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Sam must be thinking he's getting a bit of a hard deal and quite frankly hes got a point,it was bad enough that he was benched so a plainly unfit Martis could take his place,then he was benched again so Shackell could return to the team about ten minutes after being discharged by the DRI.A descision that cost us Shackell for probably the rest of the season. Sam then has two great games against Forest and the Wendies and then one not so great one against QPR when nobody did.Result dropped again so that a unfit Roberts can play.Personally i thought Ward was poor against QPR as well and i thought he was very poor last night,he might be able to bycycle kick but if he wants a contract here he's going to have to show a lot more nouce than that,when the ball hit the net last night he had only just crossed the half way line.!! Absolutely ridiculous and quite frankly if i was Sam hird i would be worried for my future here because if your a centre half and can walk or even limp you get the nod. I know a lot of you say hes young and should wait his turn but Hirds confidence will soon be shot and he will probably think if the club cat pulled on a shirt and claimed to be a centre half he would get the nod over Sam. I dont normally criticise SOD on here as the thread oes off topic while we are all reminded how great he is and i dont disagree,but sometimes you have to say your piece.lol :angry:
Personally i thought Ward was poor against QPR as well and i thought he was very poor last night,he might be able to bycycle kick but if he wants a contract here he's going to have to show a lot more nouce than that,when the ball hit the net last night he had only just crossed the half way line.!!
Filo, my argument was not that he couldnt get back, more that the centre halves should talk and decide who goes up and who stays.They were both upfield when the ball went upfield.Wether Roberts was culpable is not in doubt but he should never have been left one on one from a boot upfield.
wing commander wrote:QuoteSam must be thinking he's getting a bit of a hard deal and quite frankly hes got a point,it was bad enough that he was benched so a plainly unfit Martis could take his place,then he was benched again so Shackell could return to the team about ten minutes after being discharged by the DRI.A descision that cost us Shackell for probably the rest of the season. Sam then has two great games against Forest and the Wendies and then one not so great one against QPR when nobody did.Result dropped again so that a unfit Roberts can play.Personally i thought Ward was poor against QPR as well and i thought he was very poor last night,he might be able to bycycle kick but if he wants a contract here he's going to have to show a lot more nouce than that,when the ball hit the net last night he had only just crossed the half way line.!! Absolutely ridiculous and quite frankly if i was Sam hird i would be worried for my future here because if your a centre half and can walk or even limp you get the nod. I know a lot of you say hes young and should wait his turn but Hirds confidence will soon be shot and he will probably think if the club cat pulled on a shirt and claimed to be a centre half he would get the nod over Sam. I dont normally criticise SOD on here as the thread oes off topic while we are all reminded how great he is and i dont disagree,but sometimes you have to say your piece.lol :angry:If you look at the two goals conceded at QPR in detail its easy to see why SOD left him out last night. For the first goal he lets the player he's marking run into the inside left channel doesn't track him and asks James O Connor to go with him when O'Connor is actually marking someone else. The cross comes over and Hird is stood motionless marking nobody. 1-0 to QPRFor the build up to the second goal Hird is marking Simpson but as the ball is lofted into the box Simpson pulls off Hird receives the ball unchallenged and we've lost the game.