The Case For Myles (And the petition for him to start the first game)

[Thor]

Probably not. However, you said he’s ridiculed by his fellow pros for being thick. How does that impact his ability to play football?

[tuffers#1]

Probably not. However, you said he’s ridiculed by his fellow pros for being thick. How does that impact his ability to play football?

It doesnt impact on his ability to play football
But it may impact on the people he plays with &
therefore be detrimental to the team, logically you
then play a player who will be less of a problem

[tuffers#1]

Probably not. However, you said he’s ridiculed by his fellow pros for being thick. How does that impact his ability to play football?

It doesnt impact on his ability to play football
But it may impact on the people he plays with &
therefore be detrimental to the team, logically you
then play a player who will be less of a problem

Thor you are wasting your time exchanging views with tuff mate - give up don't waste your time - I have never met him but I am sure he must be lings and Boss the "governor" gardener or house maid - he might even be their TV technician because he can cut and paste on here very good, so good, he might even get picked to play by Boss

One should watch ones step with slanderous & libelous comments !!

[tuffers#1]

Thor you are wasting your time exchanging views with tuff mate - give up don't waste your time - I have never met him but I am sure he must be lings and Boss the "governor" gardener or house maid - he might even be their TV technician because he can cut and paste on here very good, so good, he might even get picked to play by Boss

One should watch ones step with slanderous & libelous comments !!

Try and sue me mate it cost you a arm and leg I'm so far away down under - and I am penniless living in a mobile home that falling apart
I could fly back if you pay -post virus days and we could have a cup of milk together I would love to meet you I am sure u are a bundle of fun to talk to about Boss the boss / Ling the investigator supreme FBI undercover agent of the football world

I dont really care to talk much of R O S S the boss or Ling etc

Im much more invested in ripping people who like to criticise others
at every opportunity , if R O S S the boss is gone in a year so be it
If R O S S the boss is here in 5 years , so be it .

If you had any people skills at all you would have garnered this
knowledge within my 1st 50 posts .

[tuffers#1]

Thanks tuff love your advice about your views
Keep posting about the boss and Ling I am sure they appreciate it

Let's see how it all pans out over the next couple of years - if we get promoted which I believe will occur Boss and Ling will be engraved in to Lofc hall of fame for enternity won't they and you will be the king of kings on here

Other peoples opinions of me are none of my f*cking buisness Uppy ,
So king of kings or Tool of Tools is irrelevant to me .

The "CRAIC" however is everything !

[tuffers#1]

This is a positive thread, bigging up our homegrown and still very young right back who's come in for a lot of negativity from our fans and our managers/directors.

The facts:

• Judd become one of our youngest players ever, making his debut for us in a completive game at just 16.

• Judd won the League Two Apprentice of the year when he was just 18 years old

• Judd played almost a full season in League Two and was probably our best player in that horrible season

• Judd hasn't played a game for us above the age of 20.

• Judd has been with Orient for half of his life - Orient through and through and a product of our academy

• When given consistent spells in the team he has shone. A lot of people were shouting about extending him a few years ago when he came in and was man of the match at least a couple of times at 18/19.

• He is positive and aggressive in the tackle

• He is better than any of our fullbacks going forward

Today I hereby kick off the campaign to get Myles in the starting XI for the first game of the season. The kid needs playing time, first and foremost. If we let one of our home grown players, who is still incredibly young and has a load of potential, not play and just leave then i dont think we are fulfilling our responsibility to our young players.

Myles has shone when given playing time in some ridiculously tough times. He's obviously mentally strong for a young kid but has had his confidence knocked several times by being called out directly by managers in post game interviews, or by Directors who thinks it's good for a young players progress to tell the fanbase that he's not professional enough. Add to that managers, coaches and players all publicly calling him Enlightened - i think the lad deserves a chance.

Sure, he has areas of improvements. He does dive in too much, his positive aggression can sometimes get him in trouble but at 21 years old, with some decent coaching i'm stating here that I believe in you Myles. I believe that you can come good and keep developing at Orient over the next few years, get good coaching, get good playing time and turn into a massive part of this clubs future. Sign below if you're with me and add anything i've missed.

I'll leave you with this quote from when he won apprentice of the year.

“He’s very professional. He turns up on a day-to-day basis and fulfils all his other responsibilities before he goes out and trains. He always gives his best in everything he does and has become a role model for the other young players to look up to.

“His transition from the youth team to the first team has been seamless which is testament to his professionalism. He’s also been able to use that professionalism in the classroom where he has made extraordinary progress.”

It sems everything went wrong for Juddy from this point on

Well played Wums

[Oiram]

This is a positive thread, bigging up our homegrown and still very young right back who's come in for a lot of negativity from our fans and our managers/directors.

The facts:

• Judd become one of our youngest players ever, making his debut for us in a completive game at just 16.

• Judd won the League Two Apprentice of the year when he was just 18 years old

• Judd played almost a full season in League Two and was probably our best player in that horrible season

• Judd hasn't played a game for us above the age of 20.

• Judd has been with Orient for half of his life - Orient through and through and a product of our academy

• When given consistent spells in the team he has shone. A lot of people were shouting about extending him a few years ago when he came in and was man of the match at least a couple of times at 18/19.

• He is positive and aggressive in the tackle

• He is better than any of our fullbacks going forward

Today I hereby kick off the campaign to get Myles in the starting XI for the first game of the season. The kid needs playing time, first and foremost. If we let one of our home grown players, who is still incredibly young and has a load of potential, not play and just leave then i dont think we are fulfilling our responsibility to our young players.

Myles has shone when given playing time in some ridiculously tough times. He's obviously mentally strong for a young kid but has had his confidence knocked several times by being called out directly by managers in post game interviews, or by Directors who thinks it's good for a young players progress to tell the fanbase that he's not professional enough. Add to that managers, coaches and players all publicly calling him Enlightened - i think the lad deserves a chance.

Sure, he has areas of improvements. He does dive in too much, his positive aggression can sometimes get him in trouble but at 21 years old, with some decent coaching i'm stating here that I believe in you Myles. I believe that you can come good and keep developing at Orient over the next few years, get good coaching, get good playing time and turn into a massive part of this clubs future. Sign below if you're with me and add anything i've missed.

I'll leave you with this quote from when he won apprentice of the year.

“He’s very professional. He turns up on a day-to-day basis and fulfils all his other responsibilities before he goes out and trains. He always gives his best in everything he does and has become a role model for the other young players to look up to.

“His transition from the youth team to the first team has been seamless which is testament to his professionalism. He’s also been able to use that professionalism in the classroom where he has made extraordinary progress.”

Excellent post