How is Hamilton a professional player

I reckon we'll be seeing more of Hamilton if Anderson's injury is bad, I hope today was down purely to rust but I am doubtful he is up to Championship standard - too many areas of his game are lacking.
 
Some supporters of this club need to give their head a wobble. CJ was no better,no worse than any of our other players. Anyone think Lavery should never kick a ball again, for the club due to the sitters he missed ? No thought not.
Anyone think Yates should never kick a ball for us because against Hull, he lost the ball in the same position as Mitchell against Boro and only Grimshaw saved us ? Thought not.
CJ has been out for months and months and has hardly any game time, yet some expect him to come back like Maradonna from the off.
Mitchell and CJ, even Connolly to an extent are easy targets.
Some of the fans " special ones " were truly awful today and at least CJ didn't try and hide.
 
I didn't see the whole game but I did see two great chances that Lavery missed, both were set-up by this weeks scapegoat and 'window cleaner' CJ Hamilton. So he created at least two assists that should have been goals. The sort of negativity on this thread is disgraceful. We win as a team, we lose as a team. Hamilton isn't solely to blame for today's result.
Finally, In my 45 years of watching BFC, I have seen many, many worse players than those on the pitch today. We have a young, modern and creative manager who is finding his way in the game. We are lucky to have him. We will have setbacks, but really, the current phase is good. Some of you weak minded people should have been around in the 80's, we really were shit then.
 
ElBurroSinNombre said:
I didn't see the whole game but I did see two great chances that Lavery missed, both were set-up by this weeks scapegoat and 'window cleaner' CJ Hamilton. So he created at least two assists that should have been goals. The sort of negativity on this thread is disgraceful. We win as a team, we lose as a team. Hamilton isn't solely to blame for today's result.
Finally, In my 45 years of watching BFC, I have seen many, many worse players than those on the pitch today. We have a young, modern and creative manager who is finding his way in the game. We are lucky to have him. We will have setbacks, but really, the current phase is good. Some of you weak minded people should have been around in the 80's, we really were shit then.
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This weak minded person was around in the 80s and I still say we were shite today,sometimes positivity just doesnt cover the cracks.
 
Yep make a thread title out of it just in case everybody didn’t already see the ** pathetic dummy-spitting going on in the match thread.
 
The singling out of Hamilton on this thread is tantamount to bullying, and is disgraceful. Yes Hamilton was poor, but was his performance the only poor one? I think not. Whether or not he gets his form back, only time will tell, but to write him off after the amount of game time he has had this season, is a knee-jerk reaction and quite unnecessary.

He was one of a number of players that needed game time, but sadly others were not given that opportunity. Critch will have to live with the repercussions of his selections today, and will soon be forced into giving fringe players game-time in the very near future, given the threadbare nature of the squad now, with 2 more serious looking injuries to add to the list. May need to recall some loan players, unless the club has short-sightedly ignored recall clauses. He may of course get one or two additions to the squad, but players won't be easy to get hold of in the current climate.

Critch's blinkered approach to squad rotation may cost the club ultimately, but decisions have now been made, so lets move on and make the best of what we have - its no use belly-aching about what might have been.
 
Alfie Conn said:
This weak minded person was around in the 80s and I still say we were shite today,sometimes positivity just doesnt cover the cracks.
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Well then, you will know that there will be ups and downs. Today was a bad result no doubt. But we were in the game all the way through and had many gilt edged opportunities to score. It is a set back but no more than that. To try to target and scapegoat one man for the failings of the whole team is disgraceful.
 
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Murciaseasider said:
The singling out of Hamilton on this thread is tantamount to bullying, and is disgraceful. Yes Hamilton was poor, but was his performance the only poor one? I think not. Whether or not he gets his form back, only time will tell, but to write him off after the amount of game time he has had this season, is a knee-jerk reaction and quite unnecessary.

He was one of a number of players that needed game time, but sadly others were not given that opportunity. Critch will have to live with the repercussions of his selections today, and will soon be forced into giving fringe players game-time in the very near future, given the threadbare nature of the squad now, with 2 more serious looking injuries to add to the list. May need to recall some loan players, unless the club has short-sightedly ignored recall clauses. He may of course get one or two additions to the squad, but players won't be easy to get hold of in the current climate.

Critch's blinkered approach to squad rotation may cost the club ultimately, but decisions have now been made, so lets move on and make the best of what we have - its no use belly-aching about what might have been.
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Your right, we lost and that's disappointing but to hammer players does no good whatsoever.

Might be best if the forum is shut down during the game and for about a couple of hours after😎
 
Some fans on here are pathetic. It's like unless we win every week I will throw my toys out! I play a lot of competitive sport and its character building - especially losing.
Throwing random comments out with no sensible analysis substance says more about the children on here than the players.
 
Because he’s fast and Mansford thought signing players from Mansfield would be good. Although we did this with Bap and he turned out ok. Not this time though
 
Murphy9 said:
How is it a childish thread by pointing out my opinion, which is echoed by several more. He’s a professional footballer earning a very good living, he’s put himself in that position to be judged! If I was poor at my job I would like to think the same thing would happen to me.
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He's a scapegoat as per usual. He wasn't great but did put some good crosses in in the first half, we just didn't convert them. Plenty of others had an off day too. Don't forget he hasn't played much, was good last season before injury though.
 
ElBurroSinNombre said:
Well then, you will know that there will be ups and downs. Today was a bad result no doubt. But we were in the game all the way through and had many gilt edged opportunities to score. It is a set back but no more than that. To try to target and scapegoat one man for the failings of the whole team is disgraceful.
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I'm so glad that we were really in the game against a league2 outfit,it makes my 70 quid all the worthwhile.
 
He needs a run of games as he’s been out for so long not really playing competitive games. In reality he is probably not good enough and ought to have been loaned out to league one to get back to his performance level for a move.
 
voyeur said:
If you can't see it, you're in it.
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Even Chissy was questioning today live on radio today whether he should be substituted. Its a very public issue. Hope he comes out fighting and wanting to prove himself but he has to do a lot to win over the supporters and the manager now.
 
Cuthbert said:
Even Chissy was questioning today live on radio today whether he should be substituted. Its a very public issue. Hope he comes out fighting and wanting to prove himself but he has to do a lot to win over the supporters and the manager now.
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He had a very poor game.
 
Today could have been so different for CJ today if Lavery had played that simple ball through to him and he scored,
he created a great chance for Lavery a few minutes later which should have been a goal. CJ could have easily scored a hat-trick today and been the man of the match. What he desperately needs is a goal no matter how it comes and a couple of assists.
For me, his problem is not his ability as he got into some great positions today, but his own belief in his ability especially at championship level.
 
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