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Chris corrected himself and said ex-SUFC player.But he is an ex player and CP said it is unlikely to be an ex player
Chris corrected himself and said ex-SUFC player.But he is an ex player and CP said it is unlikely to be an ex player
Chris corrected himself and said ex-SUFC player.
It can’t be timms can it if they’ve managed 2 league clubs ? Got to be GC ?
Again GC is a ex SUFC player isnt he, so CP’s tweet would rule him outChris corrected himself and said ex-SUFC player.
Again GC is a ex SUFC player isnt he, so CP’s tweet would rule him out
See Cps tweets he corrected himself subsequently and said it was an ex Southend Player
Chris corrected himself and said ex-SUFC player.
John Sitton I've heard.
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Could be our old manager Joe Dunne, he is a former player and has managed two EFL clubs although he was also a caretaker manager at Bristol Rovers, he lives in Essex still too. Joe also played for us when Craig Fagan initially joined us from Birmingham on loan.
Ah right okFirst tweet was...
Then tweeted...
So what he meant (or what I read it as) is that it won't be a former Southend United player, instead of it won't be a former player.
I would take that.
Ah right ok
if GC then fine, but thought he wanted to be closer to his family and that’s why he left Bristol Rovers for Mansfield
We’ve had four in a week already, the issue is not about how many, it’s about their quality at this level. We seem to be content to pick up players that have been released or out of contract (that may be the same thing).Moley, are there any more signings likely over the weekend?
We’ve had four in a week already, the issue is not about how many, it’s about their quality at this level. We seem to be content to pick up players that have been released or out of contract (that may be the same thing).
In recent seasons Clubs that won promotion have tended to spend the cash on players. Forest Green and Salford spring to mind. In the current season Stockport, Chesterfield and Notts County have all spent to try and win promotion. My point is that with parachute payments, whilst there available, we need to invest in players , strikers of quality, not necessarily a player that’s cheap and sits behind 10 other players in goals chart.0
I agree with you but two quick qualifiers. First, it is possible to invest in the team and not succeed at all. Second, Morecambe is an example of a team shrewdly managed that operated with the smallest budget in the EFL and succeeded in winning promotion to Division 1.
Having said that, I would love Southend to push the boat out a bit, in budget terms, to get a 25 year old striker like Danilo Orsi-Dadomo, the 6'2"striker Maidenhead striker who scored 19 goals in his first full season in NL and is coming to the end of his contract in late June.