CP's reaction to the question of new faces post Wed interview

His immediate reaction was to laugh, and with a wiry smile, scratch his head. But I took it as a defeated laugh. The body language wasn't positive. He looked and sounded resigned to the fact we will not get anyone in. He then said,"That's a great question...If we do, great, If we don't, we just get on with it."
Now he maybe a cunning man ( Fuller signing comes to mind) but to me he isn't expecting anything in this window.
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Waggy has been superb the past three games and with Wiggins on the way back I don't think there's now any pressing need for a left sided midfielder, as Evina could also play that role. Up front a player of Fuller's quality can't even get a game and Haynes should also be back soon, so I'm not sure that we need another striker either. Perhaps another quality midfielder like Kinsella if there is one out there, but other than that I'm quite happy with what we've got. We've just got to stop throwing away games like we did on Saturday!0
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An experienced CM and another striker i think will improve this. Everywhere else i think we are covered considering the financial resources we have or lack of.0
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seeing as we don't have a pot to p**s in the only way we are likely to sign someone is if a player leaves first...........seeing as Waggy is back in favour that really only leaves Green and BWP and as the latter's contract runs out in July I doubt if anyone will pay much for him.
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Well so long as we don't sell any of our top players, I'll settle for no new ones in too, assuming we can actually keep Haynes fit for more than two games.0
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Sadly I think there is little chance of this.PragueAddick said:?....assuming we can actually keep Haynes fit for more than two games.
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Is Haynes fit again soon? back for his three game stint cannot wait. In all honesty though I wish people would forget about Haynes as he will never be injury free.0
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I'm sure loads others would have said the same about Van Persie few years back. I will keep the faith thanks.scabbyhorse said:Is Haynes fit again soon? back for his three game stint cannot wait. In all honesty though I wish people would forget about Haynes as he will never be injury free.
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Think Powell suggesting it could be a mental issue with Haynes is a pretty bad sign0
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How can pulling your hamstring be a mental thing?0
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Agree Clem I thought it was an odd comment too, having pulled one many moons ago it wasn't mental it was physical and it hurt like a bastard!Clem_Snide said:How can pulling your hamstring be a mental thing?
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That's some thorough and statistically sound research you've done there Greenie. I suggest you send CP your findings post haste so he can rule it out as a possible cause of Danny's issues.Greenie said:
Agree Clem I thought it was an odd comment too, having pulled one many moons ago it wasn't mental it was physical and it hurt like a bastard!Clem_Snide said:How can pulling your hamstring be a mental thing?
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So you are saying you can mentally pull a hamstring?Exiled_Addick said:
That's some thorough and statistically sound research you've done there Greenie. I suggest you send CP your findings post haste so he can rule it out as a possible cause of Danny's issues.Greenie said:
Agree Clem I thought it was an odd comment too, having pulled one many moons ago it wasn't mental it was physical and it hurt like a bastard!Clem_Snide said:How can pulling your hamstring be a mental thing?
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It can hamper your comeback. It ended Youga's career effectively. CP said that was mental as well.0
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Well Powell said either it's something that he and the doctors have never seen before, or it could be mental.0
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You're mind controls pretty much everything your body does. There are all sorts of weird connections between different parts of the body. He might just be scared of doing it again so subconciously running in a certain way that actually puts more strain on his hamstrings and makes them more likely to pull/tear.Clem_Snide said:
So you are saying you can mentally pull a hamstring?Exiled_Addick said:
That's some thorough and statistically sound research you've done there Greenie. I suggest you send CP your findings post haste so he can rule it out as a possible cause of Danny's issues.Greenie said:
Agree Clem I thought it was an odd comment too, having pulled one many moons ago it wasn't mental it was physical and it hurt like a bastard!Clem_Snide said:How can pulling your hamstring be a mental thing?
My main point was though, that tearing your own hamstring does not make you an expert on all hamstring injuries.0 -
I was and am perplexed by what he said, but I don't know much about high performance sports people. I would be very interested to hear from someone like Melrose on the weight loss thread, he seems to know his stuff in this area.Rob62 said:Well Powell said either it's something that he and the doctors have never seen before, or it could be mental.
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Hmm, maybe we need a faith healer like Eileen Drewery...Rob62 said:Well Powell said either it's something that he and the doctors have never seen before, or it could be mental.
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He may be so mentally consumed by it going again that he trains differently he doesn't warm up enough , he over warms up all not the right thing to do and none Of us know
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He may be so mentally consumed by it going again that he trains differently he doesn't warm up enough , he over warms up all not the right thing to do and none Of us know
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Not quite. He said it "might be". And that they were looking into it.Rob62 said:Well Powell said either it's something that he and the doctors have never seen before, or it could be mental.
The inference I took was that CP suspected there might be a mental aspect to it. I'm not an expert but I've been doing some work with a rehab company in Croydon and they talk a lot about the physcological side of recovery.0 -
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The Board will be thinking "we are mid-table" with little chance of going up this year and unlikely to go down. We will keep any available funds for the summer when there are better bargains and lots of players out of contract.
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I agree. Or it could even be the moment he feels a slight twinge in his leg he panics about the severity simply because he has pulled it before, its hanging over his head. I seem to remember Youga had a similar problem a couple of years back, I could be wrong on that one.nth london addick said:He may be so mentally consumed by it going again that he trains differently he doesn't warm up enough , he over warms up all not the right thing to do and none Of us know
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Evina is definately not the answer as a left midfielder, his is beginning to look like a adequate substitute for Wiggins, but to me he doesn't look as if he can beat a fullback, Wiggins on the other hand could, so if you are going down that route, I would be more inclined to playWiggins in midfield.0
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You know f'all about football0
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elaborate, Evina in midfield not a hope, can't beat a player0
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Don't let him talk to you like that Steve.0
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Lol I'm awaiting his pearls of wisdom, how are you mate you and Doyley moved in yet ?0
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In recent games I have seen Evina beat the fullback on numerous occasions. I'm not saying he is the answer to the left mid problem though...northstandsteve said:elaborate, Evina in midfield not a hope, can't beat a player
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I dont think we have a pot to piss in.
I do think we really need to get a CM in whether it be on perm or on loan. Imagine if we pick up a couple of injuries to our CM. We would be really scrapping the barrel.0 -
It's a touchy subject mate. One of us will give you the full story next time we see you.northstandsteve said:Lol I'm awaiting his pearls of wisdom, how are you mate you and Doyley moved in yet ?
Couple of us are doing Peterbrough if you and Joe fancy it on the Tuesday.0