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Re: three on trial tonight

by usagullmichigan » 10 Aug 2012, 22:02

Drunken post fellas. I apologise.

Re: three on trial tonight

by happytorq » 10 Aug 2012, 16:42

cambgull wrote: He's picking up on this bit and trying to be hilarious. It didn't work.
that's what I thought, but I don't say the word "under" so it rather falls flat.

Poor, usagullmichigan. Poor, indeed. Take a trip to Wisconsin, do not pass go, do not collect $200.

Re: three on trial tonight

by cambgull » 10 Aug 2012, 15:40

He's very left footed but obviously looks a decent player in the 7s Leagues.
He's picking up on this bit and trying to be hilarious. It didn't work.

Re: three on trial tonight

by happytorq » 10 Aug 2012, 15:12

usagullmichigan wrote:We are all good at under 7's. I was Pele at under 7's and like lieutenant dan at under 16's. I played for TUFC from under 11's up as well. :lol:
I can't work out if you've misunderstood what we talking about, or if you're trying to be hilarious...

Re: three on trial tonight

by usagullmichigan » 09 Aug 2012, 22:49

happytorq wrote: Yeah...but so did I, at times :)

I recognise the name, though - what 7s team did he play for?

We are all good at under 7's. I was Pele at under 7's and like lieutenant dan at under 16's. I played for TUFC from under 11's up as well. :lol:

Re: three on trial tonight

by happytorq » 09 Aug 2012, 22:04

stevegull wrote:Beeb are WRONG. I know Carl from playing in 7s leagues around South Devon. Interesting that Ling said he is a development player if signed, as I think he's at least as old as Yeoman, if not older. He's very left footed but obviously looks a decent player in the 7s Leagues.
Yeah...but so did I, at times :)

I recognise the name, though - what 7s team did he play for?

Re: three on trial tonight

by stevegull » 09 Aug 2012, 20:26

Jeff wrote:Surely it can't be. Carl Baker is a quality player, obviously played championship level last season even if they did get relegated. I'd imagine he'd have stood out a country mile against Bideford if it was, but the reports back don't seem to mention him at all.

Lazy journalism by the Beeb I reckon - much more likely to be this local lad.
Beeb are WRONG. I know Carl from playing in 7s leagues around South Devon. Interesting that Ling said he is a development player if signed, as I think he's at least as old as Yeoman, if not older. He's very left footed but obviously looks a decent player in the 7s Leagues.

Re: three on trial tonight

by gulltom » 09 Aug 2012, 20:22

Ifil has been shown the door by Lingy, no real surprises there. Apparently Baker and Artemi are still on trial and may become development players if signed.

Be interesting to see where the new centre half comes from now...

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Re: three on trial tonight

by Jeff » 06 Aug 2012, 16:32

Surely it can't be. Carl Baker is a quality player, obviously played championship level last season even if they did get relegated. I'd imagine he'd have stood out a country mile against Bideford if it was, but the reports back don't seem to mention him at all.

Lazy journalism by the Beeb I reckon - much more likely to be this local lad.

Re: three on trial tonight

by Richinns » 06 Aug 2012, 16:00

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BBC reporting that Baker was the Coventry player. Have they made the same error or could this possibly be the case???

Re: three on trial tonight

by brucie » 05 Aug 2012, 00:08

not really - normally when we play them there isn't much in it. I mistook the Saah header for Ifel or whatever his name was - the right back definately wasn't Leasbitter (unless he has changed the colour of his skin over the summer)

Re: three on trial tonight

by AlexGulls » 04 Aug 2012, 00:33

brucie wrote:An easy win against an appalling Bideford side - on that showing they are going to have an almighty tough season going up a divison. The triallist playing at right back was hopeless. The triallist centre half did ok and scored with a header - but did not really have anything to do.
Macklin doesn't appear to be any better. Howe came on for the second half and scored after fifteen seconds. Morris scored an absolute cracker.
It was difficult to judge anything as the opposition was so poor.
To be fair without sounding too disrepectful towards Bideford we should be beating them like that considering we played our full first team. I doubt they will play teams similar to us in there division so abit harsh to judge how good they are against players who will be playing fairly regularly in League Two next season.

Re: three on trial tonight

by ferrarilover » 04 Aug 2012, 00:15

brucie wrote:An easy win against an appalling Bideford side - on that showing they are going to have an almighty tough season going up a divison. The triallist playing at right back was hopeless. The triallist centre half did ok and scored with a header - but did not really have anything to do.
Macklin doesn't appear to be any better. Howe came on for the second half and scored after fifteen seconds. Morris scored an absolute cracker.
It was difficult to judge anything as the opposition was so poor.
He says, having made some absolute judgements in the previous sentences...

Not sure about your eyesight, but according to the OS and others at the game, the scorers were Morro x 2, Jarvo, Howe and Saah. Which of those is on trial?
Judging from this, we can only presume that the "trailist" at right back was Danny Leadbitter or Tom Cruise, neither of whom, of course, are trialists.

You seem to have caught Macklin on an off night (I'm told the oppo were 'physical' so it wouldn't be a surprise). Tell us about Morris' cracker?

Matt.

Re: three on trial tonight

by brucie » 03 Aug 2012, 23:57

An easy win against an appalling Bideford side - on that showing they are going to have an almighty tough season going up a divison. The triallist playing at right back was hopeless. The triallist centre half did ok and scored with a header - but did not really have anything to do.
Macklin doesn't appear to be any better. Howe came on for the second half and scored after fifteen seconds. Morris scored an absolute cracker.
It was difficult to judge anything as the opposition was so poor.

Re: three on trial tonight

by Colorado Gull » 03 Aug 2012, 22:21

Good to see Saah on the team sheet, think he may be my new favourite player! :-D

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