Post by admin on Apr 2, 2008 16:15:13 GMT
Workington's new owner Keith Denham has voiced his concerns over the performance of certain members of the Workington team:
www.timesandstar.co.uk/2.884/2.2012/2.935/2.1702/our_view/2.1704/2.1693/comets/1.78550
The strange thing is, certain parts of the Workington fan base seem to be in disagreement with Denham's view - so, he's actually shattering the "rosy picture" they've painted.
But, of course, he's right.
With all due deference to paulco and his fellow Tigers, far harder tasks await the Comets than a visit to Ashfield. And it hard to see Workington's top order maintaining their current scoring for the whole season, so even if the tail picks up a bit, that's likely to be undone by less scoring from the heat leaders.
Denham is absolutely right to point out that against teams such as King's Lynn, where Topinka and particularly Doolan (my tip to top the PL averages this season) will be more than a match for Nermark, Stonehewer and Nieminen.
www.timesandstar.co.uk/2.884/2.2012/2.935/2.1702/our_view/2.1704/2.1693/comets/1.78550
The strange thing is, certain parts of the Workington fan base seem to be in disagreement with Denham's view - so, he's actually shattering the "rosy picture" they've painted.
But, of course, he's right.
With all due deference to paulco and his fellow Tigers, far harder tasks await the Comets than a visit to Ashfield. And it hard to see Workington's top order maintaining their current scoring for the whole season, so even if the tail picks up a bit, that's likely to be undone by less scoring from the heat leaders.
Denham is absolutely right to point out that against teams such as King's Lynn, where Topinka and particularly Doolan (my tip to top the PL averages this season) will be more than a match for Nermark, Stonehewer and Nieminen.
