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All bar Monkhouse. Not only because he's clearly a prick, but i don't think he was that good against us. If we're talking about one performance you've seen, I'd rather have Ferry vs Brentford...

I know it's based on players you've seen, but Shelvey should probably get in.

Yeh i agree he has looked good

Where is Gary Doherty ?  ;D admittedly, I shouldn't be slagging of a player who will be playing us tomorrow, though I doubt our forwards will cause too many problems...

Sam Collins is shit. And I'm no Monkhouse fan. That is all.

Jermaine Beckford.

Oh wait, I think I may have confused sam Collins with Patrick Collins  :-[

What no Town strikers?  ;D

Reserve team games don't count.

Kisnorbo didnt even play against Norwich on Monday.

collins is shit, but was immense against us. Beckford doesn't make it because he's a cnut. Haven't seen shelvey, ergo therefore aka he doesn't go in.

I'm better than Doherty. Fact.

Curtis Weston and Bartram were also very good against us for Jills.

Kelvin Davies was fantastic for Southampton, but I would have had Exeter's Scandinavian keeper on the bench.

Hartlepool are a poor side who could well get relegated. Last week was our worst performance of the season, we really did give up. Monkhouse is a reasonably effective player, but he was playing with a great big chip on his shoulder against us. Id never have him up there with the best in the league.

just seen yesterday's goals. Jackson looks ace. I'm jealous.

Jackson started out at Dulwich Hamlet...a level or 2  below Woking, after originally being rejected, by Gillingham. It was only after he fired a few in for R and D, that they realised their mistake.

there's hope for us and austin, then...

With a fella like Austin, you never know, there are players, who can make the step back up after initial rejection, but they're few and far between, and I've seen enough little cameos from local boys, to know being able to do it here and there, and attaining the necessary mental toughness to sustain a career are very different.

Think back to Oggy Hunt...full debut v Scum, destroys them, for a 3-0 win. Marvellous. Few years later, he's spending his time at Her Majesty's Pleasure.

Steve Abbley, full home debut v Preston...plays like Luis Figo, sets up 4 goals....young Town team on a roll to the top of the league, by season's end Abbley is on his way to non league, with a number of Trollope's boys. Town on the way to Div 4.

Pace helps so much.