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Fleming
Posted:
Sat Feb 20, 2016 10:29 pm
by mrpotatohead
Just seen his sending off offence on telly, what a knob!
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sat Feb 20, 2016 10:37 pm
by Gone_Shrimping
It was one of the headline items on the Goals Tonight programme on Sky at 8pm.
Is it a 1 or 3 match ban ?
Re: Fleming
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Sat Feb 20, 2016 10:43 pm
by MfcChris
Gone_Shrimping wrote:It was one of the headline items on the Goals Tonight programme on Sky at 8pm.
Is it a 1 or 3 match ban ?
3 as it is violent conduct.
Straight red is 1 match for denying goal scoring opportunity, 2 matches for offensive language and 3 matches for anything else ie, serious foul play, violent conduct
Re: Fleming
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Sat Feb 20, 2016 11:45 pm
by outsider
Some one asked at ht why wasn't Fleming warming up with the sub's. We pointed out he HAD played the 1st half. That's the impact he had had on the game. Won't be missed and hopefully will be gone at the end of the season.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 8:56 am
by fulwoodshrimp
In my opinion he has wasted his talent. When he first came to us he seemed to have bags of potential but sadly he hasn't realised this. He now imo drifts in and out of games and rarely delivers a telling pass preferring square, easy passes across the pitch. Coupled with his mad behaviour at Bristol yesterday it is perhaps time we went our separate ways.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 9:27 am
by black morse
fulwoodshrimp wrote:In my opinion he has wasted his talent. When he first came to us he seemed to have bags of potential but sadly he hasn't realised this. He now imo drifts in and out of games and rarely delivers a telling pass preferring square, easy passes across the pitch. Coupled with his mad behaviour at Bristol yesterday it is perhaps time we went our separate ways.
Not the brightest of lads I'm afraid
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 9:44 am
by Gone_Shrimping
Fleming is a player that Championship scouts have watched.
On his day he is a really good player , we need him to come back after his enforced break and play like a Championship player.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:07 am
by Jettyson
Gone_Shrimping wrote:Fleming is a player that Championship scouts have watched.
On his day he is a really good player , we need him to come back after his enforced break and play like a Championship player.
Really?
Championship scouts are looking at a player who can't command a regular starting place in a L2 side?
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:13 am
by Gone_Shrimping
Jettyson wrote:Gone_Shrimping wrote:Fleming is a player that Championship scouts have watched.
On his day he is a really good player , we need him to come back after his enforced break and play like a Championship player.
Really?
Championship scouts are looking at a player who can't command a regular starting place in a L2 side?
Maybe not this season but they have certainly scouted him in the past.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:28 am
by George Dawes
Fleming as had enough time to prove himself, money is tight i would rather give his job to somebody else who's reliable.
if you were a manager at a workplace, and you had somebody an employee on a fix term contract who was coming to an end and you had to review them, and further employment.
this would be Fleming
1) unreliable (fitness problems over his term)
2) poor attitude. ( cant always be bothered)
3) doesnt understand instructions with the work to be carried out.
there's loads of people crying out for work, football is no different.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:41 am
by Jettyson
George Dawes wrote:Fleming as had enough time to prove himself, money is tight i would rather give his job to somebody else who's reliable.
if you were a manager at a workplace, and you had somebody an employee on a fix term contract who was coming to an end and you had to review them, and further employment.
this would be Fleming
1) unreliable (fitness problems over his term)
2) poor attitude. ( cant always be bothered)
3) doesnt understand instructions with the work to be carried out.
there's loads of people crying out for work, football is no different.
GD, absolutely right.
One for the exit door.
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:46 am
by mrpotatohead
Is now not a good time to sack him, gross misconduct?
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 10:51 am
by George Dawes
mrpotatohead wrote:Is now not a good time to sack him, gross misconduct?
ahhhh, but now we're talking Unions
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 11:38 am
by morecambegeek
Gone_Shrimping wrote:
Maybe not this season but they have certainly scouted him in the past.
Yet didn't sign him - most likely for good reasons.
This is his sixth season with Morecambe. He's 28 and it's too late to stop talking about potential. He's been injury prone, and drifted in and out of the first team, and when he's on the pitch, drifts in and out of games (and that's if he drifts in to begin with).
He's not an awful player, but he's had ample opportunity to progress, and for whatever reason hasn't taken it. Time for him to move on and see if someone else can take the opportunity.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 12:01 pm
by MfcChris
People are forgetting Fleming is signed up till June 2017 so stop talking about him leaving.
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 12:06 pm
by Shrimpy
MfcChris wrote:People are forgetting Fleming is signed up till June 2017 so stop talking about him leaving.
I thought he only signed a one year deal in the Summer with an option for a 2nd? If he wanted to get rid then we don't take up that option. Same with Dugdale I think?
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 12:09 pm
by MfcChris
Shrimpy wrote:MfcChris wrote:People are forgetting Fleming is signed up till June 2017 so stop talking about him leaving.
I thought he only signed a one year deal in the Summer with an option for a 2nd? If he wanted to get rid then we don't take up that option. Same with Dugdale I think?
Spoke to someone who confirmed he has played enough games and I believe him as he has played a lot and still will play a lot now till May. Finally found some proof from Jim:
http://m.thevisitor.co.uk/sport/morecam ... -1-7255483The club can't get out of it triggering so up to Fleming but why would he not take up the option when Jim likes him?
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 12:45 pm
by mrpotatohead
as i said then, sack him for his conduct. simple
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 12:56 pm
by George Dawes
mrpotatohead wrote:as i said then, sack him for his conduct. simple
i suspect he could have the club on the grounds of unfair dismissal. double standards, as Kev Ellison pulled somebodys hair down the tunnel, and got red carded after the match finished, and why is the Andy Fleming case different.
thats what a defence solicitor would say at a tribunal.
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 1:31 pm
by mrpotatohead
Well, thats 2 out then, saving the club around 100,000 a year, or 25% of its annual dept. Is there any other staff members the club dos 't need on the payroll CC?
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 5:28 pm
by sandgrown
fulwoodshrimp wrote:In my opinion he has wasted his talent. When he first came to us he seemed to have bags of potential but sadly he hasn't realised this. He now imo drifts in and out of games and rarely delivers a telling pass preferring square, easy passes across the pitch. Coupled with his mad behaviour at Bristol yesterday it is perhaps time we went our separate ways.
I can't think of another player who has more sideways and backward passes
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 7:21 pm
by Jettyson
mrpotatohead wrote:Well, thats 2 out then, saving the club around 100,000 a year, or 25% of its annual dept. Is there any other staff members the club dos 't need on the payroll CC?
!00K?
who is on 1k a week then? Fleming surely isn't........if he is i'm getting my boots out!!
Re: Fleming
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Sun Feb 21, 2016 7:28 pm
by Keith
mrpotatohead wrote:Just seen his sending off offence on telly, what a knob!
Just watched it on Player. Why was he arguing with the ref about it? It was as clear a sending off as is possible. Okay, their guy rolled around as though he had his hair pulled by Edward Scissorhands but regardless, it was a blatant red card.
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 7:41 pm
by Christies Child
Re: Fleming
Posted:
Sun Feb 21, 2016 7:42 pm
by Christies Child
Jettyson wrote:mrpotatohead wrote:Well, thats 2 out then, saving the club around 100,000 a year, or 25% of its annual dept. Is there any other staff members the club dos 't need on the payroll CC?
!00K?
who is on 1k a week then? Fleming surely isn't........if he is i'm getting my boots out!!
If true no wonder we can't afford new players.