| Mackie 12:10 - Dec 31 with 6676 views | DraytonR |
Start Mackie and give him that captains armband.....that is all. |  | | |  |
| Mackie on 12:20 - Dec 31 with 5186 views | Rs_Holy |
Sounds like a plan ðŸ‘🻠|  | | |
| Mackie on 12:38 - Dec 31 with 5148 views | Clive_Anderson |
I love Mackie, but it seems like he's crocked now. For someone who most of their game meant running themself into the ground it's not a good sign. |  | | |
| Mackie on 12:38 - Dec 31 with 5143 views | Pommyhoop |
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| Mackie on 12:40 - Dec 31 with 5135 views | kensalriser |
Not bright enough for captain. |  |
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| Mackie on 12:42 - Dec 31 with 5124 views | ClintEastwood |
He'll probably get injured putting the armband on. | | | |
| Mackie on 12:59 - Dec 31 with 5078 views | bosh67 |
Probably the only player in the side who will shout at the others. Possibly Smithies could do it, but who else? |  |
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| Mackie on 13:19 - Dec 31 with 5020 views | Discodroids |
christ, its like having to sit down with your Mrs and having to chose between 'love actually' and 'About a boy' to watch for the next 90 mins.
slim pickings. |  |
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| Mackie on 13:36 - Dec 31 with 4978 views | Pommyhoop |
| Mackie on 13:19 - Dec 31 by Discodroids |
christ, its like having to sit down with your Mrs and having to chose between 'love actually' and 'About a boy' to watch for the next 90 mins.
slim pickings. |
Tis maybe a good thing my friend that perople have realised that we are at Jaimie Mackies level now but I still would not pick him let alone make him Cap. | |
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| Mackie on 13:39 - Dec 31 with 4964 views | RangersDave |
Oh good lord no!!
shouldn't be within HQ walls let alone taking a wage! |  |
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| Mackie on 17:01 - Dec 31 with 4839 views | DejR_vu |
Exactly what you need when you're up against it | |
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| Mackie on 17:04 - Dec 31 with 4808 views | Rs_Holy |
Sounds like the winner owed a lot to Jamie Mackie | | | |
| Mackie on 17:05 - Dec 31 with 4805 views | connell10 |
Sounds like man of the match today and he bleeds blue and white, so for me a yes! |  |
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| Mackie on 17:09 - Dec 31 with 4768 views | DylanP |
Man of the Match today. Stopped a certain goal in the first half. Supplied the winner in the second half. Never stopped going. Just what the doctor ordered. If you could get Sandro to play with half the commitment that Mackie shows he might look like a decent player.
Walking in a Mackie Wonderland! |  |
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| Mackie on 17:19 - Dec 31 with 4685 views | HollowayRanger |
WHO WAS captain today |  |
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| Mackie on 18:19 - Dec 31 with 4520 views | BklynRanger |
| Mackie on 13:19 - Dec 31 by Discodroids |
christ, its like having to sit down with your Mrs and having to chose between 'love actually' and 'About a boy' to watch for the next 90 mins.
slim pickings. |
If I was properly hammered I'd choose Love Actually, and possibly actually enjoy it a bit in that condition as long as I'm allowed to talk during it.
I think Mackie could be club captain. |  | | |
| Mackie on 18:59 - Dec 31 with 4335 views | eghamranger |
Lynch |  | | |
| Mackie on 23:01 - Jan 3 with 3910 views | DylanP |
After those two performances, Mackie is looking like a good shout for captain. he is all over the field and he shows the young 'uns how it is done. I wouldn't be surprised if he gets named captain and would be made up if it happened. | |
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| Mackie on 23:11 - Jan 3 with 3882 views | enfieldargh |
Our new revolution is based on passion and a love for the club.
Mackie led the applause to us at the end of the game was was forever geeing up the crowd and players around him.
At present he is the only candidate and should be second name on the team sheet behind Smithies for now.
He isnt blessed with skill but makes up for it with desire and passion and is a bit more football savvy after his lay off.
The Ipswich defenders could not afford to relax with Jamie snapping at their heels like a grumpy Jack Russel, unlike previous opposition defenders prior to Mackies comeback |  |
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| Mackie on 02:02 - Jan 4 with 3810 views | PunteR |
Wasn't he captain for Reading for a few games? Seem to remember watching a cup game and he lead the team talk when it went to Injury time..
I think he could be a decent captain for us.
Hall looks like captain material as well. |  |
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| Mackie on 04:03 - Jan 4 with 3782 views | FredManRave |
| Mackie on 23:11 - Jan 3 by enfieldargh |
Our new revolution is based on passion and a love for the club.
Mackie led the applause to us at the end of the game was was forever geeing up the crowd and players around him.
At present he is the only candidate and should be second name on the team sheet behind Smithies for now.
He isnt blessed with skill but makes up for it with desire and passion and is a bit more football savvy after his lay off.
The Ipswich defenders could not afford to relax with Jamie snapping at their heels like a grumpy Jack Russel, unlike previous opposition defenders prior to Mackies comeback |
Although some fans seem fit to still belittle people who have previously had a go at Onuoha for his alleged incapablities as a captain because int heri justification " he doesn't shout enough" it's been interesting to read a lot or peoples comments on what Mackie offers and thereofre would offer as a captain. I think hardly any have sugested being Captain is all about shouting which is the stick that many use to beat the non Onuoha as Captain beleivers with it's alot more rounded than that. Presence and commitment and willing to drive evreybody else on around them.
Great to read how Mackie is playing as if he was Captain which, let's face it, is the only way he knows how to play. Just what we need atm, with or without the armband. |  |
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| Mackie on 08:20 - Jan 4 with 3681 views | swisscottage |
| Mackie on 04:03 - Jan 4 by FredManRave |
Although some fans seem fit to still belittle people who have previously had a go at Onuoha for his alleged incapablities as a captain because int heri justification " he doesn't shout enough" it's been interesting to read a lot or peoples comments on what Mackie offers and thereofre would offer as a captain. I think hardly any have sugested being Captain is all about shouting which is the stick that many use to beat the non Onuoha as Captain beleivers with it's alot more rounded than that. Presence and commitment and willing to drive evreybody else on around them.
Great to read how Mackie is playing as if he was Captain which, let's face it, is the only way he knows how to play. Just what we need atm, with or without the armband. |
To be fair to Jamie, whilst not the brightest, he knows his football, and he understands the tactics and positional requirements of playing fullback, winger, and anywhere on the forward line.
Watching him closely on Monday and he was the one, pulling people into position shouting instructiuons, and he leads by example. He's an excellent example for the younger players in terms of work ethic, and making the most of what ability you do have.
He's also one of the few players in that side who is confident in himself and and his ability and has less to worry about in terms of thier own game than someone like Onouha, who's game is struggling at the moment, and Lynch who's trying to get himself a consistent starting berth. He's a more mature and experienced player by four years than when he was last with us
So in the short term I wouldn't be too upset at him being made captain... Although I very much doubt Ollie will take it away from Onouha.
At the end of the day you want a team full of leaders anyway, and not just the one.
Once Lynch is settled tho, he would be my choice as captain and maybe Hall in a couple of years if we can hold on to him. There's no surprise that the back four looks more settled with Lynch in it, and Perch and Bidwell seem to be caught out of position less than when its Onouha and Hall at the back as a partnership.
Lynch and Onouha look lie they'll be the central defensive partnership going forward, as
I get the feeling Ollie want to move Hall into midfield to add a little height and strength to cover the back four leaving the other two midfielders more freedom up the pitch, which to me is ideal for playing Luongo and Cousins as Borysiuk looks a bit worrisome to me in terms of his decision making. | | | |
| Mackie on 08:28 - Jan 4 with 3658 views | Boston |
Does the club have the position of team Chaplain? | |
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| Mackie on 09:03 - Jan 4 with 3600 views | rsonist |
Local scrote dealing in the toilets taken in for questioning. |  | | |
| Mackie on 09:45 - Jan 4 with 3553 views | CamberleyR |
| Mackie on 08:20 - Jan 4 by swisscottage |
To be fair to Jamie, whilst not the brightest, he knows his football, and he understands the tactics and positional requirements of playing fullback, winger, and anywhere on the forward line.
Watching him closely on Monday and he was the one, pulling people into position shouting instructiuons, and he leads by example. He's an excellent example for the younger players in terms of work ethic, and making the most of what ability you do have.
He's also one of the few players in that side who is confident in himself and and his ability and has less to worry about in terms of thier own game than someone like Onouha, who's game is struggling at the moment, and Lynch who's trying to get himself a consistent starting berth. He's a more mature and experienced player by four years than when he was last with us
So in the short term I wouldn't be too upset at him being made captain... Although I very much doubt Ollie will take it away from Onouha.
At the end of the day you want a team full of leaders anyway, and not just the one.
Once Lynch is settled tho, he would be my choice as captain and maybe Hall in a couple of years if we can hold on to him. There's no surprise that the back four looks more settled with Lynch in it, and Perch and Bidwell seem to be caught out of position less than when its Onouha and Hall at the back as a partnership.
Lynch and Onouha look lie they'll be the central defensive partnership going forward, as
I get the feeling Ollie want to move Hall into midfield to add a little height and strength to cover the back four leaving the other two midfielders more freedom up the pitch, which to me is ideal for playing Luongo and Cousins as Borysiuk looks a bit worrisome to me in terms of his decision making. |
I've a feeling in years to come he might make a decent manager. From reading Neil Warnock's Made In Sheffield autobiography, Warnock as a player sounded very similar to Mackie (although obviously JM has played at a higher level), 100% effort, confident in himself and making the most of what limited ability he had as a journeyman lower league winger.
I can imagine in the dressing rooms of Scunthorpe, Hartlepool,Aldershot and Barnsley in the 1970s, NW being a very similar character to Mackie, geeing everyone up and giving instructions on the pitch. |  |
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