had a bit of a mare in Aberdeen , which gave many of us doubts about him. He's still to convince as far as I am concerned but to score 3 yesterday is a bloody good start. well done big man
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10-11-2019 12:24 AM #91
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10-11-2019 12:44 AM #92
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Great game today... 3/3
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10-11-2019 12:59 AM #93
Im delighted for doidge, his confidence will have taken a battering over the last few weeks and i was a critic as well (think most of us were) hopefully he can kick on from this, great result and team effort 👏
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10-11-2019 01:16 AM #94
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I met him in Sainsbury's tonight. My wife was not looking so I slipped a bottle of finest Bordeaux into his shopping bag.
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10-11-2019 02:48 AM #96
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Hard to tell from the highlights, but I think it was the perfect hatrick. Left, right and head.
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10-11-2019 06:04 AM #97
Delighted for him. He’s nowhere as near as bad as has been made out and I’ve said all season I reckon he’ll come good. Hopefully he can kick on now.
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10-11-2019 06:18 AM #98
His movement for the second goal was excellent good centre forward play, pick if the bunch for me.
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10-11-2019 06:21 AM #99
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i said on another thread a few months back i fancied him to be out top scorer this season. he's got a fair chance now
Well done big man
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10-11-2019 08:34 AM #100
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His movement has always been an asset.
Know it’s a minority view but I (and maybe one other person on the train back from Pitoddrie) thought he had a good gave. S Aberdeen and created all the chances with his movement - sidefoots one to Scotty Allen and that would have been it - game over.
But he has desperately needed support up front and Flo provided this is spades. Great to see.
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10-11-2019 09:12 AM #102
Slated him more than most on here but credit where it’s due and fingers crossed it’s the turning point and he proper kicks on and proves wrong all who was giving him it tight ie 90% of us and kicks on
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10-11-2019 09:20 AM #103
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I was one of his defenders on here as we could see he was getting into the right positions to set up chances for himself without putting the ball in the net. Delighted to see big Doidge get on the scoresheet and hopefully will kick on from here. Some fans are far too quick to criticise. A good forward will always miss sitters now and then but it proves they're working hard and showing for the ball by engineering the opportunities in the first place.
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10-11-2019 09:44 AM #104
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I thought when he first came in that there was something there, he’s a different type to what we’ve had.
Then, over the last few weeks I’d started to change my mind. Where he was yesterday is where he needs to be. In the box, getting on the end of things. Between his Aberdeen horror show and yesterday I don’t think he’d even had a proper effort on goal. I never want to see us set up with him up front on his own again, unless we really have to.
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10-11-2019 09:46 AM #105
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Compared to last week , Seems to be a lot of Long time Doidge fans on this thread ..
What’s changed ?
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10-11-2019 09:59 AM #106
There's always been a likeable guy in there even if he wasnt playing well
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Lots of posters said he was performing ok in a bad team and would come good, based on his pedigree with a high quality club. Forest Green are a well run club who know how to develop players.
Lots of posters said he was performing crap, and hoped he'd improve. That was ok comment.
Lots of other posters said he was performing crap, and THEY KNEW 100% that he would never amount to anything. In my book, that's stupid talk and will make you look daft eventually.
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10-11-2019 10:04 AM #108
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10-11-2019 10:11 AM #109
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I'm going to Shanghai tonight to thank him personally. where is this particular restaurant
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10-11-2019 11:29 AM #111
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10-11-2019 11:39 AM #112
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Seems to me he did start with a clean slate, and as a result he was nowhere near the team this week.
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10-11-2019 02:20 PM #113
now all we need to do is hold on to Kamberi, I am pleased for Doidge, hopefully we can kick on from this, pity we gave PH the semi, anyhoos hes gone onwards and upwards
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13-05-2021 11:59 AM #115
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I thought he was excellent last night against the Dons. What a player we've got here!
Made me wonder, how would he compare with other 'target' men type players. For example, Mixu, Brewster, Gary O'Connor, Chris Killen, James Collins etc. I realise when typing this that there's a long list of journeymen that I've removed from my memory banks.
So a question, since Mixu which 'target' men type players would you place ahead of Doidge?
NOTE: I've obviously ignored Deeks, Leigh, Stokes, Fletcher etc as I think they were not 'target' men, but some may think otherwise.
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13-05-2021 12:17 PM #116
Doidge works hard in all areas of the pitch He's a big upgrade on an ageing Grant Holt. Holt always gave eveything and I wish we had him many years ago. I can't think of many others in the same mould who had a habit of scoring in decent numbers each season.
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13-05-2021 12:39 PM #117
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Big man's been on fire. He's going to win us the Cup.
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13-05-2021 12:43 PM #118
What a player he’s turned out to be for us. If ever there was an example of how fickle football fans are here it is and I’ll hold my hands up and take my medicine. The big man does his job ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
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13-05-2021 12:47 PM #119
I was extremely critical of Doidge earlier in the year, largely based on my ignorance of his statistics with us and that was before he went on his latest scoring spree.
If ever there was proof positive of the effects of confidence then his scoring spree's last season and now this are it.
Good on you Christian, the rewards of hard work will eventually come to you if you persevere and this armchair critic has hopefully learned a lesson in patience.
Last 2 finishes have been things of beauty also, so he is still improving.
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13-05-2021 12:49 PM #120
I’ll admit to being a hypocrite. With Scott Allan I focus on all the positive elements of his play and ignore the negatives. I’ve been guilty of doing the latter with Doidge. Not any longer.
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