Anybody Else Surprised
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Anybody Else Surprised
that we are looking to sign lee on a permanent deal rather than a long term loan?
Not saying it is wrong but I assume he would sign for at least 2 years and if that is the case we would then have him, Forster, Parkin, Bowditch, Clarke and Haynes competing for places up front next season if things remained the same.
Now I know Bowditch may very well be off before then but just wonder if Joe feels the signings of Parkin and Forster might not be the answer even when they are fit.
Not saying it is wrong but I assume he would sign for at least 2 years and if that is the case we would then have him, Forster, Parkin, Bowditch, Clarke and Haynes competing for places up front next season if things remained the same.
Now I know Bowditch may very well be off before then but just wonder if Joe feels the signings of Parkin and Forster might not be the answer even when they are fit.
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Re: Anybody Else Surprised
Forster has pace and gives a lot of effort, Parkin has no attributes I can think of.Shed On Tour wrote:Now I know Bowditch may very well be off before then but just wonder if Joe feels the signings of Parkin and Forster might not be the answer even when they are fit.
So maybe he has realised that Lee can be his target man and Forster will the one to run onto knock downs etc, much the way Kuqi and Bent played last season.
Parkin really needs to buck up his ideas IMO, useless.
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Re: Anybody Else Surprised
If Joe is coming to the conclusion that Parkin may not make the grade in this division then not only has he wasted £450,000 (a helluv alot of money for a club in our financial position) but we have Parkin and his wages on the books for nearly another 4 years unless we can off load him.Ojc wrote:Forster has pace and gives a lot of effort, Parkin has no attributes I can think of.Shed On Tour wrote:Now I know Bowditch may very well be off before then but just wonder if Joe feels the signings of Parkin and Forster might not be the answer even when they are fit.
So maybe he has realised that Lee can be his target man and Forster will the one to run onto knock downs etc, much the way Kuqi and Bent played last season.
Parkin really needs to buck up his ideas IMO, useless.
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CTCS wrote:Parkin will come good as soon as the rest of the team can give the guy genuine chances, I echo the above posts in that poor old Parkin copped the fans frustration when we were playing poorly. Has anyone else managed to perform in our attack in Parkins absense???? NO!
spot on i rate the guy and if we played to his strengths and not the kuqi high ball approach maybe we would see a very different player indeed.I know sometimes you have to put the ball in the mixer but if joe could prehaps get the team to play on the floor sometimes too.
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