Just wondered if anyone knows any players and has any info on what they think about CC and Adams ??
Just curious likes.
If I was a player (apart from Kevin McBride) I think I would like Calderwood. He has after all just given them a couple of days off and is "proud" of them (according to his interview on Hibs TV.) !!!!!!!!
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03-01-2011 02:28 PM #1
Anyone know what the players think of Calderwood and Adams ?
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03-01-2011 02:31 PM #2
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I think threads like this have the potential to start rumours on a wider scale and far too early into his reign IMO.
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03-01-2011 02:35 PM #3
When I first looked at the title of this thread I thought it read . . . .
"Anyone know what the players think of The Calderwood Arms?"
I immediately thought that Bonnyrigg's establishments were way below what our squad are used to!!!
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03-01-2011 02:37 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Someone may reply by saying that the players think CC is great, he has revolutionised training, he has brought new ideas to the table re nutrition etc.
Half full son, not half empty !
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03-01-2011 02:39 PM #6
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I am delighted, hopefully it's so he and Adams can hit the road in the quest to secure the players we need to lift us out of this pool of mediocrity we find ourselves drowning in.
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03-01-2011 02:58 PM #9
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I was speaking to a youth team player who sitting behind me at the Dundee United game and asked him what CC was like.. He said he was very quiet , doesnt say much and keeps himself to himself..
I also said how would you compare him to Hughes and he said like chalk and cheese... Players didn't take him seriously and thought he was a idiot whereas CC has a bit more respect for the players and vice versa....
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03-01-2011 03:01 PM #10
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Whether most of them like him or not is probably not as relevant as it normally would be with most out of contract.
My guess would be that he'll try and keep a steady ship until the end of the season when he can bring in his own players and stamp his style fully on the team then.
This question at this time next year will be more relevant. IMO.
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03-01-2011 05:48 PM #12
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those players who are first team regulars under him will like him and be happy with his management.
those who dont get a game will whinge that he is rubbish and doesnt know what he is doing.
same as every club in the uk. footballers are a narcissistic and fickle bunch, irrespective of what club they play for.
if he gets the whole squad onside he is a genius and should get a knighthood.
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03-01-2011 06:29 PM #13This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
What about the players who were first team regulars under John Collins for example ? They didn't "like him" and they certainly weren't "happy with his management" !!!!!
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03-01-2011 06:52 PM #16
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Correct...
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03-01-2011 07:44 PM #17
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Fella I work with is good pals with Danny Galbraith. He gives me wee snippets of information from DG now and again. About a month after CC arrived at the club, fella I worked with said that training had been superb and that he felt that he would get more oppertunity under CC, which has most definately been the case
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03-01-2011 07:59 PM #18
No direct sources here but think about this...
His team selections...
He is either being very clever by making all the changes in the last 3 games or he could cause real problems with the dressing room.
Take Galbraith for example - did pretty well against Dundee Utd - against the yams on the bench.
Hart plays against Aberdeen and Utd - then dropped for yams - thought that was a good choice btw.
Stevenson - played well against Dundee Utd - doesn't even make bench v the yams.
See a trend - he has to be careful as you want to play if you play well in the previous game and if he keeps tinkering then he may upset more than he thinks.
I do see it that he is keeping them on their toes and assessing them right now but I would love to hear what he says to the players not making the 16 over the last few weeks.
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03-01-2011 08:03 PM #19
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They probably think calderwood is a perma-tanned glaswegian erse who keeps banging on about holland.
Apparently Adams is a good laugh but likes to go out drinking with Merse and Steve Bould
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03-01-2011 08:36 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Which still means that joe t's post that I was replying to was utter poppycock!
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03-01-2011 08:42 PM #22
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These two stuck out for me as well.. After United at ER , I was sure that we would be seeing a midfield containing Stevenson , Murray De Graff in the middle with Wotherspoon and Galbriath playing wide..
Trakys was taken off against Aberdeen but started against Hertz.. He may have been injured though..
Dickoh was dropped for United but started against Hertz...
It seems that he doesnt know his best 11 yet but after United , I'm sure that LS , IM and EDG would've fancied there chances of playing on NYD... Unless LS was injured of course..
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If he has, it aint working. I wonder what the Aberdeen players, by comparison, think of Craig Brown, who has picked up almost as many points as CC in about a third the amount of games. And Aberdeen were in a worse position than us when he took over.
And I wonder what Petrie secretly thinks about the "impact" his latest appointment has made so far.
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04-01-2011 06:36 AM #24
Personally i think he's just trying to figure out who's worth a chance and who to bin. Hopefully he's got an idea who he can get rid of now and free some wages up.
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04-01-2011 10:51 AM #26
The players really like the pair of them - Apparantly really similar guys. Very respectful and approachable. They're not quiet, just calm. Unlike Yogi, they don't scream and shout to get their points across. In fact, Derek Adams doesn't even swear.
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During the warm up on Saturday, Adams wasn't happy with Grounds' application and I heard him say:
'For fudge sake Grounds, get your fetchin arsenal in gear or when we get back to the dressing room I'm going to kick your falkirking teeth down your basket throat you count.'
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I was more disappointed with Gareth Evans trying to manage the crossing and finishing practice in the warm up before the Derby started - you could tell Deeks was in a hump as the thing was going and looked pish.
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