Re: chris williams
Posted by: blaen (IP Logged)
Date: 24 August, 2007 16:28
To whoever it is who persists in posting ad hominem attacks on me and wilfully mis-interpreting or simply misreading my messages - I have been watching Connah's Quay some seven years since I moved back to Deeside, I initiated a website for them then and have maintained one at my own expense and considerable time and effort since then. I have been going to matches as well as I can afford to in this time, if my not being ever present home and away in that time is a problem, it's yours and not mine. It is not what I would call being 'a flash in the pan' or 'just showing up on the scene' but if you want to, that's OK with me - it says more about you than it does about me.
I wouldn't criticize Nev powell or anyone else putting as much of their owmn time and effort into the club as he and others have whilst they were at the club. To do so once they have moved on, and not so much in retrospective critisism as in the actions attributed to them - namely the manner in which he was quoted last Tuesday - is a different matter. He may be sainted in some parts of Deeside but he is not The Pope and he is not above criticism, like anyone else, myself included as you have amply shown.
That some of the side last season persisted in passing to some players when others were better positioned drew some of those I go to the games with to wonder whether some of the players preferred to 'pass to their mates' - this isn't a Nomads phenomenon, it's a lazy option seen on parks all over the world, as I can testify first hand as I have watched football all over the world when I suppose someone with a parochial outlook such as yours would say I should have been at the Halfway.
This is my final comment on this subject on this website, although I have addressed the subject in general in greater depth elsewhere.
Tomorrow looks like being a good game. The players are raring to go and I think all fans, whether it will be their first game watching Nomads or their 10,000th, may be in for a treat.