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Andy Naylor having a say on transfer rumours
- Thread starter Steve.S
- Start date
Hope I am wrong but reading both text one after the other since posted within a minute of each other I get the feeling that one of the supposed targets is about to sign elsewhere thus proving Naylor correct.
Would be nice, however, if I am talking rubbish as usual.
Would be nice, however, if I am talking rubbish as usual.
YES - Thats 100% FACTUAL
The Iranian lad is factual as well and that isn't dead and buried either
As mentioned on another thread about rumours, I prefer them a little less cryptic!
TSB
Captain Hindsight
If Naylor wants to bang the drum about accuracy, he should start by looking in his back yard: Ameobi's a striker now, is he?
daveyboy1973
New member
just sign someone ffs
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I'll go Ben Roberts GK coach.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
HantsSeagull
Well-known member
What is Naylor doing in Islington
hopefully applying for a job with the local Islington rag
On second thoughts I think you are right. Anything other than an inbound transfer is going to disappoint me I am afraid.
casbom
Well-known member
- Jul 24, 2007
- 2,598
I'm hoping that's what it is as well.
Bombadier Botty
Complete Twaddle
- Jun 2, 2008
- 3,258
What is Naylor doing in Islington
Boiling Swedish lesbians in blackcurrant jam...allegedly.
What is Naylor doing in Islington
Visiting his Mum?
Cadiz Seagull
Grey bearded old man
I'd trust Naylor's reports more than I'd trust 99% of the other rumours on here.
He's a professional journalist, which means he has a reputation to maintain, and anything he prints is going to be based on some sort of evidence. He is not going to print wild, unsubstatiated nonsense, whatever NSC might think. And he'll have considerably better contacts than most other people.
He may not always be right but he'll be right more often than rumours based on wishful thinking, a look-at-me mentality or a bloke in the pub's mate's dog.
It's easy to knock him in the same way that it's easy to knock other people doing a professional job to the best of their ability such as Paul Barber, David Burke and numerous players over the last few years. Cheap targets.
He's a professional journalist, which means he has a reputation to maintain, and anything he prints is going to be based on some sort of evidence. He is not going to print wild, unsubstatiated nonsense, whatever NSC might think. And he'll have considerably better contacts than most other people.
He may not always be right but he'll be right more often than rumours based on wishful thinking, a look-at-me mentality or a bloke in the pub's mate's dog.
It's easy to knock him in the same way that it's easy to knock other people doing a professional job to the best of their ability such as Paul Barber, David Burke and numerous players over the last few years. Cheap targets.
symyjym
Banned
All the club has to do is add a player to the long list of many others and it could be considered real interest. I learnt my lesson after Grabban and the only news I look out for now is a statement from the club. The worst thing is a rumour with a riddle or cryptic message attached to it.
As it stands we need a spare CB, a LB, a couple of wingers and a striker. Maybe we will have to utilise Chickson, Monakanna and Rea. A managers job is to coach players to become better players and raise their game. I like Colunga, Baldock and O’Grady so as long as we have no injuries, a productive pre-season, learn to feed the front men and work as a well oiled machine, we should be ready to start the season with what we have.
I think we are half decent and it's more important how the manager gets his philosphy over to the players. If he can't do that, then 2 or 3 signings won't make any difference.
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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I doubt whether his mother has moved from Woodingdean to North London - in Laws much more like
Keith Patel
**** off Lino.
Source
More of a coulis really.
Not sure I agree. With the same players last season we were the worse team left in the championship if Rotherham had not lost 3 points, not sure I'd call that half decent. The manager had since January to get his ideas across to the players you mentioned and frankly we were extremely poor and lucky to survive and I have little confidence that they can suddenly step up to the mark now. The same players with who couldn't score a goal. Why are they going to be able to start now?