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Title: Darren Moore interview
Post by: South East Rover on August 24, 2019, 10:47:27 pm
Interesting interview looks like No9 in next week.

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Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: dknward2 on August 24, 2019, 11:16:37 pm
Only downside sounds like it will be a loan if we can’t agree terms.

Glad to hear about the team spirit. Hopefully some positive news by middle of the week
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Al4475 on August 24, 2019, 11:21:33 pm
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Darren Moore?


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John Coffey?
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: DonnyBazR0ver on August 24, 2019, 11:48:07 pm
Same powers to suck the bad out of players and make them better!
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Nudga on August 24, 2019, 11:50:41 pm
But, but he's bad at interviews and sounds thick so he must be a shit manager and the cheap option blah blah blah
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: BillyStubbsTears on August 25, 2019, 12:16:23 am
I get that Moore isn't comfortable in interviews, but if Danny Bergara had been interviewed after today's match and said we showed resolve after going a goal down...

I'm really, REALLY liking the football we've seen so far this season, but a comment like that is just a little bit worrying.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: BillyStubbsTears on August 25, 2019, 12:34:29 am
In fairness,he looks a lot more relaxed (it's relative) when talking about tactics and plans. That, (and the performances on the pitch) suggests that he's a training ground manager, not the sort who will give the media a soapy tit w**k.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: pib on August 25, 2019, 02:18:20 am
Can’t view the interview as I don’t subscribe, but judging on DM’s time in the role so far, I think it’s fair to say his work with the players is clearly his main strength rather than his media work.

I don’t think his interviews are so bad, but I think he’s probably not that comfortable doing them, so he tries his hardest to “script” eloquent responses in his head that can make him sound like he’s trying a bit too hard. It’s not something that bothers me too much tbh. Not everyone is a brilliant orator and I know from my own experience that when you’re talking to the media it can be difficult to articulate yourself and not ramble or repeat points.

On a positive note, it’s clear to me that the team is a well coached one, with a philosophy that DM is trying to instil and the players are clearly growing into. We’ve not put in a consistent 90 min performance so far, but in patches the football has been really good to watch and I think DM is getting somewhere. If he can create a bit more consistency and strengthen us with one or two extra players I think we can have a decent season.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Alan Southstand on August 25, 2019, 06:45:58 am
Again, it just goes to show some people can moan about anything.

The difference in the team this season, and don’t forget it was decimated in the summer, is totally at contrast to last season. The organisation has improved immeasurably and I found myself not worried at all by set piece plays (well, except for Lawlor being rooted to his line again). Even taking into account the movement of Wilks, Marquis and Kane last season, I think the movement from the back to the final third is equally as good. The difference between the sides, so far, is the final third. Ennis did a great job and scored a wonderful goal, but there’s something missing and Sterling is not it.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: sha66y on August 25, 2019, 08:01:49 am
Again, it just goes to show some people can moan about anything.

The difference in the team this season, and don’t forget it was decimated in the summer, is totally at contrast to last season. The organisation has improved immeasurably and I found myself not worried at all by set piece plays (well, except for Lawlor being rooted to his line again). Even taking into account the movement of Wilks, Marquis and Kane last season, I think the movement from the back to the final third is equally as good. The difference between the sides, so far, is the final third. Ennis did a great job and scored a wonderful goal, but there’s something missing and Sterling is not it.
“ Sterling’ is not it “ .....yet!
Game time is all he needs,
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: hamiltonrover on August 25, 2019, 08:12:45 am
Again, it just goes to show some people can moan about anything.

The difference in the team this season, and don’t forget it was decimated in the summer, is totally at contrast to last season. The organisation has improved immeasurably and I found myself not worried at all by set piece plays (well, except for Lawlor being rooted to his line again). Even taking into account the movement of Wilks, Marquis and Kane last season, I think the movement from the back to the final third is equally as good. The difference between the sides, so far, is the final third. Ennis did a great job and scored a wonderful goal, but there’s something missing and Sterling is not it.
“ Sterling’ is not it “ .....yet!
Game time is all he needs,

Sterling won us that game yesterday with his strength and fight for the ball, he also put in an intelligent pass for Taylor, where many players would have gone for goal. Let’s see more of him, I think he will be a handful at L1 level.


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Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: SydneyRover on August 25, 2019, 08:20:29 am
Our defence did well against a sustained series of corners in the first half and I thought our second half goal was against the play. A pretty good all round performance, it was funny to Sterling leave their defender (not sure who) on the deck before setting up the goal, that defender won't be allowed to forget that for a while.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: philsky on August 25, 2019, 08:23:30 am
In fairness,he looks a lot more relaxed (it's relative) when talking about tactics and plans. That, (and the performances on the pitch) suggests that he's a training ground manager, not the sort who will give the media a soapy tit w**k.

Absolutely spot on - when he's asked about roles and responsibilities he's all over it and very clear. Moore comes across considered and thoughtful and focused. This guy knows his stuff.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: RedJ on August 25, 2019, 09:20:46 am
Again, it just goes to show some people can moan about anything.

The difference in the team this season, and don’t forget it was decimated in the summer, is totally at contrast to last season. The organisation has improved immeasurably and I found myself not worried at all by set piece plays (well, except for Lawlor being rooted to his line again). Even taking into account the movement of Wilks, Marquis and Kane last season, I think the movement from the back to the final third is equally as good. The difference between the sides, so far, is the final third. Ennis did a great job and scored a wonderful goal, but there’s something missing and Sterling is not it.

I honestly don't get how you've already made your mind up on Sterling after 30-50 minutes' game time.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: bedale rover on August 25, 2019, 09:28:28 am
Again, it just goes to show some people can moan about anything.

The difference in the team this season, and don’t forget it was decimated in the summer, is totally at contrast to last season. The organisation has improved immeasurably and I found myself not worried at all by set piece plays (well, except for Lawlor being rooted to his line again). Even taking into account the movement of Wilks, Marquis and Kane last season, I think the movement from the back to the final third is equally as good. The difference between the sides, so far, is the final third. Ennis did a great job and scored a wonderful goal, but there’s something missing and Sterling is not it.
“ Sterling’ is not it “ .....yet!
Game time is all he needs,

Sterling won us that game yesterday with his strength and fight for the ball, he also put in an intelligent pass for Taylor, where many players would have gone for goal. Let’s see more of him, I think he will be a handful at L1 level.


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DD said he was rubbish when he came on
He didn't at the end!
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: BradwellRover on August 25, 2019, 10:15:06 am
Darren is doing a great job so far, getting much better performances out of players (May and Anderson) and finally we look like a team that is greater than the sum of its parts - something you couldn’t say under the previous two Managers.

I for one couldn’t care less if he is media or PR savvy...the MOTD and Sky studios are full of those who talk a good game, but failed in Management.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: godlike1 on August 25, 2019, 11:12:06 am
Darren is doing a great job so far, getting much better performances out of players (May and Anderson) and finally we look like a team that is greater than the sum of its parts - something you couldn’t say under the previous two Managers.

I for one couldn’t care less if he is media or PR savvy...the MOTD and Sky studios are full of those who talk a good game, but failed in Management.

I could not agree more. Annoys me so much when players like Danny Mills start preaching. They really don't know how disrespectful it is at times and how little they know
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Copps is Magic on August 25, 2019, 11:13:18 am
If the striker we are looking at did come in on loan it would present a bit of a dilema for Moore, however much he says we can have 6/7 loans in the squad.

Looking at it, if you're only allowed 5 in the match day squad...

1 has to be the back up keeper
Ennis and John - I don't think there is any justification to drop them at the moment.
Sterling - I don't imagine his parent club will be happy with us dropping him either.
Which leaves Sheaf... arguably we could survive without him... but Moore obviously sees him as a starter and we're not left with much cover without him there.

So who would be left out of the match day squad? It would be infinitely better if we could sign this aforementioned player on a permanent. I am really intrigued who this lad is, and why there has been so many problems with the transfer.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Reesielad on August 25, 2019, 11:19:45 am
If the striker we are looking at did come in on loan it would present a bit of a dilema for Moore, however much he says we can have 6/7 loans in the squad.

Looking at it, if you're only allowed 5 in the match day squad...

1 has to be the back up keeper
Ennis and John - I don't think there is any justification to drop them at the moment.
Sterling - I don't imagine his parent club will be happy with us dropping him either.
Which leaves Sheaf... arguably we could survive without him... but Moore obviously sees him as a starter and we're not left with much cover without him there.

So who would be left out of the match day squad? It would be infinitely better if we could sign this aforementioned player on a permanent. I am really intrigued who this lad is, and why there has been so many problems with the transfer.

I expect Dieng would miss out and we would use our very own Louis Jones.


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Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Jonathan on August 25, 2019, 11:20:42 am
Surely we can’t be loaning more players. It’s time we built the nucleus of our own players. We’ve got some good loanees again this season but ultimately Wolves and Spurs will benefit from their development in the longer term. We need to get some of our own in to supplement that.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: RedJ on August 25, 2019, 11:24:23 am
I don't even understand why we decided to bring in Dieng if he isn't starting. I get that it's another senior keeper but what's the point bringing one in on loan when there's a limit to how many you can have in the match day squad if he isn't going to be the first choice? Surely it would be of more benefit to have Jones on the bench.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Copps is Magic on August 25, 2019, 11:28:12 am
I think you need two fairly decent keepers for training sessions when you do 11 vs 11 or other drills.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Paul Simpson on August 25, 2019, 11:49:19 am
I’m not sure Louis is quite ready for the 1st team? Just my opinion but adding Deing makes sense to put pressure on Lawlor for the shirt
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: 5minstogo on August 25, 2019, 11:50:31 am
I think when DM said "parent club doing a deal with us" he was referring to a permanent deal. I think owning club would've been the better way if explaining it. For me if it is a loan then we need to send Dieng back and have Jones on the bench which would also satisfy our "home grown" quota.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: dknward2 on August 25, 2019, 01:06:20 pm
We need this on a permanent so we don't have to be picking and choosing which loan player to leave out of the match day squad.

Only thing I'm struggling with is who to drop for this new number nine.

Expect dieng to start in the cup game plus a few off the bench players like Crawford and Blair
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Rovers91 on August 25, 2019, 01:22:00 pm
Considering Moore rarely opens up about transfers in interviews and hes spoken about a permanent transfer with this one I think he must be confident. Be interesting to see who it is.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Chris Black come back on August 25, 2019, 01:30:39 pm
Surely we can’t be loaning more players. It’s time we built the nucleus of our own players. We’ve got some good loanees again this season but ultimately Wolves and Spurs will benefit from their development in the longer term. We need to get some of our own in to supplement that.

We did it last season to great effect. We are doing it this season to great effect thus far. It is a routine practice now for 3-4 loan players to be part of the squad, some for all season. I doubt this is going to change for any club at this level so we should perhaps get used to a permanent squad plus this loan players as being the new normal.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: South East Rover on August 25, 2019, 01:43:41 pm
Can’t view the interview as I don’t subscribe, but judging on DM’s time in the role so far, I think it’s fair to say his work with the players is clearly his main strength rather than his media work.

I don’t think his interviews are so bad, but I think he’s probably not that comfortable doing them, so he tries his hardest to “script” eloquent responses in his head that can make him sound like he’s trying a bit too hard. It’s not something that bothers me too much tbh. Not everyone is a brilliant orator and I know from my own experience that when you’re talking to the media it can be difficult to articulate yourself and not ramble or repeat points.

On a positive note, it’s clear to me that the team is a well coached one, with a philosophy that DM is trying to instil and the players are clearly growing into. We’ve not put in a consistent 90 min performance so far, but in patches the football has been really good to watch and I think DM is getting somewhere. If he can create a bit more consistency and strengthen us with one or two extra players I think we can have a decent season.

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Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: DonnyOsmond on August 25, 2019, 01:48:59 pm
Interesting interview looks like No9 in next week.

https://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/ifollow/latest-videos/

Thoughts on who it could be? Bradshaw? Winnall? Both fit the small description. Bradshaw probably a bit too injury prone.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Chris Black come back on August 25, 2019, 01:51:17 pm
If anyone has not listened to it yet, the Liam Hoden and Peter Catt podcast explains the striker situation. It looks like it may have to be loan to permanent, rather than permanent immediately. God knows why but they are suggesting the loan is a step to permanent not an end in itself.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Rovers91 on August 25, 2019, 01:52:13 pm
Wont be Bradshaw hes getting quite a bit of game time at Millwall.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Padge_DRFC on August 25, 2019, 02:18:15 pm
Winnall on 18k a week.

Reckon it's Hylton
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: DonnyOsmond on August 25, 2019, 02:22:23 pm
Winnall on 18k a week.

Reckon it's Hylton

That wage might be why it's a loan.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Copps is Magic on August 25, 2019, 02:28:55 pm
It seems people are referring to different snippets of Moore's interview here and drawing different conclusions.

In the full 25 minute interview on rovers player Moore said the player "wants to come" to rovers and it seems personal terms won't be an issue. It is the negotiation between the clubs that is the issue. He also said it might be a permanent if they can agree terms, but that we might have to settle for a loan. Which the Free Press guys have said could be a loan to buy, but Moore didn't say that directly.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: South East Rover on August 25, 2019, 02:38:08 pm
Maybe he has a year left on his contract on good money so not willing to move till his contract is up & sign then, get a good signing on fee in 12 month time.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Jonathan on August 25, 2019, 03:00:52 pm
If anyone has not listened to it yet, the Liam Hoden and Peter Catt podcast explains the striker situation. It looks like it may have to be loan to permanent, rather than permanent immediately. God knows why but they are suggesting the loan is a step to permanent not an end in itself.

We run the risk of him doing well and never being seen here again in that case!
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Alan Southstand on August 25, 2019, 03:09:09 pm
Redj:

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I honestly don't get how you've already made your mind up on Sterling after 30-50 minutes' game time.

I’m only making my mind up about one thing and that is (imho) Sterling is not the missing link. DM doesn’t think so, either, as he has held the No9 shirt back for a reason! Are you questioning the manager by any chance?

Sterling will have a great impact on our season, as will Ennis, but as far as what we still need up top is that clever, experienced, hold-up man that will both contribute with his own goals and help the likes of Ennis and/or Sterling improve their tallies.

That’s all.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: Rovers91 on August 25, 2019, 03:25:52 pm
Winnall on 18k a week.

Reckon it's Hylton

That wage might be why it's a loan.

Could make sense because think Winnall contract expires next summer as well.
Title: Re: Darren Moore interview
Post by: RoversAlias on August 25, 2019, 09:21:08 pm
I get that Moore isn't comfortable in interviews, but if Danny Bergara had been interviewed after today's match and said we showed resolve after going a goal down...

I'm really, REALLY liking the football we've seen so far this season, but a comment like that is just a little bit worrying.

I've just listened to this back and he didn't mean that, he has just worded it badly. The very next thing he says after that is referring to "their travelling support", he's on about Lincoln coming from a goal down he just said it in a very clumsy way.

The man is far from stupid, he knows we weren't behind in that game.