Former Shrimps Thread

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Postby Seasider9601 » Thu Feb 28, 2019 12:50 pm

Jimmy Spencer scored a brace for Farsley Celtic last night
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Gone_Shrimping » Mon Mar 04, 2019 10:05 am

Former Shrimp Keith Hill and his assistant sacked by Rochdale this morning.

I can't imagine such a good manager being out of work very long.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby redrobo » Mon Mar 04, 2019 11:30 am

Gone_Shrimping wrote:Former Shrimp Keith Hill and his assistant sacked by Rochdale this morning.

I can't imagine such a good manager being out of work very long.


Always had a lot of time for Keith and remember him when he played for us. A nice bloke who will be back in the game before long. Another on my 'short' list of potential JB replacements.....should a proven replacement ever be needed.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Shrimpy » Tue Mar 05, 2019 12:25 pm

Paul McGuire is Youth Development Manager at Macclesfield

https://www.mtfc.co.uk/news/2019/march/ ... nt-update/
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Seasider9601 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 1:05 pm

Joe Anyon was one of 4 goalkeepers chosen to carry Gordon Banks' coffin last week:

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport ... -1-9627877
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Tue Mar 05, 2019 1:18 pm

Seasider9601 wrote:Joe Anyon was one of 4 goalkeepers chosen to carry Gordon Banks' coffin last week:

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport ... -1-9627877


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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Seasider9601 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 2:09 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:
Seasider9601 wrote:Joe Anyon was one of 4 goalkeepers chosen to carry Gordon Banks' coffin last week:

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport ... -1-9627877


It was yesterday


I stand corrected.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Seasider9601 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 9:29 pm

Rhys Turner just scored for Barrow
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Seasider9601 » Tue Mar 05, 2019 10:12 pm

Elliott Osborne on target for Stockport and Jack Sampson for Southport
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Wed Mar 06, 2019 9:55 am

Seasider9601 wrote:
BerlinWaller wrote:
Seasider9601 wrote:Joe Anyon was one of 4 goalkeepers chosen to carry Gordon Banks' coffin last week:

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport ... -1-9627877


It was yesterday


I stand corrected.


It was nice to out pedant a pedant. Just saying
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Seasider9601 » Wed Mar 06, 2019 10:12 am

BerlinWaller wrote:It was nice to out pedant a pedant. Just saying


Whatever you want to think. Don't let facts get in the way though eh?
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Wed Mar 06, 2019 10:23 am

Seasider9601 wrote:
BerlinWaller wrote:It was nice to out pedant a pedant. Just saying


Whatever you want to think. Don't let facts get in the way though eh?


I corrected your false info, you should be thanking me.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Shrimpy » Thu Mar 07, 2019 12:34 pm

Padraig Amond named in the Ireland squad for the Euro 2022 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Gone_Shrimping » Thu Mar 07, 2019 1:04 pm

Shrimpy wrote:Padraig Amond named in the Ireland squad for the Euro 2022 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia



Yes , just seen that on Twitter. Not a great decision by Jim as some of us thought at the time. Goal-scorers are as rare as rocking horse manure.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Thu Mar 07, 2019 1:32 pm

Gone_Shrimping wrote:
Shrimpy wrote:Padraig Amond named in the Ireland squad for the Euro 2022 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia



Yes , just seen that on Twitter. Not a great decision by Jim as some of us thought at the time. Goal-scorers are as rare as rocking horse manure.


People defend the decision to let Podge go but the criminal part was the fact he wasn't used properly or often
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Keith » Thu Mar 07, 2019 1:43 pm

Gone Shrimping & BerlinWaller, would both have dropped Jack Redshaw for Podge at the time?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Thu Mar 07, 2019 2:10 pm

Keith wrote:Gone Shrimping & BerlinWaller, would both have dropped Jack Redshaw for Podge at the time?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.


Totally. Podge was an out and out goalscorer and Jack was pretty much lame who had flashes of quality. Podge could have hit 20 a season if used correctly.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Slanester » Thu Mar 07, 2019 2:45 pm

All the best of luck to the lad.

Newport, even with him, couldn’t beat us at their ground this season. :o
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Shrimpy » Thu Mar 07, 2019 5:11 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:
Keith wrote:Gone Shrimping & BerlinWaller, would both have dropped Jack Redshaw for Podge at the time?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.


Totally. Podge was an out and out goalscorer and Jack was pretty much lame who had flashes of quality. Podge could have hit 20 a season if used correctly.

I hate having to go over this again and again but here are his goalscoring records at League 2 level:

11/12 - Accrington - 8 goals in 45 appearances
12/13 - Accrington - 9 goals in 43 appearances
13/14 - Morecambe - 11 goals in 49 appearances
14/15 - Morecambe - 10 goals in 41 appearances
16/17 - Hartlepool - 14 goals in 49 appearances
17/18 - Newport - 15 goals in 55 appearances

This idea that he's a 20 goal a season striker and we mismanaged him is complete nonsense. His record shows that he's good for on average around 12 goals a season at this level before this season where he's in the best form of his career and has 21 goals in 45 games.

He was a good player for us, the logic behind letting him go when we did was sound. Some players we let go will end up doing better at other clubs, this is the nature of football and we'll have had many players in the past who have excelled with us having previously been let go by other clubs. There is no need to use Podge as a stick to beat Jim with.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Gone_Shrimping » Thu Mar 07, 2019 10:33 pm

Shrimpy wrote:
BerlinWaller wrote:
Keith wrote:Gone Shrimping & BerlinWaller, would both have dropped Jack Redshaw for Podge at the time?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.


Totally. Podge was an out and out goalscorer and Jack was pretty much lame who had flashes of quality. Podge could have hit 20 a season if used correctly.

I hate having to go over this again and again but here are his goalscoring records at League 2 level:

11/12 - Accrington - 8 goals in 45 appearances
12/13 - Accrington - 9 goals in 43 appearances
13/14 - Morecambe - 11 goals in 49 appearances
14/15 - Morecambe - 10 goals in 41 appearances
16/17 - Hartlepool - 14 goals in 49 appearances
17/18 - Newport - 15 goals in 55 appearances

This idea that he's a 20 goal a season striker and we mismanaged him is complete nonsense. His record shows that he's good for on average around 12 goals a season at this level before this season where he's in the best form of his career and has 21 goals in 45 games.

He was a good player for us, the logic behind letting him go when we did was sound. Some players we let go will end up doing better at other clubs, this is the nature of football and we'll have had many players in the past who have excelled with us having previously been let go by other clubs. There is no need to use Podge as a stick to beat Jim with.


How many of those were starts or substitute appearances ?

As mentioned we played him mainly on the wing and he still did quite well. Who knows how many he would have bagged if played as a striker.

Anyway water under the bridge now.
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby BerlinWaller » Fri Mar 08, 2019 6:57 am

?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.[/quote]

Totally. Podge was an out and out goalscorer and Jack was pretty much lame who had flashes of quality. Podge could have hit 20 a season if used correctly.[/quote]
I hate having to go over this again and again but here are his goalscoring records at League 2 level:

11/12 - Accrington - 8 goals in 45 appearances
12/13 - Accrington - 9 goals in 43 appearances
13/14 - Morecambe - 11 goals in 49 appearances
14/15 - Morecambe - 10 goals in 41 appearances
16/17 - Hartlepool - 14 goals in 49 appearances
17/18 - Newport - 15 goals in 55 appearances

This idea that he's a 20 goal a season striker and we mismanaged him is complete nonsense. His record shows that he's good for on average around 12 goals a season at this level before this season where he's in the best form of his career and has 21 goals in 45 games.

He was a good player for us, the logic behind letting him go when we did was sound. Some players we let go will end up doing better at other clubs, this is the nature of football and we'll have had many players in the past who have excelled with us having previously been let go by other clubs. There is no need to use Podge as a stick to beat Jim with.[/quote]

How many of those were starts or substitute appearances ?

As mentioned we played him mainly on the wing and he still did quite well. Who knows how many he would have bagged if played as a striker.

Anyway water under the bridge now.[/quote]

Correct, dumped on the wing and dropped regularly. Out of interest, can you put Jack Redshaws record up?
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Shrimpy » Fri Mar 08, 2019 10:58 am

BerlinWaller wrote:Out of interest, can you put Jack Redshaws record up?

No problem:

11/12 - Morecambe - 2 goals in 11 appearances
12/13 - Morecambe - 16 goals in 45 appearances
13/14 - Morecambe - 8 goals in 29 appearances
14/15 - Morecambe - 12 goals in 44 appearances
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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

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Re: Former Shrimps Thread

Postby Gone_Shrimping » Sat Mar 09, 2019 8:21 am

Shrimpy wrote:
BerlinWaller wrote:
Keith wrote:Gone Shrimping & BerlinWaller, would both have dropped Jack Redshaw for Podge at the time?

I thought at times that I would have liked to see Podge instead of Jack, but Jack was doing the job. I'm sure if we'd known Blackpool were going to come in for Jack a few months later, we'd have kept Podge. But we didn't.

Good luck to him.


Totally. Podge was an out and out goalscorer and Jack was pretty much lame who had flashes of quality. Podge could have hit 20 a season if used correctly.

I hate having to go over this again and again but here are his goalscoring records at League 2 level:

11/12 - Accrington - 8 goals in 45 appearances
12/13 - Accrington - 9 goals in 43 appearances
13/14 - Morecambe - 11 goals in 49 appearances
14/15 - Morecambe - 10 goals in 41 appearances
16/17 - Hartlepool - 14 goals in 49 appearances
17/18 - Newport - 15 goals in 55 appearances

This idea that he's a 20 goal a season striker and we mismanaged him is complete nonsense. His record shows that he's good for on average around 12 goals a season at this level before this season where he's in the best form of his career and has 21 goals in 45 games.

He was a good player for us, the logic behind letting him go when we did was sound. Some players we let go will end up doing better at other clubs, this is the nature of football and we'll have had many players in the past who have excelled with us having previously been let go by other clubs. There is no need to use Podge as a stick to beat Jim with.



18/19 Podge has 21 goals to date including goals against Man City and Leicester City. Jack is where ?
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