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[QUOTE=John Neals Dynasty;2190807]Disciplinary problems I've heard he is basically a typical spolit kid. A Southerner away from his mates.
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The loan farce at Wrexham continues. Bringing in players on loan and then not using them is happening far too often. All this happens whil our own youngsters in the main don’t get a sniff. Backwards, short term thinking that’s gone on for far too long.

You have to question why on earth Sam signed him if he’s such trouble.

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Maybe he wasn't trouble till he moved up here who knows, kids today I'm afraid most have grown up not having respect for people in authority. Their elders, teachers,police & so on and aren't mature enough to handle things, all these rumours could be like any rumour stretched out of context, let's be honest not every signing loan or otherwise will be a success, I can't believe he has given Fondup a 2 yr deal, vast improvement needed for him to even make it as a footballer, lots of enthusiasm and little else.

Agree about to many loan signings sitting on their ass, we need more experience from a higher level like Beavon & Summerfield upfront and in midfield but quality costs money so we need to show a little more ambition, it bugs me when some are happy to just settle for the lottery of the play offs, but rose tinted glasses are amazing things.
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[QUOTE=Kiddy Dragon;2190800]When you consider Hinds was on the edge of the Bristol City Team had made his Championship debut what on earth is going on with the lad?[/QUOTE]

He's got to be either injured, or absolutely shite in training. It's very odd as Ricketts seems to be happy to give others a go. Even Deverdics has played himself back into contention after being dropped.

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Robins are one of only a few bird species that hold their territory all year round - males do not migrate in the winter.

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Rumour has it, Hinds won't be here beyond January.

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[QUOTE=GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo;2190919]Rumour has it, Hinds won't be here beyond January.[/QUOTE]

Matty Done recalled

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Ricketts rotates the front 3 because none of them are given a consistency of performance to retain their position.

[QUOTE=Alan Attack;2190937]Ricketts rotates the front 3 because none of them are given a consistency of performance to retain their position.[/QUOTE]
Is it a vicious circle that theyre not being given a chance to get any consistency?
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[QUOTE=benwilliams;2190941]Is it a vicious circle that theyre not being given a chance to get any consistency?
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Depends which way you want to view it