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Post by banburypotter on Jan 2, 2009 9:11:01 GMT
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Post by sweetandinnocent on Jan 2, 2009 9:12:49 GMT
GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARN VINCE ;D
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Post by salopstick on Jan 2, 2009 9:13:27 GMT
id love to know whats happening with kitson
i dont believe the "refusing to play" bull shit
but it was reported on here he was seen in full training
smoke and mirrors - same as liam
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Post by sweetandinnocent on Jan 2, 2009 9:14:26 GMT
What about cressy? surely there must be someone in the youth setup we could use?
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Post by banburypotter on Jan 2, 2009 9:21:07 GMT
cresswell is suspended mate
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Post by Northy on Jan 2, 2009 10:06:55 GMT
how many threads have we had about this this week? Nearly as many as Fuller  |
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Post by sweetandinnocent on Jan 2, 2009 10:08:59 GMT
cresswell is suspended mate ... oh dear ???  |
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Post by Pembo on Jan 2, 2009 10:11:24 GMT
At the end of the Man utd game Kitson came out with the subs for a run around ,like they do..He didnt look injured to me
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Post by ms001 on Jan 2, 2009 10:18:03 GMT
Pembo - and you are a physio presumably - the paranoia on this message board is unbelievable at times.
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Post by FullerMagic on Jan 2, 2009 10:30:23 GMT
There must be a youth team striker who'd have a case for being in the shake-up in the circumstances. Is Alexander the brightest of the current crop, and it doesn't sound like lack of strength would be a problem as it is with so many youth players? Okay, he's obviously no Pele/Rooney/Best, and he may never make it, but desperate times etc..... And, let's face it, ' desperate' is a kind way of describing having Winkle as your only match-ready striker. Any striker on the books with a pulse and two legs must have a case for being thought about tomorrow www.thisisstaffordshire.co.uk/football/Stoke-City-Alexander-continues-hot-streakarticle-340376-details/article.htmlWARWICK Alexander bagged his third in three games as Stoke's youth team ran out 1-0 winners against Leeds last weekend.
That makes it two wins in two by way of a terrific response to that potentially debilitating 7-1 hammering by Bristol City in their opening fixture... two days after arriving back from a week in America.
Alexander's second-half strike settled a largely scrappy game and served further notice of his ability in front of goal.
A big lad hailing from Rugby in Warwickshire and (allegedly) requiring a hair cut, he has quickly impressed youth boss Adrian Pennock in the opening few weeks of the season.
"All three of his goals have been headers, which just goes to show how good he is in the air," said Pennock.
Click here!
"But he also gets into good positions in the first place when the ball comes into the box.
"He's a big lad, one of those who can be a real pain for defenders. There's still a lot of improvements to make and he knows that, not least taking a pair of shears to his hair."
Alexander struck in the 68th minute last weekend by climbing above two defenders to head home an enticing cross from Tom Urwin.
www.chanticosarmy.com/Galleries/2008.8.16.PottersvRayadas.htmWarwick Alexander (Stoke City) was a big boy. He gave the Rayados defense fits throughout the match with his size, which eventually resulted in a Rayados player being ejected for punching.
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Post by Pembo on Jan 2, 2009 10:34:17 GMT
Pembo - and you are a physio presumably - the paranoia on this message board is unbelievable at times. No im not a physio but if someones running like fuck, jumping heading and kicking the ball then to me he dont look injured and as for paranoia..get a grip all i was saying is what i saw |
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Post by ms001 on Jan 2, 2009 10:38:22 GMT
Pembo _ I think i have a grip - I don't fuel theories that have no substance whatsoever.
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Post by Trouserdog on Jan 2, 2009 10:38:44 GMT
It wouldn't matter if we did have Rooney, Pele or Best in the youth team, they wouldn't get a look in under Pulis, even in these circumstances.
Like you say, Alexander may not be good enough, but he can't be any worse than Pericard, who is quite simply a bad joke.
The annoying thing is that he'll definitely start with Pericard, and then not have any attackers as substitutes either.
I sense us being on the end of a cup upset, although whether it would be a surprise to any of us is another matter.
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Post by Pembo on Jan 2, 2009 10:39:41 GMT
But like i said in my first post, Its what i saw so thats my substance
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Post by prem4stoke on Jan 2, 2009 10:43:29 GMT
Pembo - and you are a physio presumably - the paranoia on this message board is unbelievable at times. No im not a physio but if someones running like fuck, jumping heading and kicking the ball then to me he dont look injured and as for paranoia..get a grip all i was saying is what i saw I have seen this lad at half time in the West stand lower with some other youth players, he is huge and yes a hair cut wouldn't go a miss! As for playing ability I havn't got a clue but he looks bigger than Parkin ;D |
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Post by sweetandinnocent on Jan 2, 2009 10:43:41 GMT
"WARWICK Alexander bagged his third in three games as Stoke's youth team ran out 1-0 winners against Leeds last weekend. That makes it two wins in two by way of a terrific response to that potentially debilitating 7-1 hammering by Bristol City in their opening fixture... two days after arriving back from a week in America. Alexander's second-half strike settled a largely scrappy game and served further notice of his ability in front of goal. A big lad hailing from Rugby in Warwickshire and (allegedly) requiring a hair cut, he has quickly impressed youth boss Adrian Pennock in the opening few weeks of the season. "All three of his goals have been headers, which just goes to show how good he is in the air," said Pennock. Click here! "But he also gets into good positions in the first place when the ball comes into the box. "He's a big lad, one of those who can be a real pain for defenders. There's still a lot of improvements to make and he knows that, not least taking a pair of shears to his hair." Alexander struck in the 68th minute last weekend by climbing above two defenders to head home an enticing cross from Tom Urwin. www.chanticosarmy.com/Galleries/2008.8.16.PottersvRayadas.htmWarwick Alexander (Stoke City) was a big boy. He gave the Rayados defense fits throughout the match with his size, which eventually resulted in a Rayados player being ejected for punching. there lies a very big reason for not playing Vince!!! CHRIST STOKE GIVE THE LAD A CHANCE!!! ITS FUCKING HARTLEPOOL NOT MANCHESTER UNITED!!! Why play Vince when we have him?????? |
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Post by ms001 on Jan 2, 2009 10:46:01 GMT
Pembo - So TP pays £5.5m for a striker and still does not play him even though we have no fit strikers(I'm not counting Pericard who would be out of his depth at Blue Square level).Have you even considered that Kitson may have had a reaction to his post Man Utd work out.
What would be useful however would be more updates from the club on players fitness.
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