Carl Cort

[Largey 0]

A lot of our players are being branded as ''handy for League 1''.

Shame they were handy enough for the Championship.

[Pudd 1]

depends on how the management set us up for next year. we''re possibly going to need battlers that will really get stuck in. Lee seems to fit the bill there - not sure about Cort - if anything, he''s more of a championship player....also depends on us getting some creative players in the midfield/on the wings that can actually get the ball into dangerous positions for our strikers to take advantage of.in roeder''s first season, we missed a lot of chances - jamie c was blamed for our poor position. I think dion and hucks covered a lot of the cracks in our teamthis season we haven''t created those chances - we haven''t been missing chances this year... the opportunities have been there.

[lucky green trainers 0]

i think leicester did the right thing with cort last year when they went down - they got rid,,,and he ended up in the spanish lesser leagues - oh - and with naarwich...corty is full of injuries and woes - and like any player he needs a run of games to get match fit - and while that is happening - he''ll be below standard...i would suggest people if we want to get up - good,,,fit,,,proven players will be required - capable of doing their jobs - and capable of an extended run of play in a settled team...with all the comings and goings in the past few years - we haven''t had a settled side - and with so many loanees in and out - it seems this may have had a detrimental effect upon the consistency and morale of the side...players are only human - and people like to be settled....constant upheaval - chopping and changing - doesn''t help to bed a side in - and get them paying well to an acceptable standard...so lets get real on this once and for all,,,cort and his ilk are not the answer for naarwich city- if realistically we want to get promotion - we''ve got used to accepting second best at NCFC under this cr@p board and their ''cleverer'' strategies and failing wheezes...and sucked into their cruddy way of thinking - walker had the right idea - but he was sacked for it - and hamilton thought his ''foreign free transfers'' idea would work...the board have been experimenting on **** like this for years - and this summer roedy''s prem/champs ''inbetweenies'' was the latest fashion - only to bomb - cos he could only afford the washed up, raw or injury suspect versions...ouch///

[Syteanric 1]

[quote user="Jimmy Smith"]

[quote user="rjwc22"]Me neither but Cort has had a good few years at the big clubs earning the big bucks.  At Newcastle he would have been on at least £20k I reckon.[/quote]

 

Kieron Dyer''s on the top 20 richest footballers list too, so, it''s understandable. Cort won''t get many other opportunities at a high level.

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agree with this, i think Cort knows that his days of playing at the top are probably over now... possibly even playing in the championship too.. League 1 and 2 is where he will spend his career flitting between a few clubs.

Offer him a pay as you play deal, we have nothing to lose, if he keeps fit and bangs a few in offer him a years deal.. low risk, low cost.

we could do worse

jas :)

[valiant 5]

its a tough one played well before his recent injury but i''d say no, because quite simply he doesn''t score enough