- Feb 12, 2008
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A conversation in another thread got me thinking about who would take the role/spot left by our glorious leader when he retires.
After working through our current list, I just don't think we have anybody truly suitable.
Currently Glass's true strength lies in his ability to read the play, marshalling the troops and still a damn good 1v1 defender.
He is more than our 2/3rd defender, he is the wall before the wall.
Without someone to really step into the void, it would destabilise the whole backline.
Of the players left on our current list, I just don't see anyone with a combination of the skills previously mentioned or even the potential to fully develop all three.
We should go after Frawley, really hard.
Throw a fair wad of cash his way, sell the lifestyle, sell the club success.
He'll be an unrestricted free agent and we must me pro-active and very aggressive.
Apart from getting our hands on a TRUE A grade midfielder, this has to be our highest priority.
A top line defensive unit is integral to winning big games.
After working through our current list, I just don't think we have anybody truly suitable.
Currently Glass's true strength lies in his ability to read the play, marshalling the troops and still a damn good 1v1 defender.
He is more than our 2/3rd defender, he is the wall before the wall.
Without someone to really step into the void, it would destabilise the whole backline.
Of the players left on our current list, I just don't see anyone with a combination of the skills previously mentioned or even the potential to fully develop all three.
We should go after Frawley, really hard.
Throw a fair wad of cash his way, sell the lifestyle, sell the club success.
He'll be an unrestricted free agent and we must me pro-active and very aggressive.
Apart from getting our hands on a TRUE A grade midfielder, this has to be our highest priority.
A top line defensive unit is integral to winning big games.