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Jason Jarrett
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Re: Jason Jarrett
Dropped.
IMHO he has been very poor so far this season and Simpson rightly gave Sedgewick a chance in the centre.
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tonypaley said:
Dropped.
IMHO he has been very poor so far this season and Simpson rightly gave Sedgewick a chance in the centre.
tg
Re: Jason Jarrett
Not even on the bench either though . . .
Mmmm I think that's interesting. Simpson said he was going to drop players who he didn't think we're performing so he's carrying out that threat.
Sedgwick deserved his chance by all accounts though I watched the highlights yesterday and felt he should have done better with that chance in the 1st half . . .
Not even on the bench either though . . .
Mmmm I think that's interesting. Simpson said he was going to drop players who he didn't think we're performing so he's carrying out that threat.
Sedgwick deserved his chance by all accounts though I watched the highlights yesterday and felt he should have done better with that chance in the 1st half . . .
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Re: Jason Jarrett
McKenna and Jarret do bascially the same job. However, if we don't have O'Neil fit, then we need a holding midfielder, and McKenna does this job better than Jarret. The other midfield man should be able to link up the midfield to the strikers, which is what Jarret can do well at times, but his passing is woeful, unlike Stock, or Nowland in the future.
Daniel B. said:
McKenna and Jarret do bascially the same job. However, if we don't have O'Neil fit, then we need a holding midfielder, and McKenna does this job better than Jarret. The other midfield man should be able to link up the midfield to the strikers, which is what Jarret can do well at times, but his passing is woeful, unlike Stock, or Nowland in the future.
motiv
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to be fair, we've got a very strong midfield (when all fit). JJ does go through hot and cold games.
Luckily when Nowland/O'Neill is back. We can use him in the matches that he should excel in. What those are, I don't know
to be fair, we've got a very strong midfield (when all fit). JJ does go through hot and cold games.
Luckily when Nowland/O'Neill is back. We can use him in the matches that he should excel in. What those are, I don't know
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Re: Jason Jarrett
Jarrett's only good game has been Wolves. He's been poor every other game this season (though only slightly worse than McKenna)
I have to agree with San-J here, in that we need one defence minded midfielder and one attack minded. McKenna is better defensivey than Jarrett, and JJ's passing is so poor that he can't be relied on as an attacking option either.
Jarrett's only good game has been Wolves. He's been poor every other game this season (though only slightly worse than McKenna)
I have to agree with San-J here, in that we need one defence minded midfielder and one attack minded. McKenna is better defensivey than Jarrett, and JJ's passing is so poor that he can't be relied on as an attacking option either.
Re: Jason Jarrett
Stock is sh1te. A very bad dwarf signing if ever there was one, or more than one!!!!
We are stuck with Kenna, Jarrett and Sedge for now.
Hunter, went near Stade Rennais ground yesterday, however club shop was closed!!!!!!
Stock is sh1te. A very bad dwarf signing if ever there was one, or more than one!!!!
We are stuck with Kenna, Jarrett and Sedge for now.
Hunter, went near Stade Rennais ground yesterday, however club shop was closed!!!!!!
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Re: Jason Jarrett
Stock can hit a pass, and shoot from range. Jarrett can't. I know who I want linking midfield to attack.
I think I'm just gonna have to keep checking eBay in the hope of finding my particular shirt. They don't seem to be available anywhere else!
What are you doing on here when on holiday anyway Bhagwan?
Stock can hit a pass, and shoot from range. Jarrett can't. I know who I want linking midfield to attack.
I think I'm just gonna have to keep checking eBay in the hope of finding my particular shirt. They don't seem to be available anywhere else!
What are you doing on here when on holiday anyway Bhagwan?
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Got back late Saturday night. We went through Rennes on Saturday morning very early.
It was ok though. consumed vast amounts of 33 Export though. 7 Euros for 24 x 25 cl bottles!!!!
Got back late Saturday night. We went through Rennes on Saturday morning very early.
It was ok though. consumed vast amounts of 33 Export though. 7 Euros for 24 x 25 cl bottles!!!!
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Mooney Magic
Re: Jason Jarrett
Jarrett is a terribly frustrating player IMO. The reason he blows hot n cold is cos he trys things that are above his ability level, sometimes they come off and he looks good but most of the time not.
For me Nowland is the answer to our prayers. He's a free-scoring midfielder who is comfortable on the ball, works hard and doesn't try to put the ball through the eye of a needle everytime he's in possession.
As for Stock, he's too similar to McKenna for me but I definately rate him.
Jarrett is a terribly frustrating player IMO. The reason he blows hot n cold is cos he trys things that are above his ability level, sometimes they come off and he looks good but most of the time not.
For me Nowland is the answer to our prayers. He's a free-scoring midfielder who is comfortable on the ball, works hard and doesn't try to put the ball through the eye of a needle everytime he's in possession.
As for Stock, he's too similar to McKenna for me but I definately rate him.
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I think he's very different to Mckenna.
Miles less combative, but seemingly more likely to break into the box.
I don't think he's up to it personally. Let's face it, Winchester has hardly proved to be an ideal breeding ground for a footballer has it ?
I think he's very different to Mckenna.
Miles less combative, but seemingly more likely to break into the box.
I don't think he's up to it personally. Let's face it, Winchester has hardly proved to be an ideal breeding ground for a footballer has it ?
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Yeah they're different. Stock is what McKenna wanted to be I think, but he turned into a scrapper- like Steve McManaman when he went to Real Madrid.
Stock doesn't have the physical edge to his game- he really doesn't seem like a Davies type of player. He was a class act in league 1 though, and I think he's got the technical ability to be just as good in this league.
Yeah they're different. Stock is what McKenna wanted to be I think, but he turned into a scrapper- like Steve McManaman when he went to Real Madrid.
Stock doesn't have the physical edge to his game- he really doesn't seem like a Davies type of player. He was a class act in league 1 though, and I think he's got the technical ability to be just as good in this league.
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i rate both jarrett and stock, i think jarrets physical presence is something we had missed in previous seasons
i rate both jarrett and stock, i think jarrets physical presence is something we had missed in previous seasons
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Re: Jason Jarrett
Drove past Reims new ground taking shape on Saturday gav. Nice design, but smaller than Deepdale. Ringroad goes right past it on way to Burgundy/Switzerland.
Oh, sorry lost the thread for a mo; Did I mention that (IMHO) Sedgwick is absolutely shite wherever he plays?
I rate Jarrett and with a good run in the side he could be more effective than McKenna, whose form for the past 12 months has been poor.
Nowland is the key to us creating more, altho Stock is a great unknown until he too gets a decent run.
Sedgwick, tho, has had a decent run in the team. He just hasn't managed to have one down the wing as yet.
Bhagwan Harcastle said:
Drove past Reims new ground taking shape on Saturday gav. Nice design, but smaller than Deepdale. Ringroad goes right past it on way to Burgundy/Switzerland.
Oh, sorry lost the thread for a mo; Did I mention that (IMHO) Sedgwick is absolutely shite wherever he plays?
I rate Jarrett and with a good run in the side he could be more effective than McKenna, whose form for the past 12 months has been poor.
Nowland is the key to us creating more, altho Stock is a great unknown until he too gets a decent run.
Sedgwick, tho, has had a decent run in the team. He just hasn't managed to have one down the wing as yet.
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Re: Jason Jarrett
The only positive I can say for McKenna is that he scraps and tackles well.
Sedgwick works hard, I like him as a player, but he's never going to be a really dangerous winger. If we got the chance to sell him, I'd take it.
The only positive I can say for McKenna is that he scraps and tackles well.
Sedgwick works hard, I like him as a player, but he's never going to be a really dangerous winger. If we got the chance to sell him, I'd take it.