Keep up with Jones!
By Jr
August 28 2005
Paul Jones deserves a starting berth against Luton after his heroics against Bristol Rovers, especially after Andy Marshall’s latest performance. Marshall is a quality keeper, there’s no question that he’s one of our better players, but if we want to keep Jones we have to play him.
By Jr
August 28 2005
Paul Jones deserves a starting berth against Luton after his heroics against Bristol Rovers, especially after Andy Marshall’s latest performance. Marshall is a quality keeper, there’s no question that he’s one of our better players, but if we want to keep Jones we have to play him.
Paul Jones deserves a starting berth against Luton after his heroics against Bristol Rovers, especially after Andy Marshall’s latest performance.
Marshall is a quality keeper, there’s no question that he’s one of our better players, but if we want to keep Jones we have to play him.
Jones is a vocal keeper, constantly talking to the back four, which is exactly what is needed with three inexperienced players directly in front of him.
Marshall is an excellent shot-stopper and communicates better than Tony Warner – who’s not doing bad for himself now in the Premiership with Fulham – but right now Jones is the form keeper, so why is he on the bench?
Marshall is a quality keeper, there’s no question that he’s one of our better players, but if we want to keep Jones we have to play him.
Jones is a vocal keeper, constantly talking to the back four, which is exactly what is needed with three inexperienced players directly in front of him.
Marshall is an excellent shot-stopper and communicates better than Tony Warner – who’s not doing bad for himself now in the Premiership with Fulham – but right now Jones is the form keeper, so why is he on the bench?
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