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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Our average attendance was 22,100 in our last blue season before the rebrand. A season that included a cup final and a top 6 finish.
This season finishing dead last our average attendance was 19,650.
Last season with a mid table finish and a poor showing in the cups was 21,020.
I know, but the question of how many people have been lost due to the ownership is impossible to answer. There are people - I know several and I was one for a long time - but when the team has been in any way successful, the crowds have increased significantly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
He can't go unless we let him. If we do let him go, that tells you all you need to know about Tan's vision for our future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
I remember after the last few games where it looked like we couldn't score in a brothel the words slow and lack of creativity being thrown around about Salech. I'm glad after one game with nothing on the line for either team he's now worth 10-20m, what a turnaround.
If a player wants out he'll leave, especially after a relegation. We could try to hang onto him, but if he's not motivated and firing in L1 he'll be worth nothing in no time.
Um while it's ridiculous it's also kind of true.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
As in IF teams are happy just to sit back from colwill, give him all the space and time he needs (which is a hell of a lot) then he can do premier league quality things.
There's just one small snag preventing it though but can't put my finger on it.......
The fact that we play in blue says he obviously does care about protests/unrest.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Utter nonsense is what it is. Absolutely nothing about Rubin Colwill’s game is Premier League quality. Two league goals in three seasons strongly suggests it’s barely Championship quality either. Sadly, he’s developed into a big show pony.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Well the poster did clarify if he was given all the time and space he needed. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
It isn't colwills fault other teams close him down is it??!
I think I could be a Premier League player if I was younger, fitter, faster, stronger and had loads of ability.
It’s about as realistic.
Strange I'm agreeing with Gunman, but yeah, Colwill has been very poor this season.
Not saying get rid, I think something could be salvaged, but these 9 months have not been kind to him.
Wasn't it his mother he listened to? Maybe she threatened to take his dummy away.Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
:hehe: well he did say if. Ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
I bet colwill is good at futsal though.
far too tall for futsal :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
talking of which was at the semi final stages of the FAW league today . The 2 sides that have made final are both based in Cardiff to be played in Wrexham next week . thanks FAW :hehe:
Judging by comments on here tonight appears didn't miss much regarding todays game but what an excellent effort from our travelling fans . 1200 or so great turn out :ayatollah:
I'm of the opinion it's better for both parties to just call it a day and move on. He needs regular time if he has any ambition of making it, and it quite clearly isn't happening here. Multiple managers rightfully won't pick him and I don't anticipate that changing based off his performances and all round game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coyote
He's got well over 100 pro appearances and has grown very little.
No he will be class in league one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Der Kaiser