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Saw Micky o and Roosy speaking at training today, sounds like Micky got through the session well and will line up, they suggested that Spriggs will be the unlucky one to miss
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Spriggs, Fosdike and McVeigh are the official emergencies.LIFE GOES ONComment
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promising to know that we have a little depth in the midfield and can cover for a few injuriesCome on Magic!Comment
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Spriggs is stiff. Much better than Bevan last week.Comment
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I agree.Originally posted by Bleed Red Blood
Spriggs is stiff. Much better than Bevan last week.I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his timeComment
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likewiseCome on Magic!Comment
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Maybe Beven has "cemented" a spot in the side, regardless of the occassional bad game? I agree that it'd be rough for Spriggs to miss out.Occupational hazards:
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MOL could easilly wake up with a twinge and pull out Sunday...
Spriggs probably showed enough to make sure he gets a decent chance in the seniors this year. I am pleased to say I thought he did enough last week. Hope to see him and Fozzie in the 22 by season's end.Comment
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I'd rather see Bevan and McVeigh firmly established in the 22 by season's end because they have more scope for improvement. McVeigh, in particular, is the one we need to turn into a top class midfielder. The very early signs in the pre-season were very very good so it's a tad disappointing that he hasn't gone on with it yet this year.Originally posted by ROK Lobster
Spriggs probably showed enough to make sure he gets a decent chance in the seniors this year. I am pleased to say I thought he did enough last week. Hope to see him and Fozzie in the 22 by season's end.Comment
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That is a bit unfair if you consider how bloated the midfield/half forward line is already and that there are a few "undroppable" players there as well.Originally posted by liz
I'd rather see Bevan and McVeigh firmly established in the 22 by season's end because they have more scope for improvement. McVeigh, in particular, is the one we need to turn into a top class midfielder. The very early signs in the pre-season were very very good so it's a tad disappointing that he hasn't gone on with it yet this year.
We are shooting ourselves in the foot by not giving some of the younger guys more time. At least Dempster, The Hyphen, Bevan and Bucky are still playing. That is pretty good.Last edited by Wil; 16 April 2005, 09:02 AM.Comment
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I thought McVeigh showed good signs in the 2 games so far this season. A tad dissapointing that he hasn't been allowed to go on with itOriginally posted by liz
I'd rather see Bevan and McVeigh firmly established in the 22 by season's end because they have more scope for improvement. McVeigh, in particular, is the one we need to turn into a top class midfielder. The very early signs in the pre-season were very very good so it's a tad disappointing that he hasn't gone on with it yet this year.
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
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I suppose those two sentences contradict each other.Originally posted by Wil
We are shooting ourselves in the foot by not giving some of the younger guys more time. At least Dempster, The Hyphen, Bevan and Bucky are still playing.
As you say, we still have quite a number of young guys in the side. There's just not enough free spots for all of them. But at least we've got the competition for spots that means there are others knocking on the door ready to go.Visit my eBay store -
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So who would you drop to allow McVeigh into the side?Originally posted by stellation
I thought McVeigh showed good signs in the 2 games so far this season. A tad dissapointing that he hasn't been allowed to go on with it
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Originally posted by Bleed Red Blood
Spriggs is stiff. Much better than Bevan last week.
Bevan had a horror night, but can still kick a footy. Spriggs was deliberately trying to not kick the thing, and was making stupid handpasses to other players under pressure. Very dodgy, i tell you.
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