Reserves v Villa

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Re: Reserves v Villa

Post by Lord Kangana » Fri Apr 01, 2011 3:47 pm

We won it under Rioch, I'm pretty sure. I think the team had a young Hasnee Aljofree in it. Thats the only one I remember.

I think the last good and productive reserve/youth lot we had was the Kevin Nolan/Nicky Hunt/Dean Holden one.
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Re: Reserves v Villa

Post by William the White » Fri Apr 01, 2011 3:52 pm

Lord Kangana wrote:We won it under Rioch, I'm pretty sure. I think the team had a young Hasnee Aljofree in it. Thats the only one I remember.

I think the last good and productive reserve/youth lot we had was the Kevin Nolan/Nicky Hunt/Dean Holden one.
It often had Owen Coyle in it too. :wink:

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Re: Reserves v Villa

Post by seanworth » Sat Apr 02, 2011 11:44 am

CAPSLOCK wrote:
seanworth wrote:While it's a shame over the poor start to the season, all that really counts is that the reserve team is developing and improving as the season progresses. Of that there is no question. Hopefully they will finish strong and gain confidence as a result.
Not really

What is important is that individuals are developing

The team and its results are irrelevant - it might be a sign we have players of promise, equally, it might not

We need outstanding players coming thru, players of real quality, not a dozen functional ones who make a successful team at that level

Years back, when the first team were poor, the reserves won their league - don't think any of them made a mark at first team level, for us or anywhere else

Think it was in Phil Neals day, under Steve Carroll
Get your point and agree for the most part. Still I would assume that the style of football they are playing in the reserves in kind of a reflection of the type of football we are playing in the PL. So the improved overall play is a good indicator, and also there seem to be a few players putting in an excellent performance.

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