[LondonBlue]

People talk about Quigley and his turnaround since joining the club, but I just wanted to highlight Liam Mandeville.

When Mandy joined the club I was a critic of his, tired after 60 minutes every game, poor output in terms of goals and assists.

He is now one of our most consistent performers. Whether in CAM, RW or RB he is effective and probably covers more ground than anyone else on the pitch. His output in terms of goals and assists is incredible.

Could he be our new Drew Talbot?

[Zigsuk]

Hopefully he seems to be getting back to his best. A fine performance against BW after the disappontment of Halifax. He's wasted at full back.

[Mac's Back]

LondonBlue, on 25 March 2024 - 11:09 AM, said:

People talk about Quigley and his turnaround since joining the club, but I just wanted to highlight Liam Mandeville.

When Mandy joined the club I was a critic of his, tired after 60 minutes every game, poor output in terms of goals and assists.

He is now one of our most consistent performers. Whether in CAM, RW or RB he is effective and probably covers more ground than anyone else on the pitch. His output in terms of goals and assists is incredible.

Could he be our new Drew Talbot?

Playing prowess aside, I'm just hoping he's found his way back home after the promotion party.

[JonB]

Mac, on 25 March 2024 - 01:58 PM, said:

Playing prowess aside, I'm just hoping he's found his way back home after the promotion party.

Photo of him on twitter at the club this morning looking rough and it appears in the same outfit he's had on all weekend but he's made it there!

[LondonBlue]

JonB, on 25 March 2024 - 02:02 PM, said:

Photo of him on twitter at the club this morning looking rough and it appears in the same outfit he's had on all weekend but he's made it there!

Looks like he’s gone straight from 48 hour bender to shower at the club changing rooms. What a man.

[danblue]

At least he's had a shave to make himself more presentable

[Carlisle_Spireite]

Oof. When a picture speaks a thousand words.

[Painted Wagon]

Brilliant. He’s just missing the sign around his neck. ‘If found, please return to SMH stadium, Sheffield Road’

[Osborne again]

He looks like he's done the Brampton Mile on Gold Labels and whiskey chasers😂.

[lindave]

LondonBlue, on 25 March 2024 - 11:09 AM, said:

People talk about Quigley and his turnaround since joining the club, but I just wanted to highlight Liam Mandeville.

When Mandy joined the club I was a critic of his, tired after 60 minutes every game, poor output in terms of goals and assists.

He is now one of our most consistent performers. Whether in CAM, RW or RB he is effective and probably covers more ground than anyone else on the pitch. His output in terms of goals and assists is incredible.

Could he be our new Drew Talbot?

During the covid season when we had to watch the matches on tv, every time we saw the yellow boots of manders warming up on the touchline, we'd have a moan. He always seemed to run out of steam and was always sliding on his backside. Sine then he has been amazing and is one of the 1st names you look for on the teamsheet. He has been amazing under Paul Cooke he is pure class and has even added regular goals to his game, plus 19 assists, what a player.

[lindave]

LondonBlue, on 25 March 2024 - 11:09 AM, said:

People talk about Quigley and his turnaround since joining the club, but I just wanted to highlight Liam Mandeville.

When Mandy joined the club I was a critic of his, tired after 60 minutes every game, poor output in terms of goals and assists.

He is now one of our most consistent performers. Whether in CAM, RW or RB he is effective and probably covers more ground than anyone else on the pitch. His output in terms of goals and assists is incredible.

Could he be our new Drew Talbot?

During the covid season when we had to watch the matches on tv, every time we saw the yellow boots of manders warming up on the touchline, we'd have a moan. He always seemed to run out of steam and was always sliding on his backside. Sine then he has been amazing and is one of the 1st names you look for on the teamsheet. He has been amazing under Paul Cooke he is pure class and has even added regular goals to his game, plus 19 assists, what a player.

[Zigsuk]

lindave, on 25 March 2024 - 06:12 PM, said:

During the covid season when we had to watch the matches on tv, every time we saw the yellow boots of manders warming up on the touchline, we'd have a moan. He always seemed to run out of steam and was always sliding on his backside. Sine then he has been amazing and is one of the 1st names you look for on the teamsheet. He has been amazing under Paul Cooke he is pure class and has even added regular goals to his game, plus 19 assists, what a player.

It's amazing to think he was probably third in the pecking order behind Jack Clarke and Tom Whelan. Remember when Clarke first came someone posting that he was a better player than Whelan and Mandy combined. How times change.

[Osborne again]

lindave, on 25 March 2024 - 06:12 PM, said:

During the covid season when we had to watch the matches on tv, every time we saw the yellow boots of manders warming up on the touchline, we'd have a moan. He always seemed to run out of steam and was always sliding on his backside. Sine then he has been amazing and is one of the 1st names you look for on the teamsheet. He has been amazing under Paul Cooke he is pure class and has even added regular goals to his game, plus 19 assists, what a player.

He may be one of those players you get the best out of, with a guiding arm round the shoulder and Paul Cook is the man for that. Mandy couldn't make the 65th minute in any game, but now he's a regular Duracell Bunny and you can rely on him to give at least a 7 out of 10 performance every game. I think he plays his best football when King is in the side. I don't know if they're social buddies but they certainly click on the pitch. I'd be gutted if he was to leave in the summer.

[Mac's Back]

Osborne again, on 25 March 2024 - 07:46 PM, said:

He may be one of those players you get the best out of, with a guiding arm round the shoulder and Paul Cook is the man for that. Mandy couldn't make the 65th minute in any game, but now he's a regular Duracell Bunny and you can rely on him to give at least a 7 out of 10 performance every game. I think he plays his best football when King is in the side. I don't know if they're social buddies but they certainly click on the pitch. I'd be gutted if he was to leave in the summer.

Which one, King or Mandy? Mandy's thrived under PC's guidance, whilst Kingy's lost his way...

[Osborne again]

Mac, on 25 March 2024 - 07:59 PM, said:

Which one, King or Mandy? Mandy's thrived under PC's guidance, whilst Kingy's lost his way...

King seemed to lose the will to play pre Christmas, but he had a good game on Saturday. I'd still give him another year on his contract.