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The worst thing is that a large number of our fans and the manager couldn’t see his potential. It was very obvious to me and some that his confidence was growing at every game. All I could hear was praise for Marquis who was on the bench yesterday for his loan club Lincoln.Our thanks must go to Darren Moore.
I'm getting deja vu with all these Alfie May threads.I really think we should be trying to sign Marquis in the summer by the way.
Marquis scored more than 70 goals in three seasons here, he was not a flash in the pan.
Quote from: Goole Rover on April 24, 2022, 09:45:51 amThe worst thing is that a large number of our fans and the manager couldn’t see his potential. It was very obvious to me and some that his confidence was growing at every game. All I could hear was praise for Marquis who was on the bench yesterday for his loan club Lincoln.Our thanks must go to Darren Moore.We capitulated when Darren Moore left, not when Alfie did! It wasn't Darren Moores' fault that Alfie hadn't proved himself in the time he'd been at the club. His strike rate was worse than Lewis Guy's. He's gone to Cheltenham and reinvented himself, well done to him, hope he keeps it going!
Not a chance with Marquis. He would cost too much.
Hindsight is a brilliant thing.Had he been able to finish whilst playing for us, he wouldn't have been let go. He couldn't though.Glad he's pushed on. But he ran round like a headless chicken in most games for us.
Quote from: The Beast on April 24, 2022, 11:13:22 amQuote from: Goole Rover on April 24, 2022, 09:45:51 amThe worst thing is that a large number of our fans and the manager couldn’t see his potential. It was very obvious to me and some that his confidence was growing at every game. All I could hear was praise for Marquis who was on the bench yesterday for his loan club Lincoln.Our thanks must go to Darren Moore.We capitulated when Darren Moore left, not when Alfie did! It wasn't Darren Moores' fault that Alfie hadn't proved himself in the time he'd been at the club. His strike rate was worse than Lewis Guy's. He's gone to Cheltenham and reinvented himself, well done to him, hope he keeps it going!We were 3rd bottom of the form table when DM went. Pretty sure the capitulation started before he left.
It did start before he’d left - officially’. He’d already had his head turned by Sheff Wednesday before he left!
Whiteman was the cog of the team. He was never replaced. Moore’s funding must have not been good ,when you look at the strikers he signed. You can’t blame him for leaving for a club that would allow him to get good standard players in.