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pagl · 2nd November 2017, 18.45:00

Out on loan for a month gives him some game time even though a level below.

It does however question DKs plans for any cover during this month - Hurst/Roberts both seem injury prone and have shortcomings at RB never mind CB.
Seems that we now need CB cover for the same month.

dixienormous · 2nd November 2017, 18.46:45

I honestly see a very good Centre half in Marx, better than all of the above imo, but I think foxy is right with regards to starting for the first eleven atm. It'd be interesting to see him play alongside Pearson though.

sparky · 2nd November 2017, 18.55:27

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Very well ? In every game he has played ( friendlies and competitive) he has arguably been responsible for a goal, including going to sleep at Lex and allowing Lex’s Sammy Slow to outpace him and score. I am not noticing any howls of protest about the fact that we are sending him out on loan even though we have just 2 other centre halves.

I really hope he comes back an improved player but at the moment he is not as good as this quartet, who also proved not good enough: Ross White, Leon Clowes, Steve Tomassen, Declan Walker.

I'm pretty sure Walker would have made the grade but for a horrific injury.

Hope he does well there because I think we have a player on our hands here.

cynprifathro · 2nd November 2017, 20.14:22

Marx's best game was arguably against Tranmere at home last season.

Funny_Old_Game · 2nd November 2017, 20.56:22

Sorry but he is now at his level. If Keates really rated him he’d still be here.
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fezbob · 2nd November 2017, 21.31:47

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Originally Posted by cynprifathro

Marx's best game was arguably against Tranmere at home last season.

Also played really well against York away.
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Red Light · 2nd November 2017, 22.12:58

DK must be of the mind set that if Pearson or Manny become unavailable he can find a replacement from within the squad - could Hurst or Roberts move to the centre back position - I would think so, if required.

But Marx, even though making the occasional substitute appearance on the bench (not necessarily on the filed) is not gaining game time - other subs enter the field but CB is the least likely position where subs are made.

I think DK is happy to continue for now as we are - not sure what the situation is with Roberts injury though - this or he already has a replacement for Marx lined up but they would end up being a bench warmer too.

moynkeepthefaith · 3rd November 2017, 04.38:08

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Originally Posted by Funny_Old_Game

Sorry but he is now at his level. If Keates really rated him he’d still be here.
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Too simplistic a statement for me. DK must like him because he is a part of our club. He is a young lad rightly going to get some competitive experience. Yes he has made some mistakes but I wish I had a quid for every mistake I made at his age.

RHYLRED · 3rd November 2017, 05.12:58

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Too simplistic a statement for me. DK must like him because he is a part of our club. He is a young lad rightly going to get some competitive experience. Yes he has made some mistakes but I wish I had a quid for every mistake I made at his age.

Would explain why you live in that beautiful big house with the stunning views in Prestatyn?

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pagl Tipped As Manager (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Sep 2008 Racecourse Spot: Techend Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Marx’s out on loan Out on loan for a month gives him some game time even though a level below. It does however question DKs plans for any cover during this month - Hurst/Roberts both seem injury prone and have shortcomings at RB never mind CB. Seems that we now need CB cover for the same month.

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dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Marx’s out on loan I honestly see a very good Centre half in Marx, better than all of the above imo, but I think foxy is right with regards to starting for the first eleven atm. It'd be interesting to see him play alongside Pearson though. __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough

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cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Marx’s out on loan Marx's best game was arguably against Tranmere at home last season.

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Funny_Old_Game Name A Stand After Me (info 1 & 2) Joined: Nov 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Marx’s out on loan Sorry but he is now at his level. If Keates really rated him he’d still be here. Posted via mobile theme

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Red Light Due a Testimonial Joined: Aug 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Marx’s out on loan DK must be of the mind set that if Pearson or Manny become unavailable he can find a replacement from within the squad - could Hurst or Roberts move to the centre back position - I would think so, if required. But Marx, even though making the occasional substitute appearance on the bench (not necessarily on the filed) is not gaining game time - other subs enter the field but CB is the least likely position where subs are made. I think DK is happy to continue for now as we are - not sure what the situation is with Roberts injury though - this or he already has a replacement for Marx lined up but they would end up being a bench warmer too.