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Jake Forster-Caskey (ed. Signs a new contract extension to 2021)
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I've never really noticed JFC until very recently.
Always seemed very lightweight and only half engaged in the game. Nothing close to the likes of Cullen, Gallagher or Aribo. I like to see a midfielder win the ball and surge forward not play an endless series of neat five yard passes. Watson drives me mad.
Since he changed his name to Jordan I have noticed more aggression in his game and more attacking intent.
Now our best midfield player but sadly that's not saying much.
Nice hairstyle compared to Watson too.3 -
@Addickted2TheReds you idiot0
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I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:
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Always seem like he’s got to get a dig in. Almost like he doesn’t give any encouragement to players. Pretty shit management really.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:1 -
He’s spent vast amounts of the last 3 years injured . Not his fault of course but he’s another one that I’d like to keep but won’t be gutted if he goes .ricky_otto said:1 -
We look a much better team with him playing.wmcf123 said:
He’s spent vast amounts of the last 3 years injured . Not his fault of course but he’s another one that I’d like to keep but won’t be gutted if he goes .ricky_otto said:I just think it would help a player if the manager had a few kind words to say about him.4 -
Would Bowyer like it if someone above him did the same to him, e.g. Ged Roddy saying in an interview
"I had a word with Lee about criticising players in public and he agreed to moderate his comments"2 -
If my boss kept doing that, I'd hand in my notice and refuse any extension. Might even refuse to work for them if they kept going on about my weaknesses.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:4 -
I agree this year because we aren’t blessed with midfielders with any great passing ability . He’s a good player- I really liked him in 17/18. I’m just desperately hoping for a summer 2011 Clear out and upgrade.ricky_otto said:
We look a much better team with him playing.wmcf123 said:
He’s spent vast amounts of the last 3 years injured . Not his fault of course but he’s another one that I’d like to keep but won’t be gutted if he goes .ricky_otto said:I just think it would help a player if the manager had a few kind words to say about him.0 -
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He’s only saying what some of us have seen in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:4 -
It's strange isn't it. IIRC Bowyer said that some time ago about JFC and there was only agreement at the time.Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have seen in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:3 -
Nothing wrong with what Bows has said. We have been good for JFC and he only turns up on occasions. Look at Cullen or Gallagher to see what you can do in there ...4
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“JFC has had a good season, but he’s no Darren Pratley”.8
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I don't disagree with what he's saying, I disagree with him saying it. It just feels like a needless dig. Why not stop at "Jake can be as good as he wants to be?" That, unto itself, isn't the greatest compliment but it's a good thing to say. Say it and be done.Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have seen in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:7 -
"Messi may have scored 45 goals this season, but he could have scored 50 by now"SDAddick said:
I don't disagree with what he's saying, I disagree with him saying it. It just feels like a needless dig. Why not stop at "Jake can be as good as he wants to be?" That, unto itself, isn't the greatest compliment but it's a good thing to say. Say it and be done.Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have seen in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:4 -
Can we stop trying to apply office management standards to highly competitive sport?2
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Well as we are talking about management of human resources, NO.Chunes said:Can we stop trying to apply office management standards to highly competitive sport?
Staff are the major asset of an organisation, its usp, if you like.0 -
It’s not so much a question of whether Lee is right or wrong, it’s a question of whether criticising players in public helps players or demotivates them isn’t it? Most successful managers (including Furguson) seem to have avoided it, I think. Does he not have a mentor who could have a word in his ear?Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:
It’s a shame, because he’s got many very good attributes as a manager.0 -
It’s also a change in language and tone from what we saw in his first one and a half seasons. I know he’s always spoken his mind, but these little digs or whatever you want to call them, are becoming more prevalent.JamesSeed said:
It’s not so much a question of whether Lee is right or wrong, it’s a question of whether criticising players in public helps players or demotivates them isn’t it? Most successful managers (including Furguson) seem to have avoided it, I think. Does he not have a mentor who could have a word in his ear?Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:
It’s a shame, because he’s got many very good attributes as a manager.
I suppose it depends on how you interpret his words. You can say he’s just saying it how it is and we should all be a bit more thick skinned, or you could say it’s unnecessarily putting the boot in and ‘bullying’2 -
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The interpretation just comes down to if your winning enough games. Exactly the same happened to Pardew and Robinson. When your winning its all good and valid critiscm. When your losing its digging people out and making excuses.cabbles said:
It’s also a change in language and tone from what we saw in his first one and a half seasons. I know he’s always spoken his mind, but these little digs or whatever you want to call them, are becoming more prevalent.JamesSeed said:
It’s not so much a question of whether Lee is right or wrong, it’s a question of whether criticising players in public helps players or demotivates them isn’t it? Most successful managers (including Furguson) seem to have avoided it, I think. Does he not have a mentor who could have a word in his ear?Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:
It’s a shame, because he’s got many very good attributes as a manager.
I suppose it depends on how you interpret his words. You can say he’s just saying it how it is and we should all be a bit more thick skinned, or you could say it’s unnecessarily putting the boot in and ‘bullying’
No really made a big deal out of it when he made similar remarks about players, which he did, when we were winning a lot of games. Even going back to when he first got the job.0 -
I often help companies define their USPs and that is largely incorrect.bolloxbolder said:
Well as we are talking about management of human resources, NO.Chunes said:Can we stop trying to apply office management standards to highly competitive sport?
Staff are the major asset of an organisation, its usp, if you like.
As to your other point, no office requires physical battle. The mental strength required to compete in one of the highest levels of sport, and to maintain that level consistently, is not best served by the methods used to motivate your average person whose role is probably computer based.
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Not to mention its a lot easier to be replaced as a Footballer and find your career over.Chunes said:
I often help companies define their USPs and that is largely incorrect.bolloxbolder said:
Well as we are talking about management of human resources, NO.Chunes said:Can we stop trying to apply office management standards to highly competitive sport?
Staff are the major asset of an organisation, its usp, if you like.
As to your other point, no office requires physical battle. The mental strength required to compete in one of the highest levels of sport, and to maintain that level consistently, is not best served by the methods used to motivate your average person whose role is probably computer based.
Worst one is always: "I'd get sacked from my job if I performed like X Manager"
Yeah the Football Manager can because its something that can happen in the Sport. In an office job you're bloody lucky as unless you've done something seriously wrong you have to go through various stages of disciplinary action before you can be removed1 -
Get what you’re saying, but you could also say some are nit picking and reading too much in to everything Bowyer says now that they don’t rate him as highly as they used to.SDAddick said:
I don't disagree with what he's saying, I disagree with him saying it. It just feels like a needless dig. Why not stop at "Jake can be as good as he wants to be?" That, unto itself, isn't the greatest compliment but it's a good thing to say. Say it and be done.Scoham said:
He’s only saying what some of us have seen in JFC. He’s a much better player when he plays more energy compared to when he sits in the middle just looking tidy on the ball.SDAddick said:
I wonder if the players ever get tired of Bowyer taking little potshots. Even when discussing his extension, he talks about JFC's problems.Scoham said:
His comments are being used as evidence against him when in reality he’s just saying in public what he’d have talked to JFC about in private months ago. JFC has improved, either he’s accepted Bowyer’s feedback or it’s fired him up to go out to prove him wrong. Either way it’s the outcome we all wanted to see.
There’s this idea that Bowyer used to be 100% positive but here’s a couple of early example of where he wasn’t. He talks about Magennis needing to score more goals and Bielik needing to move the ball quicker leading to him being subbed at half time.
The majority would have agreed with those comments at the time and few would have read much in to it compared to the way we are now.
Bowyer added: “I would like to see more goals, I think as a striker you should be looking around the 20 mark. I think he’ll sit here and say the same himself, any striker would.“Krystian Bielik is normally good at sitting at the bottom of the diamond, but today he took too many touches and kept getting caught in possession,”Bowyer explained. “He needs to learn that you have to move the ball quickly because that’s the way we play. Not just him, everybody was poor first half.
https://dailycannon.com/2018/10/lee-bowyer-explains-why-krystian-bielik-was-subbed-at-half-time/I expect Bowyer’s interviews were at their most positive were when we were regularly winning games and that’s seen as the standard we want to see from him. I agree, I didn’t like his post match rants and subbing subs late last year, but it’s also much easier to be positive when you have a good team performing well and getting results.
For me as long as he doesn’t go back to doing things like that again then I’ll mainly judge him based on performances and results, rather than having so much focus on minor decisions and comments here and there.4 -
He's getting a lot of post match praise but I actually though he was a bit off the boil today. He was a presence in the middle but could barely hit a man in a blue shirt with his passes.6
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Must be an aversion to passing to Blue shirts brought about by his time playing for Brighton.Callumcafc said:He's getting a lot of post match praise but I actually though he was a bit off the boil today. He was a presence in the middle but could barely hit a man in a blue shirt with his passes.0 -
His pressing today was outstanding. Definitely mom. Very decent league one player and because I think that’s where we’ll be playing next year I hope JFC signs a new deal.0
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I thought he was excellent, the engine of the team.0
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What JFC didn’t pick up, Pratley did.stonemuse said:I thought he was excellent, the engine of the team.2 -
Pressing was good today but funnily enough, not one of his best games of late.
We need our passers to take control of the game in latter stages. Sadly they all resorted to Pratley style kung-fu kicks with the ball.0
