tony boot

[Guest]

i would'nt bring tony boot back.he does'nt do anything for the team and just plays for himself.he thinks he's brilliant but he's just a little s**t and he's not good for team morale either.

[Mark44]

Hmmmm Slough win with him and hodge scores [censored] loads and without him they draw and lose and sometimes win and hodge is off form.

 

Look at the facts

[Dominic]

You just described Craig O'Connor!

[Martin]

Anon, if you are going to slag someone off put a name to it.

 

Tony had his faults like we all do but no one can deny he was a fantastic goalscorer at our level and would be an asset to the team.

[Don Juan DeMarcus]

Tony's main faults were his plucked eyebrows! He is/was class

[Nathan]

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i would'nt bring tony boot back.he does'nt do anything for the team and just plays for himself.he thinks he's brilliant but he's just a little s**t and he's not good for team morale either.

Of course he dons't do anything for the team, he dosn't play for us anymore <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

[Woody SUFC]

When i mentioned Tony Boot at the club last night all the supporters said he's a [****!!****] and a d!ckhead.

 

So perhaps there is some truth to what anon says.

[GarySTFC]

Well if that's what Windsor think of him, fine. You're entitled to your opinion. We think that of COC and JJ.

 

Boot potentially would do well in a spell back at Slough, and I think most would welcome him back.

[Don Juan DeMarcus]

I certainly would!

[PJ-STFC]

From the DAFC website:

 

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DOVER boss Steve Browne was unable to sign a striker ahead of tomorrow's vital match at Northwood.

 

The Whites boss, short of options up front, has been working hard all week to snap up a prolific forward but to no avail.

 

He said: "I've been to games this week scouting strikers and spoke to Tony Boot at Dagenham. He didn't fancy coming down to play for us and it's proving difficult to get the right player down.

 

"Hopefully he'll regret not coming to us. Players look at our league position and just don't fancy walking into a relegation dogfight. But we need players who are up for it and I'm going to work hard to get the right man to the club.

 

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Shame for the Dover fans, I'm sure Tony would have been a real tonic to them.

The delights of SB's style are really starting to hit home now (take a look at the DAFC forum and you'll see the growing anti-SB feeling (quelle surprise!)

 

PJ <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/chat.gif" alt="" />

[BFR]

Even despite my feelings towards SB, I really didn't think he would do this badly at Dover. He was always tactically naive but I would have thought they'd have got a few more results under him by now.