Torquay have played three matches since Touray joined them on a one month loan. He's not been amongst the match day squad in any

reebok0165 wrote:Torquay have played three matches since Touray joined them on a one month loan. He's not been amongst the match day squad in any

Gary Johnson was quoted as saying they had taken Touray on a months loan to take a look at him, from this statement you could have inferred he wouldn't be going straight into the matchday squad, I did.

It's an odd way of having a look at him though. Not to include him in a match squad so that he can be seen in a match situation. I presume that Torquay are full time. I'm not sure.

Nurse and Maloney have been in our matchday squad but they haven't been used.Bristol and Charlton want them to play for sure but are they thinking of recalling them yet,I doubt it.If Touray doesn't make the squad this month then he will be back.That was probably why it was only one month and not six.

I expect several players who have not being involved so far to play for County on Tuesday in the League Cup. That is what usually happens.

Harry McKirdy scored again for Carlisle, away to Barnsley

Joe Parker and Marlon Jackson scored for Gloucester, 2-2 at half time versus Kidderminster, after being 2-0 down.

No Mo Touray again for Torquay

Mark Harris scored for Wrexham
Scott Boden scored for Chesterfield

I liked McKirdy, not surprised to see him doing well. He should have been used more last season, I think he’s better than Azeez but the latter always seemed to get subbed on instead

I took against him when I watched the BBC documentary. David Hando was giving three new signings a quick class on the history of the club down by the transporter bridge - him, Azeez and Kennedy. The other two seemed fully engaged, but McKirdy looked bored stiff and made no attempt to hide it.

Only a snapshot, but he should have shown a bit more respect.

halfmoon wrote:I liked McKirdy, not surprised to see him doing well. He should have been used more last season, I think he’s better than Azeez but the latter always seemed to get subbed on instead

Likewise.
Fella was totally frustrated not getting game time

George Street-Bridge wrote:I took against him when I watched the BBC documentary. David Hando was giving three new signings a quick class on the history of the club down by the transporter bridge - him, Azeez and Kennedy. The other two seemed fully engaged, but McKirdy looked bored stiff and made no attempt to hide it.

Only a snapshot, but he should have shown a bit more respect.

Lets be fair bit of a daft thing to do.
How many footballers joining the County want to know the History of the Transporter Bridge.
They all looked bored and who could blame them.

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:

George Street-Bridge wrote:I took against him when I watched the BBC documentary. David Hando was giving three new signings a quick class on the history of the club down by the transporter bridge - him, Azeez and Kennedy. The other two seemed fully engaged, but McKirdy looked bored stiff and made no attempt to hide it.

Only a snapshot, but he should have shown a bit more respect.

Lets be fair bit of a daft thing to do.
How many footballers joining the County want to know the History of the Transporter Bridge.
They all looked bored and who could blame them.

Where does it say they gave them a history of the transporter bridge?

Taking himself back to the changing rooms in a late season home match when the third substitution was made was a bit churlish. I thought we wouldn't see him in the squad again, but then, (next game?) he came on as substitute against Cambridge and scored.

excessbee wrote:Taking himself back to the changing rooms in a late season home match when the third substitution was made was a bit churlish. I thought we wouldn't see him in the squad again, but then, (next game?) he came on as substitute against Cambridge and scored.

Fair comment but the fella joined us to play football not watch it.

Ugo. wrote:

Frank Nouble 3 wrote:

George Street-Bridge wrote:I took against him when I watched the BBC documentary. David Hando was giving three new signings a quick class on the history of the club down by the transporter bridge - him, Azeez and Kennedy. The other two seemed fully engaged, but McKirdy looked bored stiff and made no attempt to hide it.

Only a snapshot, but he should have shown a bit more respect.

Lets be fair bit of a daft thing to do.
How many footballers joining the County want to know the History of the Transporter Bridge.
They all looked bored and who could blame them.

Where does it say they gave them a history of the transporter bridge?

Why take them their then.
He even asked them if they fancied walking over the top.
Meant well.

Totally unrelated especially to a player just on loan.