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A mate has sent me a clip of Ryan Ledson in an under 18's game. Everton vs Liverpool, it shows the usual Ryan tackle, reckless and out of control, this is from about 9/10 years ago. Its clear he has not changed.

I would like to think a good manager (man manager) would get the best out of his players and hopefully improve his players. I have not seen any of our players improve in the last 2 years, and Ryan Lowe certainly does not get the best out of our players.
 
Dick Dastardly said:
Every goal is someone’s fault. Archie Gray the Leeds fullback got torn apart by Millar at Deepdale and allowed him to score the winning goal. But Leeds have stuck with him. You can’t drop players who make mistakes or you’d have no players in the team. Ledson does play with his arms out and tried to whip them out of the way when the ball spun up. He didn’t hands it deliberately which is the offence he was punished for. It was the ref’s interpretation of the law.
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A very good coach once told me “all goals are the result of mistakes” after sixty years of watching football I’ve hardly seen an exception . James scored that goal because two PNE players did not do their jobs. Hughes for getting himself under the ball and Millar for staying out of the box when he should have been with Hughes ..
 
Seamustasmania said:
A very good coach once told me “all goals are the result of mistakes” after sixty years of watching football I’ve hardly seen an exception . James scored that goal because two PNE players did not do their jobs. Hughes for getting himself under the ball and Millar for staying out of the box when he should have been with Hughes ..
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I disagree with Millar being at fault. If he's in the box, we have one less outlet if the ball is cleared. We then slate the team and manager for inviting sustained pressure on our goal. It's one of those that sometimes by having a positive approach you leave yourself more vulnerable. The majority of our complaints come from the second half when we went more defensive.
 
tete55 said:
I disagree with Millar being at fault. If he's in the box, we have one less outlet if the ball is cleared. We then slate the team and manager for inviting sustained pressure on our goal. It's one of those that sometimes by having a positive approach you leave yourself more vulnerable. The majority of our complaints come from the second half when we went more defensive.
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Fair enough .. my defender bias showing through ..
 
He was on TV last night with his partner Lucy and baby it was something to do with soap stars and their personal lives. He can’t make a cup of coffee apparently but it didn’t look like he lives in Blackpool to me but Lucy is from there maybe that’s where they got that from.
 
Joanpne said:
He was on TV last night with his partner Lucy and baby it was something to do with soap stars and their personal lives. He can’t make a cup of coffee apparently but it didn’t look like he lives in Blackpool to me but Lucy is from there maybe that’s where they got that from.
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Possibly Lytham/Poulton as I don't know anyone who would voluntarily live in Blackpool itself
 
Joanpne said:
He was on TV last night with his partner Lucy and baby it was something to do with soap stars and their personal lives. He can’t make a cup of coffee apparently but it didn’t look like he lives in Blackpool to me but Lucy is from there maybe that’s where they got that from.
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Ledson isnt going to become sort of BTEC Bradley Dack is he??!!.... If they live anywhere on the Fylde it has to be Lytham doesnt it? Surely they wouldnt live in the armpit that is Blackpool
 
Joanpne said:
No she is definitely from Blackpool. I don’t think she is a football fan at all.
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My good lady knows nothing about football, but she went with me to Cardiff to watch us against West Ham, after about 20 mins into the game, she said, 'What Colour Are We'.

There is hope though, since the increasing popularity of Women's Football, she has taken an interest. When the Lionesses played Scotland recently, she was glued to the box, I didn't even know they were playing.
 
outreacher said:
My good lady knows nothing about football, but she went with me to Cardiff to watch us against West Ham, after about 20 mins into the game, she said, 'What Colour Are We'.

There is hope though, since the increasing popularity of Women's Football, she has taken an interest. When the Lionesses played Scotland recently, she was glued to the box, I didn't even know they were playing.
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Id rather watch Leah Williamson than Kyle Walker. Id also rather listen to her as he's as dim as a cellar in Glossop.
 
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