Shrimpsvoices

Do we (this is where we need a poll option):

1, Give the inexperienced youngster Stewart a run in the team.

2, Revert back to Stavros Flatley after his suspension.

3, Bring someone in on loan.

Arestidou has been error prone since coming in to the team. He is unpredictable which creates an uncertainty amongst our defence. Jim got it wrong by not renewing the loan of Davies but will he make up for this by bringing a kepper in on loan?

Just mentioned this on another thread, but we apparently couldn't afford to keep Scott. It was well documented at the time.

We aren't going to go up or down, no point spending any funds unnecessarily on a goalkeeper.

I'd be going cap in hand to all the local big clubs to see if we can take a youngster on loan for a month (hopefully for free) to cover for Stav whilst he's suspended but then stick with Stav until the end of the season after that.

Presume he's just suspended for the Carlisle game, so not worth spending on back up. We had already opted for Tom as back up so here we are... The powers that be had probably decided at that point that we would reach 52 points comfortably

Jim tried to re sign Scott, was seemingly told no money, then the piggy bank was raided but Accy had already gone in with their £600

before we go any further,lets clear something up,last night we could have had ben foster in nets last night and we would have been battered,so why not single out the midfield,fleming was lucky to stay on the pitch,dirty player,and not good enough,drummy,sadly ,time to retire etc.

Whilst reflecting on last nights game as you mentioned midfield, I remember Gary Neville saying he knew when he played his final game that it was time to hang up his boots and as such I got that feeling with Drummy as his tackling, passing and contribution were all off the pace. Obviously he was not alone but he looked particularly frustrated with his own performance. A great servant to the club and a great deal more to offer with the next generation of players but maybe final season as a player for me.

Morecambe Shrimp wrote:Whilst reflecting on last nights game as you mentioned midfield, I remember Gary Neville saying he knew when he played his final game that it was time to hang up his boots and as such I got that feeling with Drummy as his tackling, passing and contribution were all off the pace. Obviously he was not alone but he looked particularly frustrated with his own performance. A great servant to the club and a great deal more to offer with the next generation of players but maybe final season as a player for me.

Last night Drummy lost possession leaving their guy with a clear run on goal although he missed. Drummy just put his hands on his hips and didn't chase back. Fantastic servant to the club but we need a younger midfield.

I think we need a loan keeper in for the rest of the season.

The pertinent problem has been that we need Stewart Drummond. However we need him aged 29 not 39.

That would be the answer to all our problems. I still don't know why Stanners is at Eastleigh other than the pots of cash on offer but they can't be paying much more than what we would.

Shrimpy wrote:
I'd be going cap in hand to all the local big clubs to see if we can take a youngster on loan for a month

Which Accrington seem to do quite regularly and successfully it seems.

They're forever bringing new players in on loan. From the likes of Charlton and Fulham too some of them.

We need more than just a goalie on loan, another half a dozen might improve the team! Can we get managers on loan?

The worrying thing is that every season is like groundhog day.

We start well and have been top of league 2 at some point in 2 of Jim's 4 seasons in charge.

And then we have faded and scrapped around for enough points to avoid a relegation dog fight.

The football at home has generally been awful though.

marky No.1 wrote:Presume he's just suspended for the Carlisle game, so not worth spending on back up. We had already opted for Tom as back up so here we are...

Is a straight red not a 3 match ban

so he misses

Carlisle
Accrington
Bury

Loyalsupporter wrote:Is a straight red not a 3 match ban

No.

morecambegeek wrote:

Loyalsupporter wrote:Is a straight red not a 3 match ban

No.

Where have I got 3 match ban from

I thought 5 yellows was 1 match and straight red was 3 match

I am off to google

Wiki

a single direct red card (i.e. not one received as a result of two successive yellow) results in disqualification of the offending player for one or more subsequent matches, the exact number of matches varying by the offence committed and by jurisdiction.

Red can vary, fortunately

Denying obvious goal scoring opportunity - 1 match
Offensive/insulting/abusive language or gestures - 2 matches
Serious foul play/violent conduct/spitting at an opponent or any other person - 3 matches

"Maybe something will happen today or tomorrow"

Just about sums up the last 12 months

http://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/spor ... -1-7164609

I would make a cheeky loan bid for Shay Given, who hasn't played for Aston Villa in the league all season and he's 38yrs old, but look at Neil Sullivan who was happy to play in the lower leagues in his late 30s like some keepers do.

Joe Lewis has let in stacks of goals so he'd be no good