| Neill Byrne on 10:51 - Jan 24 with 4741 views | SuddenLad |
Makes sense for KH to assess all his available playing staff before deciding who gets the nod and who seeks pastures new. As he said, they've all got to show that they are worth persevering with. |  |
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| Neill Byrne on 10:56 - Jan 24 with 4717 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
Good news that these guys are still in the frame with Hilly rather than frozen out completely.
All we need now is Adabaki to return from the Galpharm. |  | | |
| Neill Byrne on 10:57 - Jan 24 with 4714 views | olympicdale |
| Neill Byrne on 10:51 - Jan 24 by SuddenLad |
Makes sense for KH to assess all his available playing staff before deciding who gets the nod and who seeks pastures new. As he said, they've all got to show that they are worth persevering with. |
how ironic if Hill turned Curran/Donnelly into a prolific striking partnership. |  |
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| Neill Byrne on 11:00 - Jan 24 with 4706 views | SuddenLad |
| Neill Byrne on 10:57 - Jan 24 by olympicdale |
how ironic if Hill turned Curran/Donnelly into a prolific striking partnership. |
Stranger things have happened. Most people had given up on COG before he landed at Spotland. Let's not forget he was ready for turning his back on football when he was at Owdham
It's about making the players believe in themselves and their ability. KH is good at that. | |
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| Neill Byrne on 11:06 - Jan 24 with 4688 views | olympicdale |
| Neill Byrne on 11:00 - Jan 24 by SuddenLad |
Stranger things have happened. Most people had given up on COG before he landed at Spotland. Let's not forget he was ready for turning his back on football when he was at Owdham
It's about making the players believe in themselves and their ability. KH is good at that. |
It's now a blank slate for everyone at the club, Curran and Donnellys biggest attributes is they both work very hard, just need that bit of self belief. | |
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| Neill Byrne on 16:40 - Jan 24 with 4434 views | macro |
| Neill Byrne on 11:06 - Jan 24 by olympicdale |
It's now a blank slate for everyone at the club, Curran and Donnellys biggest attributes is they both work very hard, just need that bit of self belief. |
Donnelly runs around a lot but works hard! not for me |  | | |
| Neill Byrne on 16:59 - Jan 24 with 4383 views | YouTubeDale |
It's good news regarding Curran. Hopefully, he has got his mojo back.
Mud sticks -does dogshit stick? Yes, let's have an open mind again with Donnelly and see what KH can do. [Post edited 1 Jan 1970 1:00]
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| Neill Byrne on 18:52 - Jan 24 with 4241 views | AtThePeake |
| Neill Byrne on 11:06 - Jan 24 by olympicdale |
It's now a blank slate for everyone at the club, Curran and Donnellys biggest attributes is they both work very hard, just need that bit of self belief. |
Not sure I agree with that. It takes more than self-belief and working hard to be a good player, and I really don't think Donnelly has anywhere near what it takes to be football league player.
Not seen enough of Curran but from what we heard from the Carlisle fans it could be a similar case with him. |  |
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| Neill Byrne on 19:03 - Jan 24 with 4205 views | Ralphs12 |
| Neill Byrne on 18:52 - Jan 24 by AtThePeake |
Not sure I agree with that. It takes more than self-belief and working hard to be a good player, and I really don't think Donnelly has anywhere near what it takes to be football league player.
Not seen enough of Curran but from what we heard from the Carlisle fans it could be a similar case with him. |
But, last chance saloon and all that? I want Donnelly to step up as I'm sure you do. Whether he will is another matter. Shot himself in the foot massively with his bury comments and that seems to have pushed many people over the edge a lot quicker than it would if he hadn't said it.
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| Neill Byrne on 20:22 - Jan 24 with 4094 views | AtThePeake |
I'm unaware of any comments, must have missed them?
I can't think of many (any) players I've seen play for six months with a basic lack of football intelligence or skill, and then turn into a good enough player under a different manager. | |
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