Barrow fan in peace

[Code Red]

Originally Posted by joe

He’s on 9 yellows in domestic competition I think, I’m sure it’s 10 by the second Sunday in March for a suspension.

In the match report on the club website it says his yellow card means he'll miss Barrow game but I'm not sure if this is correct as not seen it mentioned anywhere else.

Soccerbase shows him on 9 yellows which includes 1 in EFL Trophy (competition specific?) so it's likely that it's 8 in league games.

Nat Lge cut off date for 10 yellows is 37 games so I think he's ok, if he is suspended it will be for 2 games.

[Inside Left]

Originally Posted by Barrowblue

Kicked out in 1972. Will be a great thing if we get back. We have a brilliant manager. He will go places. It's attacking, possession based football and really good to watch. No hoofball, though we aren't push overs at all when it comes to the physical either. Look at our goal difference. We will miss Quigley. We have one of the smallest budgets in the league, if not the smallest. Only 16 players I think, so there is a chance of a new highly rated Welsh under 21 born in Wrexham making his debut - Jack Vale - on loan from Blackburn

I have a copy of your clubs Jubilee handbook from back in the day.

[The Method Maws]

I always rated Quigley when I saw him play. We missed a trick not signing him.

Committed and wanted to come here. Injury prone yes, but was he a better signing than Macintosh?

[draigwrecsam]

Originally Posted by joe

He’s on 9 yellows in domestic competition I think, I’m sure it’s 10 by the second Sunday in March for a suspension.

It changed last season and it's now 37 games - which was also last Saturday so he's out for two.

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by The Method Maws

I always rated Quigley when I saw him play. We missed a trick not signing him.

Committed and wanted to come here. Injury prone yes, but was he a better signing than Macintosh?

For once I will stick up for our board,he was pretty good in his first spell not to good the second as every game he seemed to be injured,if we had given him a 3 year deal like Barrow we would have been playing hell with board,also he will be on at least three times the wages of Macintosh.

[The Method Maws]

Originally Posted by billybersham

For once I will stick up for our board,he was pretty good in his first spell not to good the second as every game he seemed to be injured,if we had given him a 3 year deal like Barrow we would have been playing hell with board,also he will be on at least three times the wages of Macintosh.

Which one would of given better value for money? Quigley or Macintosh? The latter was just money down the drain, our money

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by billybersham

For once I will stick up for our board,he was pretty good in his first spell not to good the second as every game he seemed to be injured,if we had given him a 3 year deal like Barrow we would have been playing hell with board,also he will be on at least three times the wages of Macintosh.

Billy one is a professional footballer with some talent and the other has somehow got into the professional game by some kind of witchcraft or bribery. God knows.
There is no comparison between the two and if its true that we turned down Quigley and ended up with Macintosh then something is badly wrong somewhere.

[Quay Red]

Originally Posted by Phils-an-alki

Billy one is a professional footballer with some talent and the other has somehow got into the professional game by some kind of witchcraft or bribery. God knows.
There is no comparison between the two and if its true that we turned down Quigley and ended up with Macintosh then something is badly wrong somewhere.

Quigley turned us down.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Quigley turned us down.

Really, I thought I read on here that it was the other way round. Wonder why he did, easy to answer with hindsight but in the summer we were surely a more attractive option even with BH at the helm. Bet he's glad he did now though.