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Murray will save us
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Don Quixote
Well-known member
- Nov 4, 2008
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I hope so.
murraymints4brighton
Well-known member
Im sure anyway when he fit well just sign a lump on loan and replace him.
alex_brighton
Banned
- Jan 29, 2009
- 634
i dont even think murray can save us now 
the hitman
New member
Murray and Forster have been our striker for the majority of the season, what makes you think that they can turn it around now?
Im sorry to say it, but we will play league 2 football next season.
Im sorry to say it, but we will play league 2 football next season.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
Bollocks have they, one or the other has been injured almost all the time! They were together at Crewe, win. Southend, win....
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I Thought the same they
Glenn murray has played 17 times this season and scored 11 not a bad record..
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Fozzy & Muzza up front is a much better option for scoring goals than having Barndoor as one of the strikeforce.
Withdean Wanderer
Banned
Behave. Murray is brilliant. Our best player. But he is not going to turn this shit into promotion form. Apart from forster and whing the team is a disgrace. Glenn isn't superman
Uncle Spielberg
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seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
No , he is superglenn
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
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throbinson
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It's ok having a good front pairing, but if the defence and midfield are shit we lose
BensGrandad
New member
To stand any chance of survivial we need Forster and Murray to play the rest or at least the majority of the remaining games.
NMH
Banned
This is the Murray who wanted away from BHA in January? That Murray?
Is this the same one who attracted the ire of his team-mates by bottling out of a challenge while the ball went all the way up the other end for a crucial goal to the opposition?
Look, EVERY player on the pitch from now until the end of the season should be looked at as accountable, on the pitch. But does anyone think Murray is really that much of a stand-up guy?
I'm not fingering him, over anyone else though, not in this lot of 'hired guns' who will ALL be wanting away if (when) we go down. Their mercenary disease has spread through the squad by now, even though those fellows have the talents to make something special happen in a game.
Like the adage "if my auntie had balls she's be my uncle", I reckon we have too many aunties playing for us, to stay up.
Is this the same one who attracted the ire of his team-mates by bottling out of a challenge while the ball went all the way up the other end for a crucial goal to the opposition?
Look, EVERY player on the pitch from now until the end of the season should be looked at as accountable, on the pitch. But does anyone think Murray is really that much of a stand-up guy?
I'm not fingering him, over anyone else though, not in this lot of 'hired guns' who will ALL be wanting away if (when) we go down. Their mercenary disease has spread through the squad by now, even though those fellows have the talents to make something special happen in a game.
Like the adage "if my auntie had balls she's be my uncle", I reckon we have too many aunties playing for us, to stay up.
Austrian Gull
Well-known member
Will he be fit for nine games in a row?
We're as good in Division 4. Deal with it...
BensGrandad
New member
What absolute bollocks! It has always been denied by him and the club that he wants to leave or has ever wanted to, unless of course you have more information.
It has been shown that he was physically unable to track Fabian Delph even as a fully fit playuer he would have struggled but carryinmg a hernia it was virtually impossible.
HG201
Proud Ruffian
If he's ever fit enough to play more than twenty minutes, then i think he could be a huge help to us staying up as you know that he will always get us a couple of goals
Agree with the " Aunties ".
Funny, isn't it, how they can be ' flat track bullies ' against a pathetic Yeovil but in two subsequent, vital, away games, the same players just rolled over and were hammered. Although Scunthorpe are a good side ( thank god we are not playing them at Wembley ), Walsall had nothing to play for and were coming off the back of a 5-nil home defeat.
I smiled when I read all the plaudits after the Yeovil game, particularly those for a diminutive midfielder, who you would have thought was a world beater, judging by some of the comments.
I'm afraid that one or two flashes of form a season are totally unacceptable.