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Vinnie
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embow
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If they're not wanting to stay then let them go with the club's thanks for their efforts. No point in trying to keep players who are not interested in playing anymore for the club.
I'm sure that there are plenty of other fish in the sea at this level.
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Cuparman
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 5:18 pm Post subject: |
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| embow wrote: | If they're not wanting to stay then let them go with the club's thanks for their efforts. No point in trying to keep players who are not interested in playing anymore for the club.
I'm sure that there are plenty of other fish in the sea at this level. |
I agree with you Embow.
Personally, I thought Tumilty was really good going forward,he did however often leave us open to the counter attack. It was probably JM fault as no one appeared to be briefed to drop back went Tumilty went on the rampage.
As for Musonda, I think he maybe felt he was not given a starting spot that he thought he deserved.
He was only used as cover for injuries for the most part and I felt he never looked like he gave 100%.
 
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 5:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Cuparman wrote: | | embow wrote: | If they're not wanting to stay then let them go with the club's thanks for their efforts. No point in trying to keep players who are not interested in playing anymore for the club.
I'm sure that there are plenty of other fish in the sea at this level. |
I agree with you Embow.
Personally, I thought Tumilty was really good going forward,he did however often leave us open to the counter attack. It was probably JM fault as no one appeared to be briefed to drop back went Tumilty went on the rampage.
As for Musonda, I think he maybe felt he was not given a starting spot that he thought he deserved.
He was only used as cover for injuries for the most part and I felt he never looked like he gave 100%.
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I agree with you both, Frankie was one of my favourite players very confident and assured on the ball, but sometimes posted missing in defence.
Maybe with our seemingly glut of midfielders the plan is to play defenders in proper defensive roles and the midfielders can boss the game and create openings for our yet to be signed forwards. Just a thought. Think it would make better use of our left back in particular. |
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red zebra
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Think Musonda will be a big loss, he has, IMHO, a good future ahead of him, he may end up at a league 2 club down south but I can see him moving from there pretty quickly too.
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badpress139
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 6:56 pm Post subject: |
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| I was a fan of him too. When he got a run in the team, in a settled position I thought he was a stand out. Very cool customer on the ball. Would of been very happy had we been in a position to keep him. |
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Armagh Rover
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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Murray has right idea, If you dont want to re-sign and be here then...... on your bike
Much as its a slight loss to the supporters, we've lost good players before and found replacements.... its no like Tumilty or Musonda are anything like Regan Hendry now he was irreplaceable |
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Cuparman
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2022 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Armagh Rover wrote: | Murray has right idea, If you dont want to re-sign and be here then...... on your bike
Much as its a slight loss to the supporters, we've lost good players before and found replacements.... its no like Tumilty or Musonda are anything like Regan Hendry now he was irreplaceable |
Aint that the truth  .
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I agree, as much as the departing players will be a miss, it does give the new manager more scope to get his own people on board from day one. if i was him i'd only want players committed to the cause too.
hopefully he has his eyes on a few gems that will fit his particular style of playing. Fingers crossed
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Cuparman
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| bistogravy wrote: | I agree, as much as the departing players will be a miss, it does give the new manager more scope to get his own people on board from day one. if i was him i'd only want players committed to the cause too.
hopefully he has his eyes on a few gems that will fit his particular style of playing. Fingers crossed |
Spot on.
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Realistically, we have known for some time that Tumilty and Musonda were leaving. The best of luck to them ,wherever they land up.
Ian Murray seems surprisingly relaxed about bringing in replacements! He also ''wants'' / is forced by budget (? ) to have a tighter squad, two down on last season.
Has no-one advised him of Raith's injury track record? 🤔
Momentarily, it seemed that Brad was staying, but now not so sure that he /his agent may not be playing us off against other suitors ,and who can blame him?
Certainly, from Fife Today /FFP , we seem to be some way off securing him for the coming season. So, IM was quite wise to sign up two midfielders who were
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Wolfman Jack
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| Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:39 pm Post subject: |
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Frankie training with Hamilton.
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Wolfman Jack
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badpress139
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In my opinion he should be turning out us next season. We are wrong to allow him to leave. |
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| Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2022 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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| He wasn’t that good so get a grip. Let Ian bring in his own players. |
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