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This. I didn't dislike what I saw of Morias when he played in a front two, because he's very hard working. The problem was he never got fit long enough to make an impact. He seems to have played a fair amount this season, so let's hope he's finally match fit and ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddogslater
do not know about a paddle more likely be knocking them ln with a crutch knowing his record always injured. What are the odds after 7 injury free games he gets injured after the first tackle on him. Looks like last season despite a run of poor form we managed to stay in the top 7 then dropped like a stone to the bottom half of the half of the table.If SM his still here next Christmas let's club together and buy him the same model of hair dryer Ferguson used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glad2BeAPie
Sounds like he still has family issues like last season. Hope he’s coping okay:Quote:
Originally Posted by 1955pie
?His performance at Dagenham & Redbridge helped to earn us all three points. The fact he was cup-tied for the FA Trophy and had his very difficult family situation meant we, unfortunately, didn?t get to see more of him?.
If Morais is a hard working team player he deserves fans support. With Macca and injuries he was not really given a run in the side previously. He could work well in a partnership with Didzy because like Jatta it creates more space available for Didzy to do his stuff if Morais is buzzing around pulling defenders out of position and making runs into the box and spreading the ball around for others around the area.Quote:
Originally Posted by matt_magpie
With strikers the focus is always on what they do with the ball but it's just as important what they do without the ball. Jatta is very good off the ball as well and that can often go unnoticed. So if Morais can do similar on Saturday hopefully it will be a positive outcome.
may the force be with him
Morias had a fair chance to prove himself before he went out on loan but he did not take it.
Hope it works this time around but as a supporter that has seen this all to often i fear i will not work. He used to appear enthusiastic in the 1st 10 he was on then he just dropped away, looked out of his depth and uninterested, a bit like Boldwayn, when he was not on it he was a sunday league player.
We have nothing else so we have no option, very poor planning regards NCFC recruitment from our owners that we was clamouring to be knighted 18 months ago, hope they take stock of this situation and not let it happen again.
I?m not sure how 15 appearances across 3 years constitutes a ?fair chance to prove himself?. Given it?s been highlighted that he has issues, I find your comments crass. I suppose Tuttle and Scott should have manned up and got in with playing football instead of taking time out? There could be any number of reasons a player may appear disinterested - getting occasional minutes is probably one. Being constantly injured another, and they are football related rather than personal issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dug Out
I?m not sure what Sunday football you watch but I?d guarantee that ANY professional footballer would stand out a mile. Is he L2 standard? No. But he can definitely do a job in the NL, which is far from Sunday League standard.
Morias would have had more than 15 appearances if he was anything near being a Football League player, he wasn't and he still isn't. On top of not being good enough he arrived injured, remained mostly injured, i don't think i saw him have anything like a decent game in a Notts shirt, now we are expected to be happy clappers because he has returned....Jesus.
I'm jot sure hoping one of your players comes in and plays well is happy clapping.?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dug Out
I really don't think there is any need to dis him. He hasn't done well at Notts but he is about the only option we have. Let's see if gets the chance to do something.