Quigley Next Season

[Hampshire Red]

Saw him for the first time on Saturday and was impressed especially in the first half. would have him next year like a shot.

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by Haruki

Having watched all of Quigleys games I am not sure he is the answer long term. he is a bit of a one trick pony who is only effective running onto a throughball, whilst that has resulted in goals thus far I think it is a matter of time till he is found out and that would explain why he didn't score more goals than he did at lower levels.. I find him to be very weak for a big lad who often shirks the physical side of the role and is poor in the air. He also comes across as someone who in his own head is always injured as his body language when challenged is that of being hurt.

Nice report Haruki, sign it Blackpool Head Coach and get it sent to Gary Bowyer. Don't tell don't mention he has 4 in 5 and isn't fully fit.

[Funny_Old_Game]

Originally Posted by Haruki

Having watched all of Quigleys games I am not sure he is the answer long term. he is a bit of a one trick pony who is only effective running onto a throughball, whilst that has resulted in goals thus far I think it is a matter of time till he is found out and that would explain why he didn't score more goals than he did at lower levels.. I find him to be very weak for a big lad who often shirks the physical side of the role and is poor in the air. He also comes across as someone who in his own head is always injured as his body language when challenged is that of being hurt.

You’re thinking of Boden there not Quigley.

[Hamilton Pathetic]

Originally Posted by Haruki

Having watched all of Quigleys games I am not sure he is the answer long term. he is a bit of a one trick pony who is only effective running onto a throughball, whilst that has resulted in goals thus far I think it is a matter of time till he is found out and that would explain why he didn't score more goals than he did at lower levels.. I find him to be very weak for a big lad who often shirks the physical side of the role and is poor in the air. He also comes across as someone who in his own head is always injured as his body language when challenged is that of being hurt.

Well, apart from that, what do you think of him?

[Kenny_Powers]

Originally Posted by Haruki

Having watched all of Quigleys games I am not sure he is the answer long term. he is a bit of a one trick pony who is only effective running onto a throughball, whilst that has resulted in goals thus far I think it is a matter of time till he is found out and that would explain why he didn't score more goals than he did at lower levels.. I find him to be very weak for a big lad who often shirks the physical side of the role and is poor in the air. He also comes across as someone who in his own head is always injured as his body language when challenged is that of being hurt.

The first time we've had a player who actually runs onto a throughball in ages. Keep it going Quigley
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[Old Paddock Man]

He’s not a target man and dont think he was signed as such. I think he’d be even more effective alongside a big physical brute. And we aren’t seeing the best of him yet because he’s spent most of the season sitting down. Hopefully he can get match fit quickly because he’s definitely got something.

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by Kenny_Powers

The first time we've had a player who actually runs onto a throughball in ages. Keep it going Quigley
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Miller wasn't too bad either and he is cutting it in Div 1 now.

[pjwales]

After watching the game on Saturday i would like DK to have a serious look at Harrison who i think is on loan at Sutton from Barrow,quick,good in the air and does put himself about.Quigley and Harrison that would be some partnership of front.

[joe]

He's a goal scorer, four clinical finishes, one of them a great goal out of nothing really. If he carries on the way he does DK should give his left bollock to sign him in the summer.