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Danny Hollands
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What a cracking goal
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Only 33, a very decent player at NL level I'd imagine, indeed if it wasn't for where he lives I'm sure he would still be in L20
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I wonder if the EFL will ever adopt the play-off system?
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In the dug out for Wrexham was a certain Bryan Hughes.1
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Remember when we were a team full of Dannys?1
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A sad lack of Dannys since the Powell days, Roland out, booWheresmeticket? said:Remember when we were a team full of Dannys?1 -
Always thought he was better than Dale Stephens......2
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That was a great hit.
Well done to the best team in my local area.0 -
I presume you mean THAT (rather than "the") Play-Off system?AddickFC81 said:I wonder if the EFL will ever adopt the play-off system?
I think its a good idea though0 -
Where does he live? The North Pole?killerandflash said:Only 33, a very decent player at NL level I'd imagine, indeed if it wasn't for where he lives I'm sure he would still be in L2
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Bournemouth way isnt he... Hence why he was with them for so long and now Eastleighricky_otto said:
Where does he live? The North Pole?killerandflash said:Only 33, a very decent player at NL level I'd imagine, indeed if it wasn't for where he lives I'm sure he would still be in L2
Not many clubs higher than Eastleigh in the Football League apart from Portsmouth0 -
ForeverAddickted said:
Bournemouth way isnt he... Hence why he was with them for so long and now Eastleighricky_otto said:
Where does he live? The North Pole?killerandflash said:Only 33, a very decent player at NL level I'd imagine, indeed if it wasn't for where he lives I'm sure he would still be in L2
Not many clubs higher than Eastleigh in the Football League apart from Portsmouth
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Bournemouth and Southampton are Premier League though, sorry when I said Football League I meant the actual EFL rather than the 92 clubsJohnnysummers5 said:ForeverAddickted said:
Bournemouth way isnt he... Hence why he was with them for so long and now Eastleighricky_otto said:
Where does he live? The North Pole?killerandflash said:Only 33, a very decent player at NL level I'd imagine, indeed if it wasn't for where he lives I'm sure he would still be in L2
Not many clubs higher than Eastleigh in the Football League apart from Portsmouth
I think Southampton is quite local to Eastleigh
I also left those out as thought it would be unrealistic to suggest that Danny could be playing in the top flight1 -
I was watching live as Danny hit the sweetest volley of his career. His triplets will be old enough to see their Dad score that goal.
Ps. Danny wasn't a better player than Dale Stephens which is why Hollands has played in the lower leagues and Stephens has played in the Premier. Now that is a fact !0 -
I thought Danny and Dale were both good signings for Charlton
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They were.Johnnysummers5 said:I thought Danny and Dale were both good signings for Charlton
I only stated the obvious in reply to Golfie statement at 1.18am when his Horlicks went down the wrong way.1 -
They were the best Midfield partnership since Kinsella and ParkerJohnnysummers5 said:I thought Danny and Dale were both good signings for Charlton
Cullen | Aribo | Bielik | Williams are the best since those two0 -
WTF was Freddie Flintoff doing in goal
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Jackson and Hughes was great at the end of 2012/13 season.2
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Eastleigh's Reda Johnson is still a very effective, big unit, I was surprised when he dropped out of league football0
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To be fair I think Hollands was actually better than Stephens in that L1 season. I don't think Hollands is or was a better player, but he had an outstanding season and was perfectly suited to the nature of L1 football, throwing himself about and arriving to finish off chances. Hollands managed 8 goals that season, which is a really decent return. Stephens got 4 including that thunderbastard against Bury, but I think Stephens took time getting used to the way Powell wanted him to play and often dropped a bit deeper than he needed to. He was only about 22 though, so it's understandable. He's really developed the tactical side of his game since then and it's no surprise he's playing at PL level as he's always had the ability. Hollands technically is not as good but that L1 season benefitted from work rate and he provided it in spades.16
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Dale has thrived since he moved back north to brighton2
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Think is was 5 from Stephens that season - not many at all and. 2 of them were in the first game of the season.Garrymanilow said:To be fair I think Hollands was actually better than Stephens in that L1 season. I don't think Hollands is or was a better player, but he had an outstanding season and was perfectly suited to the nature of L1 football, throwing himself about and arriving to finish off chances. Hollands managed 8 goals that season, which is a really decent return. Stephens got 4 including that thunderbastard against Bury, but I think Stephens took time getting used to the way Powell wanted him to play and often dropped a bit deeper than he needed to. He was only about 22 though, so it's understandable. He's really developed the tactical side of his game since then and it's no surprise he's playing at PL level as he's always had the ability. Hollands technically is not as good but that L1 season benefitted from work rate and he provided it in spades.0 -
His diving header against Preston was a thing of beauty to put us 5-0 up.3
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Yes, to me Dale only started living up to his potential in his 3rd season with us.Garrymanilow said:To be fair I think Hollands was actually better than Stephens in that L1 season. I don't think Hollands is or was a better player, but he had an outstanding season and was perfectly suited to the nature of L1 football, throwing himself about and arriving to finish off chances. Hollands managed 8 goals that season, which is a really decent return. Stephens got 4 including that thunderbastard against Bury, but I think Stephens took time getting used to the way Powell wanted him to play and often dropped a bit deeper than he needed to. He was only about 22 though, so it's understandable. He's really developed the tactical side of his game since then and it's no surprise he's playing at PL level as he's always had the ability. Hollands technically is not as good but that L1 season benefitted from work rate and he provided it in spades.2 -
Nope, it was 4. Bournemouth, Exeter, Bury and Wycombe. It was mis-reported at the time that Stephens scored two against Bournemouth, but it was one each for him, Waggy and Jackson.ricky_otto said:
Think is was 5 from Stephens that season - not many at all and. 2 of them were in the first game of the season.Garrymanilow said:To be fair I think Hollands was actually better than Stephens in that L1 season. I don't think Hollands is or was a better player, but he had an outstanding season and was perfectly suited to the nature of L1 football, throwing himself about and arriving to finish off chances. Hollands managed 8 goals that season, which is a really decent return. Stephens got 4 including that thunderbastard against Bury, but I think Stephens took time getting used to the way Powell wanted him to play and often dropped a bit deeper than he needed to. He was only about 22 though, so it's understandable. He's really developed the tactical side of his game since then and it's no surprise he's playing at PL level as he's always had the ability. Hollands technically is not as good but that L1 season benefitted from work rate and he provided it in spades.
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