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Post by jimd on Jun 12, 2008 9:15:45 GMT
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Post by chesneygull on Jun 12, 2008 11:55:26 GMT
Doesn't his girlfriend live near Newton Abbot? Would make sense.................
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Post by merse on Jun 12, 2008 15:53:43 GMT
 Bearing in mind the signings already made, I think he's missed the boat. Not so sure that he represents the improvement in quality the manager is clearly trying to achieve anyway. Weymouth maybe?
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Post by jamie on Jun 12, 2008 17:22:24 GMT
Bearing in mind the signings already made, I think he's missed the boat. Not so sure that he represents the improvement in quality the manager is clearly trying to achieve anyway. Weymouth maybe? I tend to agree with you alan, too late for tufc. Weymouth is a good shout. Even city I think he would do a job? Hey Alan Do you remember that time he stopped running with a goal scoring opportunity when the player was injured?  I think I may have just poked a snake with a stick |
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Post by Dave on Jun 12, 2008 17:52:01 GMT
Bearing in mind the signings already made, I think he's missed the boat. Not so sure that he represents the improvement in quality the manager is clearly trying to achieve anyway. Weymouth maybe? I tend to agree with you alan, too late for tufc. Weymouth is a good shout. Even city I think he would do a job? Hey Alan Do you remember that time he stopped running with a goal scoring opportunity when the player was injured? I think I may have just poked a snake with a stick Maybe I'm wrong, but i thought that was Jamie Ward |
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Post by merse on Jun 12, 2008 18:09:19 GMT
Hey Alan Do you remember that time he stopped running with a goal scoring opportunity when the player was injured? I think I may have just poked a snake with a stick You would have done, but that was .Connell at St Andrews! ;D McPhee didn't impress me as a striker who was much better than the "couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo" level whilst with us, but I thought on the day he played Chris Zebroski out of the game up at Ebbsfleet; he looked a class act. Sometimes players blossom when they are played away from a position they have been rather mediocre at - Colin Lee was a case in point when he came to us as a fullback from Bristol City and we played him as a striker. Perversely, Spurs later "converted" him into a full back (but we knew better didn't we) as he'd lost a little pace. I'd say (having also watched McPhee at Wembley and on TV) that he's still in the mediocre class as a striker, but the competent and reliable class as a defender/midfielder. |
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Post by Dave on Jun 12, 2008 18:30:50 GMT
I would have to say, based only on two games mind, that I saw him play for Fleet, I would welcome him back.
Not as a forward but playing the role he played for Fleet, the one position we struggled to really cover all of last season. He can play and pass well, so maybe as I believe our style will change for the coming season, he would fit in well.
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Post by jamie on Jun 12, 2008 20:44:24 GMT
Hey Alan Do you remember that time he stopped running with a goal scoring opportunity when the player was injured? I think I may have just poked a snake with a stick You would have done, but that was .Connell at St Andrews! ;D McPhee didn't impress me as a striker who was much better than the "couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo" level whilst with us, but I thought on the day he played Chris Zebroski out of the game up at Ebbsfleet; he looked a class act. Sometimes players blossom when they are played away from a position they have been rather mediocre at - Colin Lee was a case in point when he came to us as a fullback from Bristol City and we played him as a striker. Perversely, Spurs later "converted" him into a full back (but we knew better didn't we) as he'd lost a little pace. I'd say (having also watched McPhee at Wembley and on TV) that he's still in the mediocre class as a striker, but the competent and reliable class as a defender/midfielder. Apologies alan Of course it was connell. I knew it was st andrews because I can still see it happening. |
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Post by jack on Jun 13, 2008 7:57:38 GMT
Mcphee seems to have benefited from a regular starting place at Ebbsfleet, but on the basis of what I saw at Wembley I don't think he would get anywhere near the starting line up here so it would be a pointless signing. Its not going to happen either.
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Bearing in mind the signings already made, I think he's missed the boat.
