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Nicky Travis
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Wombat
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I guess Spencer and Macca could tackle but could't do anything else.
How many games did he play for SU? If its more than a few then he should be a cut above most of our existing squad.
Sounds like he might be a blessing as we know LM doesn't mind playing Middies at fullback.
bulldogmariner
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Name: Nicky Travis
Nationality: English
Date of Birth: 12/03/1987
Height: 6' 0" (183cm)
Weight: 12st 1lbs (76.73kg)
Previous
Clubs: Chesterfield (loan)
Position: Midfielder
Strong, quick and athletic, local lad Nick has progressed through the Academy, and has been used in a variety of roles during his time with the Club.
He is equally competent in midfield or in defence and has chipped in with goals at crucial times, including in the victories over Manchester United and Newcastle United in the Premier Reserve League in the 2006-2007 campaign.
He has been plagued by injuries in recent times, including the 2007/08 season when a loan move to Chesterfield was cut short before he could make his Football League debut
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marinermick
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pommypete said:
Sounds like another waste of money sat on the sidelines.
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doig is in the same boat as well
some of these players can turn out to be gems as the a-league is less strenuous to the english leagues
both craig moore and danny tiatto were chalkies until they came to the a-league
northernspirit
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marinermick said:
doig is in the same boat as well
some of these players can turn out to be gems as the a-league is less strenuous to the english leagues
both craig moore and danny tiatto were chalkies until they came to the a-league
[/quote]that seems true of players whos bodies cant stand up to the rigours of 40+ games per season which Moore and Tiatto are of that category, but from what i understand these guys havent strung many games together? We play fewer games yes but the style of football is still very physical here
mariners4ever
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Atomic said:
how ??? travis is a bloody midfielder
bulldogmariner
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I think he will be a very good signing for the club and might be a little to good for many others in this league.
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