Southwick_Seagull
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- Oct 8, 2008
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£30m bid from Liverpool for Andy Carroll according to Sky.
Would not be surprised to see departures today, but one or two of: Holroyd, Hart or Sandaza.
Your opinion versus Gus' opinion. He's a squad player who can play in a variety of positions and doesn't cost much. I've no idea whether he'll get another year but if he does, I doubt if it will be because Gus has been told to do it.
You're the second person to mention sandaza going (or maybe the same person posting it a second time). I'm wondering where this is coming from. He hasn't exactly been a disaster, he hasn't had much game time, but has managed four goals including one that won two points for us late on, and one that kept us in the FA cup, and one that made it more comfortable than it would have been when peterborough got one back at home.
His goals to game time ration is better than any of our other strikers. He may not provide a lot of options tactically, but he has popped up with key goals and offers something off the bench.
Are there training/personal issues? If not I don't see him deserving of being grouped with Hart and Holroyd.
Beattie and Lambert, would quite possibly be the least mobile strike pairing, in the history of proffessional football*
*Unless Claridge and Virgo ever started up front together for us...
He was reported (photographed) as having been invited over to Qatar for a look around last week (hence missing from the bench for one game) and a possible deal (presumably longer than the end of season one he has here) but was quoted as saying he still thinks he can earn another contract in England (which he would prefer)
Which positions? As a striker who doesn't score? A winger who isn't quick enough to beat defenders? A midfielder who runs around in circles trying to tackle? I could play in several positions, but it doesn't mean I'd be any good at them.
Look, Hart has been a great little player in his time,and I accept he's the one remaining link with the really shit, Gillingham era, but a few games under Slade apart, he has done nothing since about 2004, and he is the luckiest man in football to still have a contract. He offers less up front than Holroyd if we're honest with ourselves, but I don't see anyone suggesting we give Holroyd a run out at Falmer. I really, really don't dislike Hart as a bloke, I just can't see why he would get another playing contract that's all, unless it's for entirely sentimental reasons.
Rubbish. Give him a contract through to Falmer. He's Brighton through and through and it'd be lovely to think he's the last man standing from the Goldstone days.
thisYou're the second person to mention sandaza going (or maybe the same person posting it a second time). I'm wondering where this is coming from. He hasn't exactly been a disaster, he hasn't had much game time, but has managed four or five goals including one that won two points for us late on, and one that kept us in the FA cup, and one that made it more comfortable than it would have been when peterborough got one back at home.
His goals to game time ratio is better than any of our other strikers. He may not provide a lot of options tactically, but he has popped up with key goals and offers something off the bench.
Are there training/personal issues? If not I don't see him deserving of being grouped with Hart and Holroyd.
thisWhich positions? As a striker who doesn't score? A winger who isn't quick enough to beat defenders? A midfielder who runs around in circles trying to tackle? I could play in several positions, but it doesn't mean I'd be any good at them.
Look, Hart has been a great little player in his time,and I accept he's the one remaining link with the really shit, Gillingham era, but a few games under Slade apart, he has done nothing since about 2004, and he is the luckiest man in football to still have a contract. He offers less up front than Holroyd if we're honest with ourselves, but I don't see anyone suggesting we give Holroyd a run out at Falmer. I really, really don't dislike Hart as a bloke, I just can't see why he would get another playing contract that's all, unless it's for entirely sentimental reasons.
and most definitely thisTrundle is very aptly named.
Rubbish. Give him a contract through to Falmer. He's Brighton through and through and it'd be lovely to think he's the last man standing from the Goldstone days.
Well he gave Hart one this season...
Alright Alright! Don't shoot the messenger! Although personally I've disagreed with Hart getting a new deal for the past 3-4 years now, I can't see any harm in giving him a few months at the start of next season. It's not as if he costs much anymore.Do me a favour.
Fine, give the bloke a deal as a coach if we must, after all pretty much all of Hart's contemporaries from the Adams Mk I era seem to have jobs for life here, but PLEASE don't waste any more of my hard earned season ticket money on a playing contract for Gary Hart. I don't CARE how much effort he puts in. I don't give a TOSS that he's a great guy in the dressing room. I do, however, care that all of our players have at least some contribution to offer on the pitch, and the answer to that one, where Hart is concerned, is a most definite no.
did he play at lot at the Goldstone? Him and Stuart Storer on the wings
I'm pretty sure he never played at the Goldstone for us. Was signed from Stanstead in our first season at Gillingham.