daft question: who is club captain?
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maybe the problem is that Dougie doesn't know what his best side is yet - and can't think of anyone who'd automatically play every week if fit...
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There are also two types of captain depending on the playing position. Your John Terrys and your goalie captains see the overall distribution of the team, and organise accordingly with more emphasis on retaining shape.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:'73, wasn't it? The mardy arse.Harry Genshaw wrote:Didn't that happen when he left Ajax for a 2nd time to go not to Barca but to Feyenoord?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Tell it to Cruyff, who flounced from Ajax to Barcelona when the Dutch club decided - democratically, of course - that he shouldn't be captain.
On captains, Allardyce always said there were two types: those who led by troop-rallying and force of will (Butcher, Terry), and those less vocal types who led by quiet example (Beckham, Bergsson). The fans only really notice the sleeves-rolled type, and as Boris says you shouldn't really need someone to be bawling at you, but it helps to have a (wisely) vocal leader or two when you're up against it.
Whereas your Super Kevin Daviess and your Beckhams see the movement of the ball and organise with more emphasis on promoting movement of players. (In my opinion).
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Re: daft question: who is club captain?
and your kevin Nolans who stand on the centre spot and shout a lot...Lost Leopard Spot wrote:There are also two types of captain depending on the playing position. Your John Terrys and your goalie captains see the overall distribution of the team, and organise accordingly with more emphasis on retaining shape.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:'73, wasn't it? The mardy arse.Harry Genshaw wrote:Didn't that happen when he left Ajax for a 2nd time to go not to Barca but to Feyenoord?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Tell it to Cruyff, who flounced from Ajax to Barcelona when the Dutch club decided - democratically, of course - that he shouldn't be captain.
On captains, Allardyce always said there were two types: those who led by troop-rallying and force of will (Butcher, Terry), and those less vocal types who led by quiet example (Beckham, Bergsson). The fans only really notice the sleeves-rolled type, and as Boris says you shouldn't really need someone to be bawling at you, but it helps to have a (wisely) vocal leader or two when you're up against it.
Whereas your Super Kevin Daviess and your Beckhams see the movement of the ball and organise with more emphasis on promoting movement of players. (In my opinion).
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and join in on celebrations.thebish wrote: and your kevin Nolans who stand on the centre spot and shout a lot...
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...that'll be three types then.
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I wouldn't rule that option out.thebish wrote:maybe the problem is that Dougie doesn't know what his best side is yet - and can't think of anyone who'd automatically play every week if fit...
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Re: daft question: who is club captain?
I personably wonder if he's waiting for Stu to return.
The lads played good minutes for the US so should be reet to do so for us starting next Saturday.
Get him back and get the band round him! The lad is made for it.
(If we ever find a bloody pen for him)
The lads played good minutes for the US so should be reet to do so for us starting next Saturday.
Get him back and get the band round him! The lad is made for it.
(If we ever find a bloody pen for him)
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Ideally, the captain should be a central defender or sweeper who can see what's happening and direct his players.
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And point a lot!Beefheart wrote:and join in on celebrations.thebish wrote: and your kevin Nolans who stand on the centre spot and shout a lot...
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Thought that had been sorted out?the-Bowtun-Warrior wrote:I personably wonder if he's waiting for Stu to return.
The lads played good minutes for the US so should be reet to do so for us starting next Saturday.
Get him back and get the band round him! The lad is made for it.
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I saw my right arm off to have Nolan back in midfield as captain. Bet Dougie would too.
Though I'd rather he sawed his own off.....
Though I'd rather he sawed his own off.....
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Agree, about him back as captain not the arm thing, sounds a far too painful and radical to meBWFC_Insane wrote:I saw my right arm off to have Nolan back in midfield as captain. Bet Dougie would too.
Though I'd rather he sawed his own off.....

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2 out, 1 in.
2 out, 1 in.
2 out, 1 in.
Ad infinitum. Until the squad isn't full of wasters and shithouses.
Exactly how it should be an' all
2 out, 1 in.
2 out, 1 in.
Ad infinitum. Until the squad isn't full of wasters and shithouses.
Exactly how it should be an' all
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Re: daft question: who is club captain?
The captain's arm-band might slip off though?Madrigal wrote:Agree, about him back as captain not the arm thing, sounds a far too painful and radical to meBWFC_Insane wrote:I saw my right arm off to have Nolan back in midfield as captain. Bet Dougie would too.
Though I'd rather he sawed his own off.....
What a hero, What a man...... Ooooh, what a bad foul...
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