Re: Carl Darlington SIGNED
 

[QUOTE=Omni;2028144]If he does 2 days plus matchdays then that's the same as Caskey did anyway. The way DK has set up training is that Monday's are Recovery Sessions anyway. A few players used to do this of their own accord under Mills but its far more structured under DK with the whole squad required to report for 10 and have a 2 hour session in the gym. He seems to pay far more attention to managing the players bodies than previous managers.

They'll then do training on at least 3 of the remaining days of the week so in essence, Darlington will only be missing for one 'tactical/training' session. I imagine he'll be heavily involved in the analysis as well when they discuss stuff back at the Cent after training.[/QUOTE]

A fair summation from you and Wop.:)

DOn't sound so optimistic though,there are eyes everywhere!.:hide:

Re: Carl Darlington SIGNED
 

[QUOTE=Omni;2028144]If he does 2 days plus matchdays then that's the same as Caskey did anyway. The way DK has set up training is that Monday's are Recovery Sessions anyway. A few players used to do this of their own accord under Mills but its far more structured under DK with the whole squad required to report for 10 and have a 2 hour session in the gym. He seems to pay far more attention to managing the players bodies than previous managers.

They'll then do training on at least 3 of the remaining days of the week so in essence, Darlington will only be missing for one 'tactical/training' session. I imagine he'll be heavily involved in the analysis as well when they discuss stuff back at the Cent after training.[/QUOTE]

Nah that will never work. 1 day in training and the rest down the pub. Worked for Brian Clough when he was at Forest apparently.

Will Darlington be involved with scouting & recruitment or will that not be part of his role?

Re: Carl Darlington SIGNED
 

[QUOTE=NottsRed;2028172]Nah that will never work. 1 day in training and the rest down the pub. Worked for Brian Clough when he was at Forest apparently.

Will Darlington be involved with scouting & recruitment or will that not be part of his role?[/QUOTE]

Couple of games of carpet bowls and a pint of mild pregame.

[QUOTE=Omni;2028144]If he does 2 days plus matchdays then that's the same as Caskey did anyway. The way DK has set up training is that Monday's are Recovery Sessions anyway. A few players used to do this of their own accord under Mills but its far more structured under DK with the whole squad required to report for 10 and have a 2 hour session in the gym. He seems to pay far more attention to managing the players bodies than previous managers.

They'll then do training on at least 3 of the remaining days of the week so in essence, Darlington will only be missing for one 'tactical/training' session. I imagine he'll be heavily involved in the analysis as well when they discuss stuff back at the Cent after training.[/QUOTE]


Recovery sessions under Mills was a day to shake off a hangover.
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Re: Carl Darlington SIGNED
 

[QUOTE=John Neals Dynasty;2028188]Recovery sessions under Mills was a day to shake off a hangover.
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By the state of James Gray on that Police show it would have took two or three days to shake off properly.

[QUOTE=NottsRed;2028194]By the state of James Gray on that Police show it would have took two or three days to shake off properly.[/QUOTE]



😂 true but Mills would of played him after a day.
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Re: Carl Darlington SIGNED
 

[QUOTE=John Neals Dynasty;2028198]😂 true but Mills would of played him after a day.
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Plus made him captain :jester:

[QUOTE=NottsRed;2028194]By the state of James Gray on that Police show it would have took two or three days to shake off properly.[/QUOTE]

The bit about that I still can't get my head around, disregarding the fact that he could have killed someone: what the flip did they actually do in training? Just sit round having cans? What would he have done when he'd got there? Absolutely nuts.
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[QUOTE=pricey;2028217]The bit about that I still can't get my head around, disregarding the fact that he could have killed someone: what the flip did they actually do in training? Just sit round having cans? What would he have done when he'd got there? Absolutely nuts.
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He came from a party didn't he? It's entirely his own fault and that's why he's been a wasted talent.


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