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Ex -Gills in the move

shotshy

shotshy

Vital 1st Team Regular
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chris who

chris who

Vital Football Hero
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Trashbat said:
This is the same Ebbsfleet who have been failing to pay players wages on time.

Seems that the didn’t learn any lessons from that episode.

Also - it is apparent how small Steve Lovell’s network is.
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He is trying to build a side to get back in the National league. At that level you definitely want local players.For National South the signings have a real chance of doing well.
 
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Trashbat

Vital Squad Member
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chris who said:
He is trying to build a side to get back in the National league. At that level you definitely want local players.For National South the signings have a real chance of doing well.
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The quality of some of the signings is very good for that level. Martin is a coup. But Lovell’s network is pretty limited.

I’ve always maintained that the biggest job for any manager is player recruitment especially in the summer. In recent times, our player recruitment has been terrible. I think Scally realised that some of the recent managerial appointments - where he insisted that PT came in as director of football. Evans has a breadth of footballing connections to do a better job with player recruitment.
 
chris who

chris who

Vital Football Hero
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Trashbat said:
The quality of some of the signings is very good for that level. Martin is a coup. But Lovell’s network is pretty limited.

I’ve always maintained that the biggest job for any manager is player recruitment especially in the summer. In recent times, our player recruitment has been terrible. I think Scally realised that some of the recent managerial appointments - where he insisted that PT came in as director of football. Evans has a breadth of footballing connections to do a better job with player recruitment.
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Has to be said thus far it has only been his loan signings that have been a success. Overall his permanent signings were no better in fact were probably worse.In the end it comes down to budget.Evans almost certainly spent more than we normally do on his loans and it worked this time around. Be interesting to see who his main targets will be this time around and where the limited funds will be spent.
 
Gills93

Gills93

Vital Reserves Team
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Alm
madrid_gill said:
I'd consider Bonham, O'Keefe and Mandron to have been successful permanent signings
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Almost wrote exactly that, the only disappointments in my view are Hodson and Cisse with the later still notching a goal in only a few appearances, both didn’t really get much chance to prove their worth. The signing of Willock was a coup for the club, sadly he’s been unfortunate with injuries.
 
chris who

chris who

Vital Football Hero
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madrid_gill said:
I'd consider Bonham, O'Keefe and Mandron to have been successful permanent signings
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But I remember other managers have had successful players as well.There are many who would be happy to see all but O'Keefe go if we had that opportunity. Bonham and Mandron have been OK.None of the permanent signings would be in the top five for player of the year.
 
chris who

chris who

Vital Football Hero
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The progress of Ogilvie and Tucker .Our loan players and the other players left behind by Lovell were the main reasons for our success. The first two reasons does give Evans credit for the job he did.
 
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