Aaron Jarvis, England C

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Aaron Jarvis, England C

by DevonBee » 22 Mar 2023, 18:55

A nothing game, that not many care about.
Far more pressing games to be concerned with than this one.🙄

Aaron Jarvis, England C

by UnitedinDevon » 22 Mar 2023, 16:53

Brewers boy wrote: 22 Mar 2023, 16:34 Anyone know who won?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65034048

Aaron Jarvis, England C

by Brewers boy » 22 Mar 2023, 16:34

Anyone know who won?

Aaron Jarvis, England C

by SuperNickyWroe » 21 Mar 2023, 14:11

aggrey_25 wrote: 21 Mar 2023, 08:40 agree that should we sell Jarvis we have already given up and we know what to expect, especially as he is the only striker who can score out of the 2.

i would say the majority now know where we will be next season and club need to prepare for that and look at what sort of player we can get, do we go part time? assume there will be another mass clear out again.

i reiterate a point i made some time ago, look at the likes of scunthorpe, changed their manager at the right time, bought in about 7/8 new faces and i think you'll see them be the team that stays up, done it the right way.
That was purely down to new investment in the club and the team.
Osborne had the same opportunity and didn't - or wouldn't take it.

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by happytorq » 21 Mar 2023, 12:29

culmstockgull wrote: 21 Mar 2023, 09:56 Wolborough your views on Osborne are entrenched and no matter what he does will you ever change your mind, you call for a wealthy and enthusiatic owner(s), I will take the wealthy, which we have, enthusiastic, dorking have one of them,Billericay had one of those, changes the managers ever other month even tried managing himself because it is his toy to play with as he likes, both are a resounding failure, I certainly do not want that.
Couldn't decide where to cut off the quote, with all the commas, but here we are.

I'd take enthusiastic over wealthy every time, especially if the wealth has the kind of strings attached to that Osborne does. Enthusiasm can do a lot to build back the ties to the community, to engender some good will, and to make people care about the club again. Obviously both is the dream, but I think the chances of a *second* lottery winner swooping in is pretty slim.

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by happytorq » 21 Mar 2023, 12:26

aggrey_25 wrote: 21 Mar 2023, 08:40 i reiterate a point i made some time ago, look at the likes of scunthorpe, changed their manager at the right time, bought in about 7/8 new faces and i think you'll see them be the team that stays up, done it the right way.
If Scunthorpe still manage to go down with all those new players, how **** are they? We've needed reinforcements for a long time but panic signing anybody who happens to be available in February doesn't seem to be the smartest plan. I wouldn't call that the "right way", although of course if they pull it off, it won't matter that much.

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by happytorq » 21 Mar 2023, 12:23

Mr Tea808 wrote: 20 Mar 2023, 18:08 Not 100% sure what to make of it all, At first I wasn't that impressed by Jarvis, but he proved me wrong, and I changed my mind, but with the last 7 or 8 games in mind, I can't really say he's done much, he doesn't seem to have a burst of pace at all, he's a target man you play off, him and Fadhunsi dosent work at all, I think Aaron is a decent NL striker, but it's no knock on him, he's not a top NL level striker in my view, I'd be happy if he stayed, but not really gutted if he went, would say Yeovil would be a step up from us, club size wise.
Think he'd be close to a 20 goal striker in this division in a team that was set up for him. He has very good touch but with us he's always being forced to play with his back to goal because the panicked hoofs out of defence. Withan Evans-type player buzzing in behind him and two wingers WHO CAN ACTUALLY CROSS putting in decent deliveries, he'd score plenty.

That's been my issue with the recruitment. It's not that the players haven't been very good - at our level I think you're always taking a chance when you bring somebody in - it's been that the squad didn't appear to be planned with the intention of supporting this striker (who presumably was given a multi-year contract to come down from way up north). Da Silva was brought in later on, but his end product was terrible. Maybe the plan was to deploy Martin and Crowe as speedy wing-backs to whip in the crosses, but neither have been sighted for months.

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by Gull in black » 21 Mar 2023, 10:27

Like others I have come to terms with the likelihood of relegation. However, I still have hope that we might somehow survive in the National League. Selling Jarvis to Yeovil before the end of the season would be an acceptance of relegation and a massive insult to the Yellow Army.

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by culmstockgull » 21 Mar 2023, 09:56

Wolborough your views on Osborne are entrenched and no matter what he does will you ever change your mind, you call for a wealthy and enthusiatic owner(s), I will take the wealthy, which we have, enthusiastic, dorking have one of them,Billericay had one of those, changes the managers ever other month even tried managing himself because it is his toy to play with as he likes, both are a resounding failure, I certainly do not want that. I argue the point that his he has caused the downfall of the club, that is on Johnson, if the council will not support a new ground then thats it, cannot say he didnt try, as for profit, why shouldnt he make a profit not that is likley to happen with torquay, we have nothing, we own nothing.

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by DB57 » 21 Mar 2023, 09:54

Spot on Wolborough. Don’t think Osborne has bankrolled us, lent money from his other interests more like, and when it’s right for him he’ll call them in.
We are in a very sorry state from top to bottom and I’m afraid there is more to come. It will surely end in tears.

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by Wolborough » 21 Mar 2023, 08:55

All Osborne has done is brought about a massive decline throughout TUFC, on the field and off the field. Sorry to say it but we are a dying club that will most likely snuff it soon all due to an owner who has nothing but profit and land deals in his mind. There is little hope of a prolonged survival, the ONLY hope is for a wealthy and enthusiastic regime to take things over and of course this is unlikely. Sad times, sad club.

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by aggrey_25 » 21 Mar 2023, 08:40

agree that should we sell Jarvis we have already given up and we know what to expect, especially as he is the only striker who can score out of the 2.

i would say the majority now know where we will be next season and club need to prepare for that and look at what sort of player we can get, do we go part time? assume there will be another mass clear out again.

i reiterate a point i made some time ago, look at the likes of scunthorpe, changed their manager at the right time, bought in about 7/8 new faces and i think you'll see them be the team that stays up, done it the right way.

Aaron Jarvis, England C

by toastkid » 21 Mar 2023, 06:36

Wolbro, without Osborne we wouldn't have a club anyhow. We were fast going down the drain, no assets of our own, he saved us then, bank rolled us since, we why complain about the guy? If we end up with nothing, we are no worse off.

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by DevonBee » 20 Mar 2023, 18:43

Mr Tea808 wrote: 20 Mar 2023, 18:08 Not 100% sure what to make of it all, At first I wasn't that impressed by Jarvis, but he proved me wrong, and I changed my mind, but with the last 7 or 8 games in mind, I can't really say he's done much, he doesn't seem to have a burst of pace at all, he's a target man you play off, him and Fadhunsi dosent work at all, I think Aaron is a decent NL striker, but it's no knock on him, he's not a top NL level striker in my view, I'd be happy if he stayed, but not really gutted if he went, would say Yeovil would be a step up from us, club size wise.
I have to agree Mr Tea808, it shows how far we have fallen up top. Goodwin had he stayed would have smashed him up on the goal scoring front. Quicker, stronger and knew where the net was. A target man at best is AJ his goal ratio prior to coming here tells you all. Personally I cannot see his goals saving us now, he has needed a partner to chip in and the brothers Johnson have failed miserably.

Aaron Jarvis, England C

by DevonBee » 20 Mar 2023, 18:36

dawlishmatt wrote: 20 Mar 2023, 18:01 Gary Johnson did, Twice!!!!!!!!!
Can we make it a 3rd spell. I will pay his travel :red:

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