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Subject: A serious note.

Author:
wozzer

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Date Posted: 12:03:46 01/06/02 Sun

After watching your lads on Boxing day I find it amazing that you are on your current run of bad form.It is easy to motivate yourself for a derby game but could your problem be that Roy Mc is a bad motivator ?

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[> Subject: Re: A serious note.

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Mark Sanders
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Date Posted: 23:39:28 01/06/02 Sun

Interesting suggestion Wozzer. I certainly think that may be the case, along with perhaps an overall lack of respect on the part of the players for either their supporters or management.

I do also feel that Roy Mc has chosen to overlook some of the better players left over from the Wes regime, (who didn't play much of last season due to injury such as Brandon and Healy). Instead he has brought in some absolute rubbish, such as McNeil and Fat Boy Brabin! (The case is still out for Logan, but he may also fall into this category).

Outside of Plainmoor - can I just say how pleased I am that Cardiff beat Leeds today. Whilst both clubs are hardly a credit to football, I do enjoy watching a Premiership side get turned over (and hearing those so called TV football experts be made to eat their words!).