Hayles in, Hayes out.
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Darth Vodka
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i think i'm in a minority, but i think Hayles is ok
SwedeFox
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Hayles > DJ in my book.
londonfox
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I'm part of that minority as well.
PONTUS KAAMARK
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I am with you on this one.
spionfox
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I have always believed BH was underrated by some supporters. His workrate at times was excellent.
fitz
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he ended up being hated due to a prick of a manager playing him on the frigging wing, because people couldn't see the real villain was IH due to his stand up routine which became a circus
LCFC 4 life
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Will be ok coming on from the bench, did average last season but i dont really blame him.
fitz
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don't see how anyone could, unless he was picking the team.....but no doubt that was Milan :icon_wink
I think he scored 3 goals in 7 or 8 appearances whilst at struggling Cheltenham so it can't hurt having him on the bench for us on Saturday if Campbell can't make it.
The Championship was probably a step too far for him especially when you consider that Holloway decided it would be a good idea to play someone at the end of his career on the wing and expect him to run around like a 20 year old.
The Championship was probably a step too far for him especially when you consider that Holloway decided it would be a good idea to play someone at the end of his career on the wing and expect him to run around like a 20 year old.
David Gwilliam
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The real villain was Martin Allen who brought in fourteen players not one of which is good enough to be in the present team. His behaviour at the training ground deserves words like "prick" and "villain" . Ian Holloway is a good man who was never given a real chance. Apart from the emergency buys of the transfer window Holloway never had the chance to build his team in a close season. He tried emergency surgery under difficult conditions and failed. This does not make Holloway a prick or a villain; it makes him an unsuccessful manager.
Luckily so far NP seems to have the double whammy of being a good man and a successful manager.
londonfox
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Lboro fox
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Not going to be offensive, so instead ill say i disagree entirely with the contents of your post, with exception to the NP comment at the end.
drummindefender
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Jonny Hayes always looked quite promising when he came on i thought. Wonder where it went wrong.
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