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Jim used to live next door in Brooklands Way to a guy I worked with years ago - every other week my colleague would come in saying "You'll never what he's gone and done now"...
Just one small problem; sell their houses to who, Ben? Fcking Aquaman?
Magilton interview on Blue Monday podcast absolutely brilliant! on 18:53 - Apr 2 by Ewan_Oozami
Jim used to live next door in Brooklands Way to a guy I worked with years ago - every other week my colleague would come in saying "You'll never what he's gone and done now"...
Brilliant! What a character
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Massive kudos to the Blue Monday boys and Renegade Statman... on 00:42 - Apr 3 with 587 views
... I thought that was just such an insightful and brilliant interview. It sort of summarised why fan casts are so much better than the mainstream. Level of knowledge and depth.
I thought Jim was great, but it brought home some messages that resonated with the Marcus regime, the poor footballing advice he's been receiving, and why we have sunk:
- entertaining football has to be the goal - being aggressive in football is not a defensive trait, an aggressive pass (FORWARD!) is just as relevant - players have to play with relentless energy, you train as hard as you play - excellent delivery and movement is so critical, Jim and Marcus Stewart (what a coup!) lifted the level of play by example... and we had ball delivery from Venus, Clapham, etc - a calm manager is more effective than a someone who shouts (was this an admission from Jim I wonder?).
Think of the managers and lack of character players we have endured since those heady days.
But again just a great listen. And that balmy night at home to Bolton has become an even bigger memory for me after listening to that podcast!