: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:10 pm  

Uptoncat wrote:

Grow up this is not a we've had more than you discussion, ffs we've had several influential players out this year but what im saying is that the team needs to adapt to not having these players on board, this is where, quite possibly, the recruitment selection from TM could come under scrutiny. You need players who can adapt to different situations, you seem to have players who have one maybe two positions and roles within the team at most. As for westy agree entirely and for me its totally baffling. If he carries on being used this way he will suffer from burn out quite early in his career much the same as Langley at the Bulls. I hope to god he doesn't because he has quite clearly got the skills to be a potentially great player.

I'll never grow up
You've somehow got hold of very average players and made them do a fantastic job for you. How Trinity do this I'd love to know

As for Westy, ffs we agree, not happy about agreeing with a Trinity fan though

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:18 pm  

The point I was making is that youre excuse for the good fridays game dosent wash with me or the majority of fans.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:21 pm  

Tigerpie wrote:

I'll never grow up
You've somehow got hold of very average players and made them do a fantastic job for you. How Trinity do this I'd love to know

As for Westy, ffs we agree, not happy about agreeing with a Trinity fan though

It takes a good coach to create a good team out of nothing and that's precisely what Kear is.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:39 pm  

Disco wrote:

Thanks for your unsolicited opinion. FWIW, I don't thing we're doing too bad in our 'consolidation' season.

Never said you weren't! You're doing very well, its just your squad looks a little vulnerable, steer clear of injuries and continue with your good form then you should make the 8.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 8:43 pm  

Fully wrote:

It takes a good coach to create a good team out of nothing and that's precisely what Kear is.

It does, but its not that simple, everything about the players improves beyond recognition, look at Wilkes as a great example.

Strength, fitness, skill level, team ethic.....can Kear improve all this? He must have a great set up to back him up. Fair play to him, and Trinity.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:10 pm  

Tigerpie wrote:

It does, but its not that simple, everything about the players improves beyond recognition, look at Wilkes as a great example.

Strength, fitness, skill level, team ethic.....can Kear improve all this? He must have a great set up to back him up. Fair play to him, and Trinity.

Paul Broadbent does a lot of work with the forwards, people tend to forget about him, Beans was a top forward in his day and people often forget about him. Our fitness and conditioning coach Colin Sanctuary is also top notch - he regularly has the lads (particularly the forwards) in for extra work before training begins. Credit must also go the players for wanting it so much and having the willingness to go in for the extra sessions and also for listening to what the coaches have to say and and taking things on board.

We all know how bad Richie Moore looked when he was diagnosed with Crohnes but you should see him now he looks as fit as ever, Richard has stuck to the medical advice he has been given re diet etc and he has worked extremely hard with colin to build his fitness levels up, what they have achieved is nothing short of miraculous!

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: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:30 pm  

broadbent has done wounders with all are forwards, e.g wilkes, moore, bibey ect.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:08 pm  

sherburntiger60 wrote:

mwildcats wrote:

:lol:

Nice 1, quite funny tbh. Although after fridays result if you didnt have humour what would you have [/quot e]

Plans and a site for a new ground..........