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Stearman

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davieG

davieG

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From OS

Winners

Academy Player of the Season, sponsored by Marston's Smooth

Lathanial Rowe-Turner

Team Performance of the Season, sponsored by Carpet Cuts

Norwich City (home), February 16, 4-0

Goal of the Season, sponsored by Crowndale Food Services Ltd

Iain Hume versus Watford (25.08.07)

Players' Player of the Season, sponsored by CJ Upton & Sons Ltd

Richard Stearman

Lifetime Achievement, sponsored by S Gamble Design & Web

Dave Simpson - Programme Seller

Player of the Season, sponsored by Foxes Insurance.Com

Richard Stearman

Lumbers Goal of the Month Overall Winner

Steve Howard - February Goal of the Month versus Norwich City

So what were these posted the other day?

Kisnorbo - Player of the season.

McAuley - Disabled supporters player of the season.

Rowe-Turner - Academy player of the season.

Mattock - Young player of the season.

King - Goal of the season.

LeeCovFox

LeeCovFox

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From OS

Winners

Academy Player of the Season, sponsored by Marston's Smooth

Lathanial Rowe-Turner

Team Performance of the Season, sponsored by Carpet Cuts

Norwich City (home), February 16, 4-0

Goal of the Season, sponsored by Crowndale Food Services Ltd

Iain Hume versus Watford (25.08.07)

Players' Player of the Season, sponsored by CJ Upton & Sons Ltd

Richard Stearman

Lifetime Achievement, sponsored by S Gamble Design & Web

Dave Simpson - Programme Seller

Player of the Season, sponsored by Foxes Insurance.Com

Richard Stearman

Lumbers Goal of the Month Overall Winner

Steve Howard - February Goal of the Month versus Norwich City

So what were these posted the other day?

Kisnorbo - Player of the season.

McAuley - Disabled supporters player of the season.

Rowe-Turner - Academy player of the season.

Mattock - Young player of the season.

King - Goal of the season.

I believe they were the supporter's club awards held on Saturday night.

davieG

davieG

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I believe they were the supporter's club awards held on Saturday night.

What a joke, it's bad enough that we have had to endure the shittiest season in living memory, and yes I do remember Oxford but this is like being kicked in the bollocks three times.

Thracian

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Well done Richard Stearman.

He, Hume and Kisnorbo are probably the only regular outfield players who can hold their heads up after this season and Kisnorbo more for his effort and consistency than his actual play once he got the ball.

Koke

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I thought Hume was in for a shout. He's been messed about with it all season, but yet he's produced the goods. Into double figures again this season.

But well done to Stearman though.

mancunianfox

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Stearman :|

He had 1 or 2 months of being good for before and after that he was (and is atm) SHITE

Sorry but Stearman has been easily our best player this season. He consistantly plays well and always looks like he cares about the club and the team. Sticks and Hume were the only two who looked like they wanted to stay up on Saturday.

DB11

DB11

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Sorry but Stearman has been easily our best player this season. He consistantly plays well and always looks like he cares about the club and the team. Sticks and Hume were the only two who looked like they wanted to stay up on Saturday.

It was Stearman's fault for two of their goals

Foxhateram

Foxhateram

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It was Stearman's fault for two of their goals

:frusty: so it wasn't the fact we were not marking up in the middle correctly, and that we threw everyone upfront to try and get the equaliser and got on the break then?

DB11

DB11

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:frusty: so it wasn't the fact we were not marking up in the middle correctly, and that we threw everyone upfront to try and get the equaliser and got on the break then?

No it was the fact that Stearman was letting his feelings get the better of him and attacking looking to be a hero. There was many times when he could have passed but he wanted to be a hero so took it on on his own, got tackled and then they broke down our right where he should have been.

At the end of the day, he should defend and do his job.

mancunianfox

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It was Stearman's fault for two of their goals

It wasn't Stearman's fault at all, it was Holloway's. Holloway wanted us to push for a second goal and Stearman was going forward to try to help us get one. He can't be in two places at once and was just doing what his manager instructed him to. Besides, Mcauley was well placed to cover him but he got skinned and fell over.

I also can't see how the second was Stearman's fault either because Clapham was well out of position and let their player have plenty of time to deliver a good ball into the box and the third goal came from a ball from down their right flank when we had everyone up to try and get an equaliser.

At the end of the day, he should defend and do his job.

That wasn't the job he was being asked to do.

Loosing that game 3-1 was entirely Holloway's fault because he is to inept to realise that at 1-0 up in relegation battle you should be trying to defend the lead. We should have played like Wednesday did when they went 2-1 and parked the bus in front of the goals because at 1-0 up the pressure was on them and not us and they would most probably have bottled it like we did. Holloway kept playing as we had been doing and pushing players up even though our biggest weakness defensively is goals conceeded from counter attacks and he did this because he can only get his teams to play one way.

Koke

Koke

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1-0 up, park the bus in front of goal, and it's Charlton all over again.

We should have gone for the 2nd goal and we did. Obviously the gamble didn't pay off as the team didn't even show up second half where it was all Wednesday.

But to say we should we should have parked the bus in front of goal is ludicrous and living dangerous life.

DB11

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That wasn't the job he was being asked to do.

I see what you mean but other than that when he had the ball he wasn't doing anything with it. He was hitting it nowhere or getting tackle too often.

Tommy G

Tommy G

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No it was the fact that Stearman was letting his feelings get the better of him and attacking looking to be a hero. There was many times when he could have passed but he wanted to be a hero so took it on on his own, got tackled and then they broke down our right where he should have been.

At the end of the day, he should defend and do his job.

:crylaugh: Balls.

Letting what feelings get the better of him? He wasn't trying to be a hero, just trying to get forward and create things. Which is a damn sight more than some of the other clueless players on the pitch. If he sat back and defended then he still wouild have got slated :dunno:

He can't win with anything he does

Neil_LCFC

Neil_LCFC

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1-0 up, park the bus in front of goal, and it's Charlton all over again.

We should have gone for the 2nd goal and we did. Obviously the gamble didn't pay off as the team didn't even show up second half where it was all Wednesday.

But to say we should we should have parked the bus in front of goal is ludicrous and living dangerous life.

Hang on didn't we get a draw against Charlton ? that may in the grand scheme of things have been enough to keep us up if we had drew with Sheff Weds .

Corky

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:crylaugh: Balls.

Letting what feelings get the better of him? He wasn't trying to be a hero, just trying to get forward and create things. Which is a damn sight more than some of the other clueless players on the pitch. If he sat back and defended then he still wouild have got slated :dunno:

He can't win with anything he does

I know, in some ways I'm feel sorry for him. I would rather he was trying to get forward and create instead of planting himself 30 yards from our goal all match.

James.

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1-0 up, park the bus in front of goal, and it's Charlton all over again.

We should have gone for the 2nd goal and we did. Obviously the gamble didn't pay off as the team didn't even show up second half where it was all Wednesday.

But to say we should we should have parked the bus in front of goal is ludicrous and living dangerous life.

I agree. I think we were right to push for the second goal but (from what I've read) we were let down by a severe lack of confidence in the players when Wednesday equalised. For that Holloway must however still take a large portion of the blame.

Simon

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No it was the fact that Stearman was letting his feelings get the better of him and attacking looking to be a hero. There was many times when he could have passed but he wanted to be a hero so took it on on his own, got tackled and then they broke down our right where he should have been.

At the end of the day, he should defend and do his job.

McAuley was the covering defender- he had the attacker in his back pocket and allowed himself to be turned. I can be one of Stearman's harshest critics (and was, last season especially!) but I don't think you can blame him for that one.

Mack

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Stearman gets an A+ for effort but a D- for distribution and positioning.

Sadly it's not as simple as just giving 110%, you also have to be of a standard.

Just like that run he made into thr Wednesday box on Saturday. Bags of effort and determination but little final product.

Joe.

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No way does Stearman deserve this award.

You shouldn't merit an award for effort, what's the point in that? I say fair play to Stearman for turning his game around after Holloway's bollocking and I applaud him for his performances after this.

But for the first 2/3's of the season he was one of our worst players, and that's saying something in what we've witnessed this season.

Most improved player yes, well done to him for that, but player of the season? No chance.

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