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krux · 6th July 2018, 12.44:51

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Originally Posted by blackbrookred

I thought he was very impressive early on but then faded badly. Some of his decision making was very poor.
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Perhaps I have rose tinted specs because I'm scared of what we will end up with this time!

Birdy · 6th July 2018, 12.52:39

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Originally Posted by krux

Perhaps I have rose tinted specs because I'm scared of what we will end up with this time!

If we can't get better than the last couple of seasons we may aswell pack up and go home!

That means getting a better midfield to supply the strikers which need to be improved in terms of quality aswell.

wurzelhater · 6th July 2018, 12.57:06

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Originally Posted by fezbob

I'd be very surprised if that were true, apparently he wasn't overly enamoured with his work rate.

Well Cilla, suprise suprise.

krux · 6th July 2018, 13.04:03

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Originally Posted by Birdy

If we can't get better than the last couple of seasons we may aswell pack up and go home!

That means getting a better midfield to supply the strikers which need to be improved in terms of quality aswell.

well, we have our midfield, so hopefully its better.

EnglishRed · 6th July 2018, 13.41:10

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Originally Posted by krux

well, we have our midfield, so hopefully its better.

On paper it's certainly better on the ball. If we can get Deverdics to replicate his Dover form as well that would be huge.

pagl · 7th July 2018, 05.05:00

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Originally Posted by EnglishRed

On paper it's certainly better on the ball. If we can get Deverdics to replicate his Dover form as well that would be huge.

If we could get Deverdics to go to Dover even better IMO

Dont rate him and he will have to improve considerably to be in the starting 11 if Sam is as tough as he seems.

John Neals Dynasty · 7th July 2018, 08.24:26

My view on him he was raw, not a 90 minute player. Poor in the air,chickens out of tackles and not aware of players around him in better positions, or he just ignored them.

But with proper coaching their is a half decent player, he just needs to improve on these weaknesses. A good striker at non league level.
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Huffy · 7th July 2018, 09.31:28

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Originally Posted by John Neals Dynasty

My view on him he was raw, not a 90 minute player. Poor in the air,chickens out of tackles and not aware of players around him in better positions, or he just ignored them.

But with proper coaching their is a half decent player, he just needs to improve on these weaknesses. A good striker at non league level.
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He played for himself , got the ball and ramraided the defenders , a bit like Danny Wright . Good to have a player like him where the other tactics of ball into striker isnt working (like most of last season )
Good luck Quigs , a nice lad apparently !

Red Light · 7th July 2018, 09.37:39

For a big bloke he was incredibly poor in the air, yet deceptively decent with the ball at his feet (goal in the home derby v Tranmere).
I guess if he was good at all aspects of his game he would be playing higher up the pyramid - Blackpool took a look at him and probably have recognized his weaknesses and offloaded.
He tried to do a lot all on his own last season - was often out on the left flank and trying to cut in - couldn't cross the ball into the middle as there was nobody there where he should have been - probably find his level which will be at National League unless 'MANY' of his bad habits are coached out of him.
As for Deverdics - he needs to vastly improve - very poor so far and too weak - no sign of putting challenges in. We will see what a different manager can bring out of him - sometimes that's all it takes - expecting Leo Smith to be more significant this season.

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John Neals Dynasty Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Apr 2009 Racecourse Spot: ERS but missing the Kop Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Quigley My view on him he was raw, not a 90 minute player. Poor in the air,chickens out of tackles and not aware of players around him in better positions, or he just ignored them. But with proper coaching their is a half decent player, he just needs to improve on these weaknesses. A good striker at non league level. 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: Quigley For a big bloke he was incredibly poor in the air, yet deceptively decent with the ball at his feet (goal in the home derby v Tranmere). I guess if he was good at all aspects of his game he would be playing higher up the pyramid - Blackpool took a look at him and probably have recognized his weaknesses and offloaded. He tried to do a lot all on his own last season - was often out on the left flank and trying to cut in - couldn't cross the ball into the middle as there was nobody there where he should have been - probably find his level which will be at National League unless 'MANY' of his bad habits are coached out of him. As for Deverdics - he needs to vastly improve - very poor so far and too weak - no sign of putting challenges in. We will see what a different manager can bring out of him - sometimes that's all it takes - expecting Leo Smith to be more significant this season.