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Re: The Luton thread

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Originally Posted by Chimer (Post 1227379)

I'm quite sure that, without the appearance of an fairy godfather who resembles Abramovitch more than Andy Holt, which I for one certainly don't want :nono8:, Coley's taken us as far as anybody can - to the point, as I seem to recall, where Cashy into November/December thought us nailed on for the Championship playoffs at least :rolleyes:. Not sure he's ever likely to change the approach that has got us this far - that's about as likely as Cashy changing his - shall I say - somewhat combative :eek: approach to posting on here.

The real point, for anyone wanting or hinting at changes to the management team, is, surely, does anyone seriously think, without said fairy godfather:

1. We have the resources to offer a "better" team a salary they would accept?

2. Even if we could get such a team, we could then offer them the resources to spend on players which might enable us to do more than survive in whichever league they find themselves?

Personally, I'm happy to enjoy my "season in the sun" :hothothot - even if it's just for one season, though, looking at the various run-ins, I do actually think we will survive.

I agree Chimer Coley has done a great job but eventually even his time will come to go retirement another temptation at a bigger job or he,s fired at which point he would be replaced I reckon there would be a sackful of applications regardless of budgets it's a club with a great chairman and on growing improvements not to mention it's a job and there are plenty out there without one.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1227403)

Everyone around us thought seans ball caused it but obviously you know better! Also said hughes should have done better, but change the subject ignore what probably caused the result.

Sean caused what?
It was neither Sean nor Hughes' fault, 999/1000 times that passage of play would not result in what happened.

I understand you may have only watched it once in realtime, but please try and watch highlights. You're thinking of something that didn't happen.

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I did only see in real time and so did many others around us, no-one that did seems to have changed opinion.

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Forget it Josh, its like arguing with a pair of soiled underpants

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looked at all comments and for me the game was all about our mistakes no matter who. hope there is a change or two after that performance as its the same old players week in week out who are hardly playing well either. its a bad job when our best player at the moment is a kid who is still learning his trade.

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Originally Posted by andyd (Post 1227404)

I reckon there would be a sackful of applications regardless of budgets it's a club with a great chairman and on growing improvements not to mention it's a job and there are plenty out there without one.

steve evans and his showty mate with graham westley as director of hoofball.

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Originally Posted by Spartacus2nd (Post 1227411)

Forget it Josh, its like arguing with a pair of soiled underpants

We’re all entitled to an opinion on here, just as long as it doesn’t go against a certain someone’s opinion. Think that just about summaries it.

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Originally Posted by Spartacus2nd (Post 1227411)

Forget it Josh, its like arguing with a pair of soiled underpants

He aint arguing with you.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by ASFC1019 (Post 1227415)

We’re all entitled to an opinion on here, just as long as it doesn’t go against a certain someone’s opinion. Think that just about summaries it.

See you aint commented since josh said Super sean passed back probably cos yeh never even seen it. me and josh may disagree on the matter but at least he knows the truth you make it up as yeh go along.

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Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 1227393)

No point even mentioning golden boy, he won't get dropped in a month of Sunday's !

Careful Smudgie !.. Heretic mutterings , along with decent, honest and carefully stated opinions and replies are really not appreciated by some of our current contributors !.
Such mutterings could well be met with an outpouring of vitriolic drivel !:cool:

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1227417)

Of course I seen it. I was there. I have eyes.
Still don’t see how Seans at fault.
Only 1 person to blame for that situation and its Dimi. He had enough time to go and get a cup of tea and then kick it.
But any excuse to blame Sean I suppose.

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Cashy, you implied that it was a bad pass from Sean that put (after changing your mind from dimi) hughes under pressure .
That is simply false.
100% that the pen was ONLY dimi's error.

Sean has more goals & assists than Clark this season.
Yes he receives special treatment but he has earnt it.
Wish I could disclose things from behind closed doors but its not for public domain.

Onto Doncaster.
I have personal faves in squad & players im not so keen on.
Right now, im happy for anyone to be our hero & keep us in League 1

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1227416)

He aint arguing with you.:rolleyes:

Theres a reason why you buy your underpants from C&A, and its so you know which is the front and back

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Originally Posted by StanleyJosh (Post 1227427)

Yes he receives special treatment but he has earnt it.
Wish I could disclose things from behind closed doors but its not for public domain.

Very worrying if true. Sorry but I don't think any player is entitled to "special treatment". Of doubtful value for team morale.:sad8:

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Originally Posted by Revived Red (Post 1227429)

Very worrying if true. Sorry but I don't think any player is entitled to "special treatment". Of doubtful value for team morale.:sad8:

Special treatment probably poorly worded.
Looked at favourably, Coley trusts him.

Happens in majority ob jobs.
In my experience has never affected morale if deserved.