Jordan Shipley Podcast (1 Viewer)
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christonabike
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Before I watch the video anyone with your enthusiasm deserves credit. Keep it up kid you have a skill that will develop.
Nice to see people not shouting or berating our players young and old.
Nice to see people not shouting or berating our players young and old.
joemercersaces
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As with Tom Davies and Jack Grimmer I think it’s fantastic that these players give up their time like this for you. Jordan comes across as a really decent lad and it’s touching to hear how much he gets out of re-watching those special moments. Player by player the rest of us are getting a sense of the human being inside the shirt. I think they all deserve a bit more patience and support and less of the barracking the first time they mistime a pass.
Cranfield Sky Blue
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Really like your style! Missed #2 Grimmer?
Link please!
Edit! Found it! Check it out! It’s awesome!
Link please!
Edit! Found it! Check it out! It’s awesome!
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joemercersaces
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Have watched all three of these interviews and two things really impress me for a lad of SkyBlueOl’s age, in fact for any interviewer doing a piece to camera. One is that the interviews have clearly been shot in one take. The other is the research into the player’s career. Unscripted he leads them through a route which he has clearly planned and retains in his head whilst engaging with them and listening to what they are saying and keeping the flow. I don’t think this is anywhere near as easy as he makes it look.
covcity4life
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i listen to about 10 football podcasts a week so just like with cov i am the smartest authority on here. I will give it a lesson and give you feedback. I will not charge for this either
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DannyThomas_1981
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Always enjoy these.
More difficult for Ol this time around as Shippers doesn't quite have the confidence yet to express himself that more experienced players such as Davies and Grimmer have. But a good interview nevertheless.
3,000+ City fans belting out 'Jordan Shipley is one of our own' after the Notts County game is my favourite moment in 40 years of watching the City. Had me in tears honestly. What a night that was. I can only imagine how that felt to a young player playing for his home town club - certainly something that very few people in a lifetime get to experience. I also respected Shippers a lot in that celebration for giving the credit to Max - indicative of the great team spirit last season and showed good character.
Keep on making us proud Jordan - you're one of our own.
More difficult for Ol this time around as Shippers doesn't quite have the confidence yet to express himself that more experienced players such as Davies and Grimmer have. But a good interview nevertheless.
3,000+ City fans belting out 'Jordan Shipley is one of our own' after the Notts County game is my favourite moment in 40 years of watching the City. Had me in tears honestly. What a night that was. I can only imagine how that felt to a young player playing for his home town club - certainly something that very few people in a lifetime get to experience. I also respected Shippers a lot in that celebration for giving the credit to Max - indicative of the great team spirit last season and showed good character.
Keep on making us proud Jordan - you're one of our own.
covcity4life
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stop playing shit jordan
Sky Blue Harry H
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Ol - is a really composed interviewer. He has interviewed players at the l&w ccfc supporters' meetings. Hopefully he can make a career out of it. Keep up the good work.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Forgot the supportive bit mate?
covcity4life
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you forget current performances mate?
Sky Blue Harry H
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Forgive, not forget. The great thing that has happened with meeting players is that you realise they are people first and foremost. Things like regular appearances at the L&W supporters club have strengthened bonds between players and fans. Jordan's dad travels with fans to the game. Of course I groan if he misplaces a pass, but I'll never shout abuse at him (as in a frustrated state, I might once have). Come along to one of the meetings and you'll see what I mean. Jordan comes along to the meetings as a 'fan' even if he's not one of the 'invited' players.
covcity4life
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I have never swore at him. Just find it annoying when those that has home town kid bias refuse to accept they are playing poorly.
Look at Twitter. Grown men crying that people are saying Jordan is playing poor but those same men will rip bakayoko to shreds
Doesnt wash with me.
Shipley played big part in promotion. Will not be forgotten. Me wanting him to improve or be dropped doesn't change the appreciation I have for him
stevefloyd
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I think Shipley has a really itchy neck
stevefloyd
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In fact I think he had fleas
rob9872
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I'm perhaps in a minority of being patient with Shippers and Bakaypko but then I like Lee Burge too. These are all our boys and they all need support. How many of us get better at our jobs if someone tells us we're shit?
covcity4life
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How many of us make money from fans that come to see us do our jobs well?
Silly argument and besides like I said I do not rip into Jordan on stands or on here actually. Wanting him to Improve or lose his spot is perfectly acceptable
Irish Sky Blue
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Recent performances include scoring and then winning the penalty ar Oxford. The people who sit in the seats behind us are non stop on at Shipley from the first minute to the last. No recognition that he hasn’t played a full season in men’s football yet and is still a young player.
covcity4life
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What the fucj have the guys behind you got to do with me?
He's been poor all season. 2 moments vs Oxford isn't enough. One of our own or not
Skyblueol
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As someone who has been every game bar Blackpool this season I don’t think Shipley has been poor all season. He was good when he came on against oxford in the cup and against Plymouth at home. Unlucky not to score in both. He also played very well at gillingham and oxford. He clearly struggles with playing at the Ricoh but so would most people if they were the scapegoat and had the Ricoh erupt when they made a bad pass. I also think he was one of the only ones who tried to make a difference against Bristol on Saturday! He’s very hit and miss but to say he’s been poor all season is incorrect.
covcity4life
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No it isn't. I have also seen every game. You don't know your football
Lol babies look at lot of ya. He's a cov kid he's a cov kid blah blah
And worst thing is you are trying to create a narrative where the bad guys are being nasty to little Jordan a d some will fall for it no doubt. But as I said earlier no One is having a go just saying he's been poor in league 1
This does not mean he will be poor all season ffs.
Irish Sky Blue
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They seem to have the same intolerant view that you have. A player has to be instantly good, now, no time to develop, play well now or be left out. Young players need to be given time to reach their potential. Shipley showed enough last season to show that there is a player in there. Applying your logic, McNulty would have been bombed out after his first few games. Luckily we have a manager with more patience and foresight than some of the fans.
covcity4life
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What a ridiculous statement to make. How am I intolerant of Shipley? How am I demanding he be at his best at 21?
Have you seriously never heard of taking someone out the firing line? Never seen someone dropped and come back better?
LMAO. I like Jordan Shipley! He was massive in promotion. He could be massive this year but currently hes been playing poor and it is not bullying to point that out
You are a perfect example of the home town boy fans that annoy me tho.
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Nick
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Think you have to be a bit realistic and open your eyes sometimes.
If somebody says he has a bad game one week, your response is that he scored against Oxford of the Play Off Final.
Nothing wrong with saying he has a bad game one week if then praising him the next if he has a good game.
It is proper fingers in ears stuff sometimes. We can't have a player playing all season if he doesn't find any form because he scored in the play off final last year and he is from the academy. I hope he does improve and get a bit more confidence / form but there's nothing wrong with pointing out a player is playing badly.
covcity4life
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Thank you! And when it's Nick coming to my defence you need to realise it's the truth for crying out loud
All I hear is Oxford last year and Oxford this year. What about the rest?
Also I am DESPERATE for him to score today. I would love it. But I bet first thing you would do is log on and say haha I told you so as if it changes his past form.
We all want Shipley to play well. You want to be supportive that's fine. But don't say others are intolerant or bullying because they point out he is not been on top of his game.
Irish Sky Blue
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I don’t think Shipley has performed well this season, he wouldn’t be a particular favourite player of mine. However, I don’t think he deserves the stick he is being given. I think he always gives 100% and the fact that he is willing to run all day for the team is a positive not a negative thing. I have no objection to him being given time out of the team, in fact with Jones now coming back he may struggle to keep his place. My objection is to the constant harping on about one player who can never do anything right in some people’s eyes ( those who sit behind us for example). The fact that I am sticking up for Shipley has nothing to do with the fact he is from the academy, so not one of the home town boy fans that you hate. If you look back at previous posts you will see that I have tried to stick up for players like Biamou who I felt was being unfairly criticised. It is the same with Shipley. Look at your posts in the Sunderland match day thread, constantly on about him. Yesterday I felt he did make a positive contribution while still not having a great game. Interesting that Robins in his comments after the Barnsley match singled out Shipley for praise. Now I thought he had played poorly in that game as most people did, so that is Robins either seeing things that you and I don’t or he is giving a boost to a player who is struggling at the moment and needs support rather than constant criticism.
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covcity4life
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I am not the people that sit behind you
I do not be ton Shipley back. Yesterday in match thread I made a point to embarrass those posters that disagreed with me as he was once again proved me right with a poor performance.
Grendel
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Yet all we hear about Chaplin is that the goals will come. Shipley was lambasted the other week for missing a volley in the penalty area. Chaplin for a so called finisher has been embarrassing in his delivery to date.
covcity4life
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Chaplin is a striker. He's shown he will keep getting chances
Shipley may go 3 or 4 games without a shot. So what his reason for remaining in the team? The defensive side of his game has rightfully been shown as overrated.
Grendel
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The only purpose Chaplin has is goals that’s it and there haven’t to date been any
covcity4life
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stevefloyd
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You seem a little obsessed with young Jordan, but i agree he is not playing great but Jones is waiting in the wings (no pun intended) so we may see Shipley getting less game time
covcity4life
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not at all. if everyone just admitted what you have we wouldnt be going around in circles. i have zero issue with shipley, he gave me one of greatest moments in city fan history earlier this year