got to be a improvement on last seasons crap.

ACCY TILL I DIE AND THEN SOME :alright:
 
we did have someone with pace just that he never got a proper chance and played in resevers all year
 
John Mullin in midfield would be good:)
a good player who could bring a wealth of experience but we must play him in his natural position, too many times last season we had to make do with players being asked to play out of position and it did not work:(
must prove himself fitness wise first though
 
Being unworldly in terms of league football I asked a diehard Burnley fan, "where exactly does he play?".

To cut a long story short, he didn't seem to know, saying, "them were dark days".

Branch revisited? :eek:
 
Being unworldly in terms of league football I asked a diehard Burnley fan, "where exactly does he play?".

To cut a long story short, he didn't seem to know, saying, "them were dark days".

Branch revisited? :eek:

I mentioned in another thread, could be useful but injury prone. As ever with ex-Burnley players you aren't likely to get them on the way up, even we have a job doing that :D

Maybe there is too much judgement made on how players were years ago to how they could perform in League 2 next season.

PS to answer the original question he used to play up front, but switched to midfield in the past couple of years.
 
Being unworldly in terms of league football I asked a diehard Burnley fan, "where exactly does he play?".

To cut a long story short, he didn't seem to know, saying, "them were dark days".

Branch revisited? :eek:

And here comes another one Oggy !!

Unsworth Leaves Burnley

Posted on: Mon 30 Jun 2008
David Unsworth has ended his association with Burnley Football Club after turning down the offer of a player/coaching role at Turf Moor.
The 34-year-old defender had been offered the dual role by Clarets manager Owen Coyle after his initial one-year deal expired this summer.
However, the former Everton and England defender has expressed a desire to extend his playing career and becomes a free agent from July 1.

A Cornucopia of OAP's ????.
 
As far as I know, Unsworth played 30-odd games for Burnley last season. Seems he could do a job for us, if he can be bothered (unlike Branch, Rogers, etc.). Looking at his quote in the LET about wanting to play, he can be bothered. Therefore, in the unlikely event that he fancies dropping down that far, sign him up (especially if he wants to help with the coaching, it would be nice to have a defensive specialist).

Only problem would be if he wanted to drop down that far (as lancsdave says) or whether he'd be too big a personality for our management team (too many examples to list).
 
As far as I know, Unsworth played 30-odd games for Burnley last season. Seems he could do a job for us, if he can be bothered (unlike Branch, Rogers, etc.). Looking at his quote in the LET about wanting to play, he can be bothered. Therefore, in the unlikely event that he fancies dropping down that far, sign him up (especially if he wants to help with the coaching, it would be nice to have a defensive specialist).

Only problem would be if he wanted to drop down that far (as lancsdave says) or whether he'd be too big a personality for our management team (too many examples to list).


I think it's the coaching side that he's trying to put off, although from what I can gather he is already doing his badges. It's because the coaching side was the primary offer on the contract he was offered that he turned it down.

When he came to us last season most fans moaned, he turned out to be one of the signings of the season.
 
Rhino (davey unsworth) despite getting older is easily championship quality.
I would eat my hat if he dropped into league 2.
 
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