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Post by Frankiesleftpeg on Jun 13, 2019 16:17:44 GMT 1
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Post by runner76 on Jun 14, 2019 8:25:19 GMT 1
Good on him. You feel old when one of the ‘Young Guns’ is now a manager......;  ) |
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Post by Nickhudds.UTT on Jun 14, 2019 9:08:52 GMT 1
a true young gun
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Post by Bojaj Horseman on Jun 14, 2019 9:40:31 GMT 1
Holdsworth is in a similar role at Sheffield Wednesday. Would love to see them involved in managing our first team one day.
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Post by CaptainHart on Jun 14, 2019 9:58:58 GMT 1
Holdsworth is in a similar role at Sheffield Wednesday. Would love to see them involved in managing our first team one day. Two players who arguably sacrificed their careers for the club. |
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Post by Bojaj Horseman on Jun 14, 2019 10:04:36 GMT 1
Holdsworth is in a similar role at Sheffield Wednesday. Would love to see them involved in managing our first team one day. Two players who arguably sacrificed their careers for the club. Absolutely. Was thinking just now about that side. Worthington was an exception but a huge amount of that 2004 promotion side made their debuts that season. Then to almost go up again just 2 years later when they're all still in their early 20s. Staggers me to this day that none of them (but particularly Worthington and Holdsworth) played at anything like as high a level after leaving Town. |
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Post by Frankiesleftpeg on Jun 14, 2019 10:07:05 GMT 1
Holdsworth is in a similar role at Sheffield Wednesday. Would love to see them involved in managing our first team one day. Two players who arguably sacrificed their careers for the club. Both careers cut short by injury but in the case of Holdsworth, his agent fooked his Town career after Clark offered him a new three year deal, but then withdrew it after they took too long to sign it. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2019 10:19:37 GMT 1
Two players who arguably sacrificed their careers for the club. Absolutely. Was thinking just now about that side. Worthington was an exception but a huge amount of that 2004 promotion side made their debuts that season. Then to almost go up again just 2 years later when they're all still in their early 20s. Staggers me to this day that none of them (but particularly Worthington and Holdsworth) played at anything like as high a level after leaving Town. Mirfin sort of did...pretty sure we were still stuck in League 1 whilst he was in Championship with Scunny and Watford? |
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Post by CaptainHart on Jun 14, 2019 10:22:20 GMT 1
Two players who arguably sacrificed their careers for the club. Both careers cut short by injury but in the case of Holdsworth, his agent fooked his Town career after Clark offered him a new three year deal, but then withdrew it after they took too long to sign it. I'd say both played too many games too young. In Worthington's case I'm thinking of the season we flirted with relegation when he played when he wasn't fully fit. Absolutely. Was thinking just now about that side. Worthington was an exception but a huge amount of that 2004 promotion side made their debuts that season. Then to almost go up again just 2 years later when they're all still in their early 20s. Staggers me to this day that none of them (but particularly Worthington and Holdsworth) played at anything like as high a level after leaving Town. Ironically Tom Clarke ended up having a better career because he missed so many games through injury. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2019 12:47:33 GMT 1
Both careers cut short by injury but in the case of Holdsworth, his agent fooked his Town career after Clark offered him a new three year deal, but then withdrew it after they took too long to sign it. I'd say both played too many games too young. In Worthington's case I'm thinking of the season we flirted with relegation when he played when he wasn't fully fit. Absolutely. Was thinking just now about that side. Worthington was an exception but a huge amount of that 2004 promotion side made their debuts that season. Then to almost go up again just 2 years later when they're all still in their early 20s. Staggers me to this day that none of them (but particularly Worthington and Holdsworth) played at anything like as high a level after leaving Town. Ironically Tom Clarke ended up having a better career because he missed so many games through injury. its a important role he has been given and one thing I know for certain his attitude drive and a willingness to learn is without question. BEST OF LUCK its a great opportunity. AND HE IS UP FOR IT |
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