EastLancsCov
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"His fitness isn't that great either". He's a professional footballer. That says it all.
For the Frank haters (3 Viewers)
- Thread starter Lamptey
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stupot07
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Nail on head. And having one good 10-15 minutes every 7-8 games is not good enough if we have any ambitions of getting out this league, getting promotion requires a good team and team ethic, no place for a player like Nouble.
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johnwillomagic
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Hmm let me put it to you Lamptey as they will be on similar salaries currently if you had to pick one
would it be Samuels or Nouble......?? Think I know who most would go to and there are plenty of other harder working
potential Samuels out there.
Unless Nouble halves his salary he rightly will be let go and do not think he will get a very good club either!
would it be Samuels or Nouble......?? Think I know who most would go to and there are plenty of other harder working
potential Samuels out there.
Unless Nouble halves his salary he rightly will be let go and do not think he will get a very good club either!
Lamptey
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Was waiting for someone to come back with a really funny comment about the thread title.....
'If you are happy with League 1 football he is the answer' eh? not sure what you are on about here, of course I am not happy with league one football.
Astute
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I am from 2 days ago when we were 1 goal away from going down with about 10 mins to go. Give me a couple of weeks and I will agree with you though
I think we can find a more effective player for Nouble's salary than himself.
He's really neither here nor there as an attacker - he's got all the raw material to make a good target man out of himself, but is too pre-occupied fannying about on the wing. Opposition have learnt not to dive in and stand him up and as a result he's looked much less effective since signing his 6 month deal.
I do like Frank and I think at some point in his career if the penny drops under the right stewardship he could do well for himself, I'd just rather spent the money on an ugly bruiser of a central midfielder who'll be more effective in League One.
He's really neither here nor there as an attacker - he's got all the raw material to make a good target man out of himself, but is too pre-occupied fannying about on the wing. Opposition have learnt not to dive in and stand him up and as a result he's looked much less effective since signing his 6 month deal.
I do like Frank and I think at some point in his career if the penny drops under the right stewardship he could do well for himself, I'd just rather spent the money on an ugly bruiser of a central midfielder who'll be more effective in League One.
skybluebeduff
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So many games that he were't interested, outweigh the ones he were.
At home vs
Crewe
Leyton Orient
Nott's County
Doncaster
So many more.
Worth a rolling contract that's it.
At home vs
Crewe
Leyton Orient
Nott's County
Doncaster
So many more.
Worth a rolling contract that's it.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
Successful teams in this division do not carry players in the hope they might just provide something. More often than not he has provided very little. Yes flair players are important but they have to contribute much more than the odd flash of skill
Too inconsistent and not a real/regular goal threat either in providing or taking
For me its adios Frank
Too inconsistent and not a real/regular goal threat either in providing or taking
For me its adios Frank
stevefloyd
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Presleys team ethos was pressing and work ethic so why did he bring in so many lazy fookers?
Look at Chile in the world cup they worked their balls off for each other admittedly they had a tad more skill than our misfits but we need winners at our club, even the most thickest fan/boo merchant can see if someones giving 100%. I think this is all we ask well apart from a winning team
Look at Chile in the world cup they worked their balls off for each other admittedly they had a tad more skill than our misfits but we need winners at our club, even the most thickest fan/boo merchant can see if someones giving 100%. I think this is all we ask well apart from a winning team
Sick Boy
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Then your post makes no sense whatsoever. He simply isn't good enough if we have any aspirations to get out of this division.
Otis
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Perfectly put, OSB.
Sbarcher
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This league cannot support prima donnas. We need a team of 11 guys playing and looking out for each other. We will not succeed if only 6/7 are playing at their potential and the rest are just putting in time. There's been a few of those this season and ends up with a dis-jointed, slow, lacking adventure, easy sideways or back pass, never finding space, low tempo game. SP was happy to tolerate and defend this type of performance, I hope TM or AN Other will not put up with this crap.
woody11462
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Agree with this post, he does have class but it's just the consistency lacking and with other players, when they have an off day you might see a lot of running/battling to try and make up for a poor performance. I thought he was unpalyable away to Fleetwood and under TM, who appears to rate him by some of his comments, he may get more from him in the wider role he often occupies.
Lamptey
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Successful teams this is league, (teams that go up) are always made up of players, 'who were at bigger clubs', 'didn't make it', 'showed potential' or plucked from lower league obscurity. Paddy Madden the year Yeovil went up is a good example. I think he can do it, last season was the most settled he has been with a club for ages...
Lamptey
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Eh? I am saying he is, you are saying his isn't.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
agreed successful teams are but that isn't the point I made. Its not about where any player came from its what he brings to our team. I don't think he brings enough, yes there are flashes but few and far between. In the end it will come down to can the money we pay him be better used and more effective paid to him or another player. Right now I do not think he has done enough to be kept. He might prove me wrong, hope he does but on what I have seen he is a hit and miss luxury we cannot afford given size of squad, the budget and the other needs in playing staff. Our opinions differ and I have no problem with that, but I bare the guy no animosity and certainly do not hate him
SkyBlue_Bear83
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His all round game isn't good enough
If we played him down the middle then yes for sure, as a bit of affection and played down the middle and belief installed in him he would be a monster, and work on his finishing, played on the left wing, then no complete waste of talent when played OUT OF POSITION LIKE MOST OF THE SEASON!
Astute
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Otis
Well-Known Member
For him to do that wouldn't he need the right attitude?
skyblueheaven
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skyblueheaven
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Lb87ccfc, , totally agree with your post, play him down the middle, otherwise forget it!
stupot07
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We played him down the middle the last 14-15 games of the season, he just naturally drifts out wide. He just isn't a goalscorer.
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fellatio_Martinez
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I love his creativity.
That post match vine has won him at least a 12 month contract in my eyes.
That post match vine has won him at least a 12 month contract in my eyes.
johnniericoh
Member
most games down flanks thus restricting opportunities in more favourable positions further forward.
SkyblueDad
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He has potential to be a quality player in league one. On his day he can be a treat and would play week in week out. He's far too inconsistent along with others that's my issue with him. I would keep him as a squad player definitely at this level but we need to try add a 20+ a season player nouble isn't that man.
SkyblueDad
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Maybe if he's stays up front he might add more goals to his game I'm not a fan of putting strikers out wide which we love to do at ccfc. Get some pacey wingers in and nouble would get a lot more goals
stupot07
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But as I've said earlier he's been playing up front in a two for the last 15-16 games (JOB left mid, Ward, Fleck, Barton right mid), and he's still spent most of his time outwide and rarely looks like scoring. He's just not a goalscorer. I don't even know what kind of striker he is, he's not a target man, he's not a poacher, he's not a number 10, he's not a fox in the box. It's as if he thinks and wants to be Thierry Henry.
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Otis
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But as I've said earlier he's been playing up front in a two for the last 15-16 games (JOB left mid, Ward, Fleck, Barton right mid), and he's still spent most of his time outwide and rarely looks like scoring. He's just not a goalscorer. I don't even know what kind of striker he is, he's not a target man, he's not a poacher, he's not a number 10, he's not a fox in the box. It's as if he thinks and wants to be Thierry Henry.
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But he ends up playing like Lenny Henry.