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Nozza strikes me as very much a Micky Adams player.
Wholehearted, gives it a go, a tryer.
Can't say from any of the games I've seen that he's not been committed.
Comical at times but not less than committed.
So do you think he dwells on the ball out of sheer stupidity? Otherwise, it's hard to reconcile such a lack of professionalism with commitment.
Focussing all our problems in the world on The Hotel seems exceedingly dumb to me.
Right on bro.![]()
Are we actually able to cancel a season long loan? I thought the only way it could end was if some other club decided to buy him, there can't be anybody that stupid can there???
i'd rather start the game with 10 men!
Focussing all our problems in the world on Nozza seems exceedingly dumb to me.
Just got back about half an hour a go. He was stupid to do that and only angered the fans hence we all started cheering when he was subbed off. Hope he never wears the shirt again, absolute to**er. The Lad who came on for him was decent, Pellinni is it? Ertl had a good game aswell i thought and had it not been for Eagles who is a class act i think we would have got something out of the game.
Nosworthy reacted to a fan next to the tunnel. Shouldn't have done it but I find it bit rich some fans moaning when he has reacted to all the abuse he has got in recent weeks. If you can't take it back,don't dish it out. He wasn't direspecting the 'shirt' just the fan who abused him.
Well said, nice to see a bit of common sense creeping into this thread. I can remember a few players reacting to abuse from the crowd in the past, Paul Devlin amongst them. They may be very well paid humans, but they are nonetheless just human. Can't believe Muttsnuts being surprised at Beattie giving him some back when he had a go at him, why should he just shut up & accept it?
The cardinal sin of any footballer is to slag off/disrespect the fans, and for that reason he should never wear the shirt again. A couple of years ago i had a go with some of the players as they got on the team bus at Derby, morgs and speed took it on the chin, but beattie started the big time charlie stuff saying i dont pay his wages etc and started slagging off supporters like me. From that day on i wanted the cock out of my club, a good job the security guard dragged me away!!!
I think Nosy typifies the way Premier clubs hire very average players and then pay them a premiership wage, I've written about it elsewhere at length.
Nosy is distinctly average, he's certainly not up to Championship standards, let alone the challenges of top flight football. Nonetheless, I was an awful goalkeeper, but if a football club had ever offered me a deal I would have snapped their hand off. The same goes for a professional offered a Prem squad place!
This does not detract from the fact that the guy goes out there and gives of his best (or we hope he does), and we as fans should recognise this.
Any manager can see how a player is performing, they're watching the match too, so it doesn't need Joe Halfwit to give a player both barrells as and when he leaves the field of play, I'm sure the collective groans of the crowd give a player a clue as to his contribution!
As for muttsnuts' comment above, it probably was a good job the security guard dragged you away, but not for the reason you allude to.
The cardinal sin of any footballer is to slag off/disrespect the fans, and for that reason he should never wear the shirt again. A couple of years ago i had a go with some of the players as they got on the team bus at Derby, morgs and speed took it on the chin, but beattie started the big time charlie stuff saying i dont pay his wages etc and started slagging off supporters like me. From that day on i wanted the cock out of my club, a good job the security guard dragged me away!!!
Nosworthy reacted to a fan next to the tunnel. Shouldn't have done it but I find it bit rich some fans moaning when he has reacted to all the abuse he has got in recent weeks. If you can't take it back,don't dish it out. He wasn't direspecting the 'shirt' just the fan who abused him.
I'm sure the collective groans of the crowd give a player a clue as to his contribution!
The sign of a good professional is one that can take criticism as well as lauding it when times are good. For the record sean the blade, if you heard what he said you might have been a bit annoyed.
I think Nosy typifies the way Premier clubs hire very average players and then pay them a premiership wage, I've written about it elsewhere at length.
Nosy is distinctly average, he's certainly not up to Championship standards, let alone the challenges of top flight football. Nonetheless, I was an awful goalkeeper, but if a football club had ever offered me a deal I would have snapped their hand off. The same goes for a professional offered a Prem squad place!
This does not detract from the fact that the guy goes out there and gives of his best (or we hope he does), and we as fans should recognise this.
Any manager can see how a player is performing, they're watching the match too, so it doesn't need Joe Halfwit to give a player both barrells as and when he leaves the field of play, I'm sure the collective groans of the crowd give a player a clue as to his contribution!
As for muttsnuts' comment above, it probably was a good job the security guard dragged you away, but not for the reason you allude to.
He is not a poor player, his record elsewhere highlights this. He is clearly lacking some confidence at the minute, understandable given the other players in the back four.
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