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His movement will mean he scores goals. Wasn't impressed with his first touch though, as some said still raw.

Been told the same, let’s just say it isn’t the Spa we all used to accuse Seagrave of being.

Signing for Mansfield

No point having them involved, surely they will want to be gone as quickly as possible.

I’d like to see kirsten otchere get some game time pre season. finished the season well and some of his finishing was very good.

When at Southampton they were more progressive going forward than Maresca. They just had an horrendous defence. (If he can get the right defenders in) We will do ok. I don’t have any trust with our recruitment though.

I suspect we will not make any purchases until players start leaving. All the players leaving on a free, will be out of contract next week as well.

Think it’s a poor move for him other than financial gain. Will be playing Under 21s football again and won’t improve at that level

Definitely has KPFC4EVA tattooed on his back, next to his kids names.

Wasn’t aware of how he played. Dave Challinor’s style of play is characterized by a dynamic blend of high-intensity pressing, tactical flexibility, and an expansive, possession-based approach in the final third. A former centre-back himself, his teams are built on solid defensive foundations, aggressive closing down, and disciplined, hard-working midfields. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Tactical Pillars High Aggression & Pressing: Challinor demands that his teams hunt for the ball. His players—especially midfielders and wing-backs—aggressively jump off their lines every few seconds to prevent opponents from building from the back. [1, 2] Expansive Wing-Backs: Whether deploying a back three or a back four, he utilizes overlapping and high-pressing wing-backs. This allows his sides to crowd the pitch, stretch the opposition defense, and dominate the wide areas. [1, 2] Tactical Adaptability: He is not dogmatic about formations and prefers to pick shapes that maximize his squad's strengths. While he has favored 3-5-2, 3-4-2-1, and 4-3-3 structures, the underlying attacking and pressing principles remain the same. [1, 2, 3, 4] No-Nonsense Accountability: Beyond the tactics, his management style is demanding. He holds players strictly accountable, emphasizing hard work, high standards, and squeezing every ounce of potential out of his squads

Nixon reporting we are getting chased by new investors. However I refuse to pay to read the article

Jens Berthel Askou Motherwell manager would be a decent appointment.

Yes they’re useless. However even a well run club wouldn’t announce a new manager whilst we have one under contract.

I see Susan Whelan was at the Premiere of Vardys Netflix documentary last night.

Wrong thread 😂