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Author: liamliam Date: Sep 17, 2007 12:52
Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers rested
Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the Jam
Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest your tops
players against lesser teams at home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen on MOTD
on Saturday night. Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic prizes, in
their endeavours for European victory.
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Author: PaddyPaddy Date: Sep 18, 2007 00:11
> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
> popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
> example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers rested
> Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
> Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the
> Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest your
> tops players against lesser teams at home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen on
> MOTD on Saturday night. Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic
> prizes, in their endeavours for...
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Author: scoopexscoopex Date: Sep 18, 2007 00:15
Paddy wrote:
>> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
>> popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>> example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers rested
>> Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
>> Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the
>> Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest your
>> tops players against lesser teams at home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen on
>> MOTD on Saturday night. Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic
>> prizes, in their endeavours for European victory.
>
> I have never been a fan of rotational football. How could you drop a player
> that's just scored a hat-trick? It's crazy.
>
> Paddy
>
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Author: Pope Pompous XVIIIPope Pompous XVIII Date: Sep 18, 2007 02:05
scoopex has brought this to us :
> Paddy wrote:
>>> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>>> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be
>>> a popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success.
>>> For example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and
>>> Rangers rested Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at
>>> Portsmouth and Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld
>>> Reekie against the Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial
>>> approach would be to rest your tops players against lesser teams at
>>> home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen on MOTD on Saturday night.
>>> Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic prizes, in their
>>> endeavours for European victory.
>>
>> I have never been a fan of rotational football. How could you drop a
>> player that's just scored a hat-trick? It's crazy.
>>
>> Paddy ...
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Author: Dave GDave G Date: Sep 18, 2007 02:39
"Paddy" ninespam.co.uk> wrote in message
news:hSKHi.104442$jJ5.55800@newsfet03.ams...>> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
>> popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>> example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers
rested
>> Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
>> Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the
>> Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest
your
>> tops players against lesser teams at home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen
on
>> MOTD on Saturday night. Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic
>> prizes, in their endeavours for European victory.
>
> I have never been a fan of rotational football. How could you drop a ...
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Author: Pope Pompous XVIIIPope Pompous XVIII Date: Sep 18, 2007 02:52
on 18/9/07, Dave G supposed :
> "Paddy" ninespam.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:hSKHi.104442$jJ5.55800@newsfet03.ams...>>> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>>> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
>>> popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>>> example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers
>>> rested Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at
>>> Portsmouth and Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld
>>> Reekie against the Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach
>>> would be to rest your tops players against lesser teams at home, as
>>> alluded to by Alan Hansen on MOTD on Saturday night. Otherwise teams
>>> will loose sight of domestic prizes, in their endeavours for European
>>> victory.
>>
>> I have never been a fan of rotational football. How could you drop a
>> player that's just scored a hat-trick? It's crazy. ...
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Author: lescorlescor Date: Sep 18, 2007 03:48
Dave G wrote:
> "Paddy" ninespam.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:hSKHi.104442$jJ5.55800@newsfet03.ams...
> >>>Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>>>another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
>>>popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>>>example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers
>>
> rested
>
>>>Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
>>>Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the
>>>Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest
>>
> your
> ...
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Author: Dave GDave G Date: Sep 18, 2007 04:45
"Pope Pompous XVIII" wrote in message
news:mn.928c7d7914e66234.63262@mymessageidamoi.toto...> on 18/9/07, Dave G supposed :
>> "Paddy" ninespam.co.uk> wrote in message
>> news:hSKHi.104442$jJ5.55800@newsfet03.ams...>>>> Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>>>> another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be
a
>>>> popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>>>> example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers
>>>> rested Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at
>>>> Portsmouth and Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld
>>>> Reekie against the Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial
approach
>>>> would be to rest your tops players against lesser teams at home, as
>>>> alluded to by Alan Hansen on MOTD on Saturday night. Otherwise teams
>>>> will loose sight of domestic prizes, in their endeavours for European ...
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Author: ScoobyScooby Date: Sep 18, 2007 06:47
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 20:52:29 +0100, "liam" mail.co.uk> wrote:
>Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be a
>popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers rested
>Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
>Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against the Jam
>Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest your tops
>players against lesser teams at home, as alluded to by Alan Hansen on MOTD
>on Saturday night. Otherwise teams will loose sight of domestic prizes, in
>their endeavours for European victory.
>
5 star victory over Inverness??????
MATRON
Scooby
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Author: Pope Pompous XVIIIPope Pompous XVIII Date: Sep 18, 2007 06:56
lescor formulated on Tuesday :
> Dave G wrote:
>> "Paddy" ninespam.co.uk> wrote in message
>> news:hSKHi.104442$jJ5.55800@newsfet03.ams...
>> >>>>Must say, I'm glad Celtic didn't rotate at the weekend and we achieved
>>>>another five star victory in the SPL. Rotational football seems to be
>>>> a
>>>>popular approach to team selection but doesn't guarantee success. For
>>>>example, at the weekend Liverpool rested Steven Gerrard and Rangers
>>>
>> rested
>>
>>>>Barry Ferguson. Liverpool also found it tough going at Portsmouth and
>>>>Rangers "had a bad day at the office" through in Auld Reekie against
>>>> the
>>>>Jam Tarts. Maybe a more sensible managerial approach would be to rest ...
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