They may both need a spell in non-league football to rebuild confidence after the lack of interest shown in them by league clubs.
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They may both need a spell in non-league football to rebuild confidence after the lack of interest shown in them by league clubs.
Millers stats (League games)
Taylor 108 appearance, 12 goals
Forde 101 appearances, 5 goals
Taylor got 11 goals in the season prior to joining us for Peterboro' (League 1)- not sure if any were penalties
Did they set up a lot of chances for others? Being generous, average at best.
Free kicks - fairly awful
Can't fault them for effort, but... not in the class of Tiger and Lyons
Or PringQuote:
Originally Posted by mikemiller
Looking at those stats I reckon John Breckin would have better figures for chance creation playing at left back.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill
Forde = 13 assists in 3 seasons
Taylor = 4 assists in 3 seasons
But Taylor will sprint 40 yards to chase a ball down to run it out of play for a goal kick so fans love him for effort. Not quality.
"fans love him for effort. Not quality."
That's what last season was all about sadly - Smithy at point needed to be a whippet...run run run....then we were sussed out....he did what he was asked to do.
Think they have both dropped a bolloc, neither are good enough for the Championship, should have stopped with us.
Anyone know if they are signing on yet? They've been nearly 3 weeks without wages now.
Would they be entitled to owt having walked out of a job .Quote:
Originally Posted by Pattylallacks2
Not for anything up to 3 months unless they can demonstrate good cause for leaving their last employment.Quote:
Originally Posted by millersrus
these players will have private insurance out for when they aren't working.