Simon Cox (On-loan at Brentford)

RG30 · by **RG30** » 26 Dec 2006 23:05

Just listening to the re-run of 606 this evening and a Brentford fan slating there team with the exception of Simon Cox who in his eyes is the only one showing "fight and passion". Good to here that he's doing well and credit to him that he recovered from his broken leg so quickly.

Hungerford Bee · by **Hungerford Bee** » 27 Dec 2006 06:38

Cox is playing as well as he did before broken leg. Trouble is that the rest of the team has fallen apart. Desperate times indeed.

If I was Coppell I would get him back to the Mad Stad as quickly as possible and loan him somewhere else as he must be getting very depressed playing alongside the has beens, never will bes and couldn't give a toss so long as I get my grand week wasters that we have right now.

Local derbies at Aldershot look like a possibilty for 18 monts time.

E. Andrew · by **E. Andrew** » 27 Dec 2006 07:07

it might not be the best possible situation, but he isn't better than all of his competition. so he's fine for now

RG30 · by **RG30** » 27 Dec 2006 12:00

Hungerford, is Cox playing up front or in midfield for you guys?

Cookie · by **Cookie** » 28 Dec 2006 02:15

RG30 wrote:Just listening to the re-run of 606 this evening and a Brentford fan slating their team with the exception of Simon Cox who in his eyes is the only one showing "fight and passion". Good to hear that he's doing well and credit to him that he recovered from his broken leg so quickly.

We breed 'em right. What is it that Pardew said, Passion, Pride & Spirit.

Hungerford Bee · by **Hungerford Bee** » 30 Dec 2006 07:23

RG30 wrote:Hungerford, is Cox playing up front or in midfield for you guys?

Hard to tell in the present shambles he is covering most of the pitch! Mainly up front on the right I guess.

RoyalBlue · by **RoyalBlue** » 30 Dec 2006 10:35

Cookie wrote:
RG30 wrote:Just listening to the re-run of 606 this evening and a Brentford fan slating their team with the exception of Simon Cox who in his eyes is the only one showing "fight and passion". Good to hear that he's doing well and credit to him that he recovered from his broken leg so quickly.
We breed 'em right. What is it that Pardew said, Passion, Pride & Spirit.

I believe it was 'Tenacity, Spirit & Flair'.

Interesting that after the Watford game Sir Steve made reference to several similar words related to commitment, hard work etc. and said that they weren't really words you wanted to hear used to describe a football match! I believe he sees football in a more artistic light than his predecessor.

Hungerford Bee · by **Hungerford Bee** » 07 Jan 2007 08:44

Back to Reading after yesterday's game - bad decision by us of it was down to the Bees.

Will be a championship level player at least with soem decent coaching and if he learns to curb his temper a bit.

Good luck to him.

Dirk Gently · by **Dirk Gently** » 07 Jan 2007 12:36

RoyalBlue wrote:
Cookie wrote:
RG30 wrote:Just listening to the re-run of 606 this evening and a Brentford fan slating their team with the exception of Simon Cox who in his eyes is the only one showing "fight and passion". Good to hear that he's doing well and credit to him that he recovered from his broken leg so quickly.
We breed 'em right. What is it that Pardew said, Passion, Pride & Spirit.

I believe it was 'Tenacity, Spirit & Flair'.

Wasn't it "Treachery, Split and get Fired?

yappy · by **yappy** » 07 Jan 2007 21:00

Now he's back, I'd like to see him in the squad for Burnley, would be a good opportunity for him.

anR · by **anR** » 07 Jan 2007 23:04

yappy wrote:Now he's back, I'd like to see him in the squad for Burnley, would be a good opportunity for him.

How long was he there? Is he cup tied?

Platypuss · by **Platypuss** » 07 Jan 2007 23:58

anR wrote:
yappy wrote:Now he's back, I'd like to see him in the squad for Burnley, would be a good opportunity for him.
How long was he there? Is he cup tied?

No.