Topic: Craig Clay |
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1. Author: coventrypar Date: Sun 6th Apr 2025. 22:37 I think he got a bit missed by previous managers or stepped up for Lenny. Earlier in the season I thought he put in a good shift … then wasn’t played. Last couple of outings … I think ( if he wants it) we should give him another season offer of a contract if he sees it through to season end as he has been playing I still think we will stay up … especially if it is via the play offs. I suspect it will be that way as we do nothing normal. We are The Pars. "If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all" Reply |
2. Author: Milos Drizzle Date: Sun 6th Apr 2025. 22:55 I said yesterday at the game that Clay could be an important player for us, and I stand by that now. Doesn’t do anything too fancy, but is a composed, solid, intelligent player IMHO. This is my signature Reply |
3. Author: Tenruh Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 06:12 coventrypar, Sun 6 Apr 22:37 Who do you think will be automatically relegated? Reply |
4. Author: coventrypar Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 09:08 Tenruh…. Airdrie "If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all" Reply |
5. Author: RossDAFC88 Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 09:18 Reflecting on Craig Clay, I believe he embodies resilience. During his absence from the team, he was seen on the pitch prior to matches, assisting with the warm-up and playing with the reserve team, all while maintaining a commendable attitude despite not being included in the matchday squad. In the games in which he has played, I think he has performed well. His play may not be extravagant, yet he diligently seeks to control the ball and showcases the gritty aspects of the game. For me, I really hope he plays a significant role in our efforts to secure our safety in the league. Reply |
6. Author: parathletic Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 09:28 I think he has been the captain in the reserve games recently too so must be showing a good attitude. Reply |
7. Author: Higgys Mohawk Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 11:50 He has played well in the last couple of games. Can see him communicating with the manager and players on the pitch as well. Think he’ll start all the remaining games if he is fit. Was breaking up play well yesterday. Reply |
8. Author: Buster_Brown Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 12:52 Mentioned it in my after match post, but he is a player that is slowly winning me over, in his last 2 games. If he can keep those levels up then I wouldn’t be against him staying. Reply |
9. Author: wee eck Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 13:23 Clay`s rehabilitation is what worries me about writing off the whole squad as `not good enough for the Championship`. Players have different strengths and weaknesses and different managers will see ways of integrating them into a functioning team. Reply |
10. Author: GG Riva Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 14:46 wee eck, Mon 7 Apr 13:23 Said that on another thread, wee eck. Some players haven`t been good enough over the whole season. Others have but haven`t been able to carry the whole team. ![]() Not your average Sunday League player. Reply |
11. Author: Bamba-Daft Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 15:25 He offers far more than Oakley-boothe for me, the effort levels alone are night and day. He gets stuck in and he actually looks like he cares. That’s the kind of player who should be starting in a relegation battle. Not young boys on loan from English academies who couldn’t give two tosses what happens to Dunfermline because chances are they’ll never set foot in the town again after this season. Reply |
12. Author: Rusty Shackleford Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 15:26 Yeah the difference between O-B and Clay has been night and day. To the extent that if he comes back in the team ahead of him I think I might phone the police. Reply |
13. Author: Berkey Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 17:13 Clay has reacted well considering wanyama got on ahead of him at Ayr! Doubt we’ll see Oakley boothe again, he played like he was in witness protection. The post below replying to me is by one of .nets finest champions of mediocrity! Reply |
14. Author: wee eck Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 17:28 Presumably Clay has defied the collective plan to `down tools`. Reply |
15. Author: da_no_1 Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 17:34 wee eck, Mon 7 Apr 17:28 Or "phoned it in"? "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
16. Author: Berkey Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 17:50 Oh here’s the gruesome twosome! Those on the park had downed tools to get rid of tidser, clay wasn’t on the park at any point in that time. It’s too clays credit that he’s come in and done okay in 2 games, espechailly as he knows he’ll be away soon. The post below replying to me is by one of .nets finest champions of mediocrity! Reply |
17. Author: wee eck Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 18:57 He puts paid to your theory that loanees and players whose contracts expire at the end of the season have no reason to try and keep us in the Championship. You just make it up as you go along Reply |
18. Author: da_no_1 Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 19:43 There`s an old saying.....if you throw enough sh1t at a wall....... The man who famously said "football isn`t all about goals" Legend in his own lunchtime. His wee groovy gang will be along shortly bashing the keys to defend him. "Some days will stay a 1000 years, some pass like the flash of a spark" Reply |
19. Author: coventrypar Date: Mon 7th Apr 2025. 21:32 Good interview on COWS from him .. seems a thoroughly decent professional. "If you have no kind words to say you should say nothing more at all" Reply |
20. Author: parsmad68 Date: Tue 8th Apr 2025. 10:20 Rusty Shackleford, Mon 7 Apr 15:26 Like Isa and her Blue face. Reply |