A good comparison that. Our squad boasted numerous "big name" ex-Championship players, many of whom had gotten promotion to the Premier League in the past (Gary Holt, Dobie, Eden, etc).It's still going to be something special, when they realise a bunch of old-timers who've kicked around the top divisions for a long time won't deliver the results they expect. As we discovered with our 2005-6 squad.
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I might start penning the script this weekend, wonder how many LTLF references I can shoehorn in? Fucjing g wot karate is definitely making an appearance.
We signed Tyson, Grant Holt, Clingan and Bennett part way though that season. Those signings alongside binning Megson contributed towards our turn around in form.Actually, all the had-beens were still capable of putting a run together under Barlow/McParland.
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Tyson came earliest, as he came on loan in November. The others came in January.We signed Tyson, Grant Holt, Clingan and Bennett part way though that season. Those signings alongside binning Megson contributed towards our turn around in form.
This is where the embargo really hurts Derby; until they are able to pay transfer fees again, they won't be able to make signings like the above.
True, although I think without those additions we would probably have ended up midtable rather than make a late run for the top 6 that year (though its safe to say that we wouldn't have continued to have been as much of a shambles as we were under Megson).Tyson came earliest, as he came on loan in November. The others came in January.
Yet they were still playing alongside Gary Holt, Brekin, Southall, Lester, Thompson, Curtis, etc. That run under Frank and McParland was as much them as it was the younger ones.
When you look back, that League One team we had that went up was really strong.True, although I think without those additions we would probably have ended up midtable rather than make a late run for the top 6 that year (though its safe to say that we wouldn't have continued to have been as much of a shambles as we were under Megson).
Fair few of those went on to be part of Billy Davies Championship play off sides as well.When you look back, that League One team we had that went up was really strong.
Tyson, Grant Holt, Agogo, McGugan, Commons, Cohen, Morgan, Wilson, Bennett. Pretty much all of them had good spells at a higher level.
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2 upThe mighty Alfreton Town have just gone 1 up against them
The Plough will be rocking later onHa ha mighty Ofton!
Ex of that parish. Come on you Reds!
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