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Posted: **Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:13 pm**

Yeah, that's right, so we responded by dropping him and using the cunning ploy of directing all of our attacks through Rufus Brevitt crossing the ball in from the half way line - hah, no-one would have suspected that!!!

Posted: **Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:51 pm**

Burgess blows too hot and cold though and usually was played wide. I'm talking about a midfield player who directs things from the middle of the pitch.

What would't you give for a Jim Magilton, Trevor Hebberd, Bobby Ford (Mk1) or a Dean Whitehead to fill that role.

Posted: **Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:19 pm**

&quotMally&quot wrote:What would't you give for a Jim Magilton, Trevor Hebberd, Bobby Ford (Mk1) or a Dean Whitehead to fill that role.

I thought Magilton was magnificent when he played in PRB's testimonial. Never wasted a pass. I reckon he could walk into our side even now, despite a slightly larger girth.

Posted: **Sat Jun 02, 2007 11:04 pm**

&quotboris&quot wrote:If I may be a bit controversial for a mo, I actually reckon Marv gets a bit of a raw deal from the fans. Okay, he's no Billy Hamilton (who is, at this level?) but he isn't as bad a striker as a lot of people make out. He is quicker and more mobile than Duffy, and his strike rate per game isn't that awful. In addition he won us two or three penalties and his link-up play with his colleagues wasn't that bad. I reckon he'll be better next season, when he's had a proper pre-season's preparation, and I wouldn't be in despair if he was a regular back-up striker.

In fairness to Marv, we've never lost a game when he's scored .. all we need to do is get him to score every game and we're up .. simple as that

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