who thinks we should have another look at stuart fleetwood hea just scored 2 goals against rotherham.how about a rush loan move before next week
stuart fleetwood
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we couldn't afford him now, FGR will want at least £150,000 for him.
Watched the rotherham highlights, I'm sure the commentator said after Stuart Fleetwood's 2nd goal that he had now scored 20 goals this season!!! By all means correct me if i heard this wrong.
Repeat after me W-e d-o n-o-t n-e-e-d f-o-r-w-a-d-s w-e n-e-e-d a d-e-f-e-n-c- e.who thinks we should have another look at stuart fleetwood hea just scored 2 goals against rotherham.how about a rush loan move before next week
No, he's been banging them in all season. But Stuart said earlier this season, when everyone was taking a second look, that he's a loyal player. So maybe £200,000 +.
always rated him, but it seems that neither Hereford or Coley could afford patience enough for him to fully recover from illness - a bit like Aldershot with our Roscoe a couple of years back ! A pity because I think we let a diamond slip through our fingers.
I have scoured other websites and clearly the world and his wife rate Fleetwood, he is likely to go to a Championship side.
I've seen FGR play several times this season as they are a fairly easy journey for me to get to, and Stuart Fleetwood has been a revelation, scoring some cracking goals. That total of 20 in League and Cup matches is correct, as far as I am aware, and he is the leading scorer in the BSP League this season.
There is no doubt that his goalscoring ability has been one of the reasons why FGR have been in good form this season and are currently lying in sixth place, just behind the play-off positions, but in all fairness, it has not just been Fleetwood who has brought about this transformation of a side who have struggled so often in the past. Manager Jim Harvey has forged a very hard-working side who, more often than not, play to their strengths and are getting the results which they deserve, playing good attacking passing football, and unbeaten in their last 10 matches, including the cup tie against Rotherham last Sunday, which FGR were a bit unlucky not to win, having been 2-0 ahead at haftime, courtesy of Super Stuart !
Fleetwood has declared his intention at present to remain with FGR this season (I hope he does) but of course, we all know how quickly things can change in football. It seemed like only about 5 mins between celebrating Gary Roberts' great second goal at Torquay last season and him leaving for Ipswich !!!
There is no doubt that his goalscoring ability has been one of the reasons why FGR have been in good form this season and are currently lying in sixth place, just behind the play-off positions, but in all fairness, it has not just been Fleetwood who has brought about this transformation of a side who have struggled so often in the past. Manager Jim Harvey has forged a very hard-working side who, more often than not, play to their strengths and are getting the results which they deserve, playing good attacking passing football, and unbeaten in their last 10 matches, including the cup tie against Rotherham last Sunday, which FGR were a bit unlucky not to win, having been 2-0 ahead at haftime, courtesy of Super Stuart !
Fleetwood has declared his intention at present to remain with FGR this season (I hope he does) but of course, we all know how quickly things can change in football. It seemed like only about 5 mins between celebrating Gary Roberts' great second goal at Torquay last season and him leaving for Ipswich !!!
Hi Urban, wondered why I hadn't seen you away with Stanley this term. Knew you had a soft spot for FGR as well, but hope to see you in your red 'nwhite scarf in the next month or so. Good insight on the thread subject.
Thanks Long Lost Son.
The reason for my absence so far this season from any Stanley away matches is easy to explain - I was on holiday for the Wycombe game (went there last season to see us draw 1-1) and had to miss both the Dagenham and Barnet matches as I had a bad bout of flu and sinus problems.
This season, there will be fewer opportunities for those of us Stanley supporters living in the south to be able to see the team, because Walsall, Swindon,and Bristol Rovers were all promoted (I saw Stanley lose at all three venues last season, sadly) and Torquay United disappeared in the other direction (saw us win there). There is no Carling Cup match at Watford this season, and of the relegated teams from last time, only Brentford are really in range (will definitely be at that game in February).It has certainly been very frustrating, but I have been following Stanley's fortunes on the radio and on Sky Sports.I'm hoping to see Stanley play as soon as I can, but in the meantime, have been watching FGR from time to time (not every home game because I am a jinx I think !) and it has been very entertaining.
Hope to catch up with you all again soon on the terraces.
It was a fantastic all round performance by FGR tonight - they demolished the Millers !
oh well that rules us out
what like the same figure ruled us out of going for Clayton Donald at York?
I hope Sammy McIlroy will offer a couple of Jim Harveys players possibly Mike Howard who was the best left back in the Conference last season and Wayne Curtis in exchange for Fleetwood.
Somehow I dont think Jim will sell him to us !
Somehow I dont think Jim will sell him to us !