is he really injured? he plays 10 minutes at Orient and then is not seen again, something isn't right with this fella. Sadly. He has it, but just cannot be bothered or is fed up with AS too, yet another one.............maybe??
Think there is some truth in this. But Scott's choices of signing forwards is almost as bad as his signings of keepers
Cort - injury prone well past his best - i year deal
Forster 36 year old striker who in his prime relied on his pace, now gone - 2 year deal
Alexander - lower league plodder who spends his time getting caught offside or backing into defenders
Hudson - said he is a striker but we all know he's a right winger.
Won't get into keepers but he signed Price and Bull and drops them both and thankfuk we had Chesney
Need I go on :sad:
Think there is some truth in this. But Scott's choices of signing forwards is almost as bad as his signings of keepers
Cort - injury prone well past his best - i year deal
Forster 36 year old striker who in his prime relied on his pace, now gone - 2 year deal
Alexander - lower league plodder who spends his time getting caught offside or backing into defenders
Hudson - said he is a striker but we all know he's a right winger.
Won't get into keepers but he signed Price and Bull and drops them both and thankfuk we had Chesney
Need I go on :sad:
Alexander was a great signing. Lower league plodder indeed
Forsters pace went years ago but has scored loads of goals in recent seasons.
Do you ever post anything resembling the truth ?
Alexander was a GREAT signing, really![]()
Personally I'd make Gary Alexander captain and he would be the first name on the teamsheet.
Cort is potentially useful too but is he ever fit nowadays? Difficult to tell with AS in charge. He spent most of last season telling us Cort could only play occasionally before playing him twice a week towards the end of the season.
Neither of these players will however perform without any service.
You only have to read his interviews toasted the end of last season to see how thrilled Cort himself was with the amount of games he was able to play.
Everyone at BFC who were involved in helping him attain and maintain that level if fitness deserves enormous credit and by twisting the facts to suggest that AS was being in some why misleading in suggesting Cort was unable to play more than one game in two when ge first arrived does a huge disservice to each one of those individuals IMO.
.....................could still do a job for England..........................
The Cat that lives next door to me could do a better job for England than this current bunch of over paid bunch of wife swopping, prostitute shagging & over paid tossers that we currently have.
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.......................does Peter Bonetti live next door then????......................
.......................does Peter Bonetti live next door then????......................
Oh get over yourself.
Is he fit now was the question. I don't know the answer , do you?
The Cat that lives next door to me could do a better job for England than this current bunch of over paid bunch of wife swopping, prostitute shagging & over paid tossers that we currently have.
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.......................does Peter Bonetti live next door then????......................

And Philip Tufnell lives the other side I bet![]()
He has a tear in his Achilles, so will be out for a while yet:
http://www.brentfordfc.co.uk/page/LatestNews/0,,10421~2184155,00.html
Rumour has it that he pulled a muscle getting off the bench at Orient.
Great news.![]()
Scott's interview is the same cliche ridden waffle that he spouts every week, if he speaks to the players like that it's no wonder they "don't know how to do their jobs"........it's shame the board can't see he's the one who doesn't know how to do his job.
Scott's interview is the same cliche ridden waffle that he spouts every week, if he speaks to the players like that it's no wonder they "don't know how to do their jobs"........it's shame the board can't see he's the one who doesn't know how to do his job.

.......................does Peter Bonetti live next door then????......................
Get shot of Carl Cort as soon as possible. This dads army of a forward line is a joke. These players are too injury prone , this is costing the club dearly.
Well saidHe was earning 'well over' £20,000 a week when at Newcastle.Ian Ridley said:With Gillespie it was gambling, but Cort's downfall is, as yet, unexplained.
Carl Cort is bankrupt.
Ian Ridley in yesterday's Mail on Sunday mentioned Cort and Keith Gillespie both having bankruptcy hearings last week.
He was earning 'well over' £20,000 a week when at Newcastle.
:shrug:
Get shot of Carl Cort as soon as possible. This dads army of a forward line is a joke. These players are too injury prone , this is costing the club dearly.
Agree,we need to inject some youthful pace into our painfully lumbering forward line.Cannot remember us having such an injury prone strike force,although it might have something to do with the average age of our four contracted strikers averaging over 32 years?
Get shot of Carl Cort as soon as possible. This dads army of a forward line is a joke. These players are too injury prone , this is costing the club dearly.
While with hindsight it may have been a mistake to sign him for a further season, I don't see what we'd gain by cancelling his contract (even if he were willing). We'd probably have to pay him the wages he'd be due for the rest of the season, so would only save the NI. Unless we're sure there is no chance of him playing again, I'd say it is worth keeping him on the books if the potential saving is small. It's not as though he is thought to be ruining morale, is it? And his experience could help younger players in training
While with hindsight it may have been a mistake to sign him for a further season, I don't see what we'd gain by cancelling his contract (even if he were willing). We'd probably have to pay him the wages he'd be due for the rest of the season, so would only save the NI. Unless we're sure there is no chance of him playing again, I'd say it is worth keeping him on the books if the potential saving is small. It's not as though he is thought to be ruining morale, is it? And his experience could help younger players in training
The most injury prone striker in the league on a pay as you play deal for the last 2 years going bankrupt.
Makes a lot of sense!
It's not as though he is thought to be ruining morale, is it?
Carl Cort is bankrupt.
Ian Ridley in yesterday's Mail on Sunday mentioned Cort and Keith Gillespie both having bankruptcy hearings last week.
He was earning 'well over' £20,000 a week when at Newcastle.
:shrug:
While with hindsight it may have been a mistake to sign him for a further season,
I am sure i suggested at the time we may as well sign johnathan woodgate whilst we are at it.
And that's why no one else was after him and why I believe we negotiated a pay as you play deal with him. If we could keep him fit he's be a real asset but we seem to be struggling the same as his previous employersHindsight has nothing to do with it. I posted on here several times that i thought signing him was rediculous. He looked poor at the start of last season extending his contract for the rest of the season was a shock to me.
many said he was good towards the end of the season so fair enough, but he missed far too many games last year (and in previous 3-4) to warrant another contract IMO.
I was stunned to see him get another full year with his injury record and here we are with another hopeless crock on our hands.
I am sure i suggested at the time we may as well sign johnathan woodgate whilst we are at it.
Hindsight has nothing to do with it. I posted on here several times that i thought signing him was rediculous. He looked poor at the start of last season extending his contract for the rest of the season was a shock to me.
many said he was good towards the end of the season so fair enough, but he missed far too many games last year (and in previous 3-4) to warrant another contract IMO.
I was stunned to see him get another full year with his injury record and here we are with another hopeless crock on our hands.
I am sure i suggested at the time we may as well sign johnathan woodgate whilst we are at it.