| Morley 20:43 - Mar 5 with 5521 views | dingdangblue |
Brilliant goal today for Bolton. He's done really well there since his move in Jan. Quality player.
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| Morley on 21:07 - Mar 5 with 5439 views | kel |
Agreed. It’s a shame the way he was treated here by a large section of supporters and he needed the change in scenery because of it. We’re a weaker side without him. |  | | |
| Morley on 21:30 - Mar 5 with 5396 views | dingdangblue |
| Morley on 21:07 - Mar 5 by kel |
Agreed. It’s a shame the way he was treated here by a large section of supporters and he needed the change in scenery because of it. We’re a weaker side without him. |
Yep, but he doesn't tackle or run around like a headless chicken so he's crap. | |
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| Morley on 22:48 - Mar 5 with 5252 views | EllDale |
I think anyone who’s seen Morley develop over the last two or three years knew that he had that sort of goal in his locker.
He flew under the radar for quite a while as a youngster because a lot of people people were raving over Danny Adshead and Luke Mathewson. The former especially seemed to be seen as a project by Keith Hill.
And then a lot of his natural play was stifled by BBM ball.
I just hope there are some good add-ons on that transfer deal with Oldham although I feel confident that there will be. |  | | |
| Morley on 23:00 - Mar 5 with 5218 views | Mass_Debater |
| Morley on 22:48 - Mar 5 by EllDale |
I think anyone who’s seen Morley develop over the last two or three years knew that he had that sort of goal in his locker.
He flew under the radar for quite a while as a youngster because a lot of people people were raving over Danny Adshead and Luke Mathewson. The former especially seemed to be seen as a project by Keith Hill.
And then a lot of his natural play was stifled by BBM ball.
I just hope there are some good add-ons on that transfer deal with Oldham although I feel confident that there will be. |
Oldham? | | | |
| Morley on 23:05 - Mar 5 with 5198 views | EllDale |
Oops sorry, Bolton! | | | |
| Morley on 23:54 - Mar 5 with 5125 views | Dale27 |
| Morley on 21:07 - Mar 5 by kel |
Agreed. It’s a shame the way he was treated here by a large section of supporters and he needed the change in scenery because of it. We’re a weaker side without him. |
A much weaker team without him!
Perhaps people will now realise just how good he was. | | | |
| Morley on 23:56 - Mar 5 with 5123 views | boromat |
| Morley on 22:48 - Mar 5 by EllDale |
I think anyone who’s seen Morley develop over the last two or three years knew that he had that sort of goal in his locker.
He flew under the radar for quite a while as a youngster because a lot of people people were raving over Danny Adshead and Luke Mathewson. The former especially seemed to be seen as a project by Keith Hill.
And then a lot of his natural play was stifled by BBM ball.
I just hope there are some good add-ons on that transfer deal with Oldham although I feel confident that there will be. |
I see Morley as better than both in terms of what he delivers. Maybe Luke and Danny have more potential but I'm not sure how likely it is that they'll get to the level that they can.
Chuffed for Morley and I think we're seeing more so what he brought to the team now he's not here. | |
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| Morley on 12:33 - Mar 6 with 4855 views | blackdogblue |
BBC Radio Bolton rave about him all the time, shame one player does not make a team or win games, look how Ronaldo has fallen recently |  |
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| Morley on 13:17 - Mar 6 with 4772 views | 49thseason |
| Morley on 12:33 - Mar 6 by blackdogblue |
BBC Radio Bolton rave about him all the time, shame one player does not make a team or win games, look how Ronaldo has fallen recently |
Of couse they do, they are doing their bit to enhance his re-sale value at the club they support. The benefit of being backed by the BBC on a weekly basis is huge, Imagine what the cost of that amount of advertising would cost Bolton in an open market.
Personally I would ban BBC radio from The COA on the basis that they are not fulfilling their duty to be fair and even handed. It would be fascinating to see them attempt to defend their Saturday afternoon and Tuesday evening coverage of Bolton Wanderers to the exclusion and detriment of the region's other teams |  | | |
| Morley on 13:25 - Mar 6 with 4747 views | TVOS1907 |
| Morley on 13:17 - Mar 6 by 49thseason |
Of couse they do, they are doing their bit to enhance his re-sale value at the club they support. The benefit of being backed by the BBC on a weekly basis is huge, Imagine what the cost of that amount of advertising would cost Bolton in an open market.
Personally I would ban BBC radio from The COA on the basis that they are not fulfilling their duty to be fair and even handed. It would be fascinating to see them attempt to defend their Saturday afternoon and Tuesday evening coverage of Bolton Wanderers to the exclusion and detriment of the region's other teams |
They've already proved they can't do that. |  |
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| Morley on 14:08 - Mar 6 with 4701 views | borodale |
Pleased for Arron, clearly a very talented player who can still go higher up the pyramid. Sadly I don't think we saw the best of him at Dale. Bargain for Bolton!! | | | |
| Morley on 14:17 - Mar 6 with 4678 views | D_Alien |
| Morley on 14:08 - Mar 6 by borodale |
Pleased for Arron, clearly a very talented player who can still go higher up the pyramid. Sadly I don't think we saw the best of him at Dale. Bargain for Bolton!! |
His success should also prove lucrative for Dale, both in terms of add-ons (i presume) but also our reputation for producing home grown talent
(BBC Radio Bolton bigging him up could even work in our favour)
Unfortunately, and with the proviso that Beesley wasn't home-grown, his move to Blackpool isn't having the same impact. Although better off financially, i expect the lad is getting a bit frustrated at very little game time, sometimes not even making the bench. His play with Dale was just at that point of development when first team football was proving crucial
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| Morley on 14:23 - Mar 6 with 4664 views | borodale |
| Morley on 14:17 - Mar 6 by D_Alien |
His success should also prove lucrative for Dale, both in terms of add-ons (i presume) but also our reputation for producing home grown talent
(BBC Radio Bolton bigging him up could even work in our favour)
Unfortunately, and with the proviso that Beesley wasn't home-grown, his move to Blackpool isn't having the same impact. Although better off financially, i expect the lad is getting a bit frustrated at very little game time, sometimes not even making the bench. His play with Dale was just at that point of development when first team football was proving crucial
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Agreeded regarding Beesley, he was really kicking on as a lone striker. If he'd stayed who knows where he would off end up. | | | |
| Morley on 15:27 - Mar 6 with 4573 views | Daley_Lama |
| Morley on 14:23 - Mar 6 by borodale |
Agreeded regarding Beesley, he was really kicking on as a lone striker. If he'd stayed who knows where he would off end up. |
When we played Burnley in the cup, Morley stood out head and shoulders in our team.
His passing and vision for a pass always stood out, rather than any defensive side of his game which was oft ridiculed.
Great to see he (and Rathbone) are doing well at their new clubs. |  |
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| Morley on 20:55 - Mar 6 with 4375 views | James1980 |
| Morley on 21:07 - Mar 5 by kel |
Agreed. It’s a shame the way he was treated here by a large section of supporters and he needed the change in scenery because of it. We’re a weaker side without him. |
Absolutely, I believe this is due to people struggling to change their minds these days. Once they decide a player is not much cop then that is that. | |
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| Morley on 09:14 - Mar 7 with 4148 views | boromat |
| Morley on 15:27 - Mar 6 by Daley_Lama |
When we played Burnley in the cup, Morley stood out head and shoulders in our team.
His passing and vision for a pass always stood out, rather than any defensive side of his game which was oft ridiculed.
Great to see he (and Rathbone) are doing well at their new clubs. |
This season was the best he's been defensively. Obviously not his core game but interceptions etc were one of the highest. | |
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