Greg Docherty
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Docherty is somebody I think could be performing better than he has been with better coaching / tactics , goals well taken yesterday let’s hope we can see better from him ahead0
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That's a great interview. I've got a lot of respect for players who want to improve the mental side of the game and are putting in the time outside of the club.
Re: His celebration, he's just scored his second of the game and it's an absolute screamer. Adrenaline is pumping and I doubt he's thought his celebration through. I'd rather pay attention to his post-match comments which are very good.8 -
Been cracking this month. Really playing like a captain and just doing the dirty work. He's not spectacular but he has a real engine on him and does the things you need a L1 midfielder to do9
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Great performance tonight. He really seems to have turned the corner since Northampton away.3
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fenaddick said:Been cracking this month. Really playing like a captain and just doing the dirty work. He's not spectacular but he has a real engine on him and does the things you need a L1 midfielder to do
He's been a different player ever since that pregnant goal celebration that he did at Northampton.2 -
Thought he was very ordinary at best tonight7
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Thought he played well tonight, not spectacular but solid, great workrate too.5
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Looks solid without standing out, but that's a good improvement from earlier in the season when he was often invisible. I think the pace and width on both sides helps takes pressure off the midfield to be creative and helps us play at a higher tempo - Docherty is really benefitting from that.3
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think his contributions can be missed at times but he always seems to just get a toe to the ball to stop a counter or draws a foul, really tidy midfielder and vocal too, glad his quality starting to show after the ropey start to the season
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Put in a proper shift tonight was quality.5
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Nathan Jones (smiling) asked about Greg Docherty's absence: "I don't know who books a caesarean the day before a game but, hey, that is what happens. Congratulations to him, we're glad everything is good but we've won a few games without him - it could be to his detriment."#cafc
— Richard Cawley (@RichCawleySLP) March 11, 20257 -
Thank you for all of the nice messages tonight it’s really appreciated. 👶
— Greg Docherty (@Gregdocherty96) March 11, 2025
Topped off by watching the boys bring home the 3 points! ❤️ #UTA @CAFCofficial6 -
fenaddick said:
Thank you for all of the nice messages tonight it’s really appreciated. 👶
— Greg Docherty (@Gregdocherty96) March 11, 2025
Topped off by watching the boys bring home the 3 points! ❤️ #UTA @CAFCofficial11 -
Think some people are losing sight of the fact that some things are bigger than football...21
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LargeAddick said:fenaddick said:
Thank you for all of the nice messages tonight it’s really appreciated. 👶
— Greg Docherty (@Gregdocherty96) March 11, 2025
Topped off by watching the boys bring home the 3 points! ❤️ #UTA @CAFCofficialLittleAddick said:Think some people are losing sight of the fact that some things are bigger than football...
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Yeah the interesting thing in Jones's comment (and why I posted it) is that Docherty isn't a guaranteed starter at the moment. It is of course right that he has whatever time off is needed for his family0
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Ahahahahah - didn't even notice that0
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LargeAddick said:fenaddick said:
Thank you for all of the nice messages tonight it’s really appreciated. 👶
— Greg Docherty (@Gregdocherty96) March 11, 2025
Topped off by watching the boys bring home the 3 points! ❤️ #UTA @CAFCofficial
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Considering this was a rearranged game and cesarians are booked months in advance, it’s easy to see why it would have been booked day before a game. Reminded me of Patrick Bauer becoming a dad just before the play off semis.8
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Huge congrats to Doc and family.Remember this game was rearranged and the caesarean was probably booked before that?
Though I’ll always have huge respect for Patrick Bauer who played in that home semi final v Doncaster when his wife had been in labour all of the night before, giving birth around 5am. That’s why we called him BFG.6 -
Weegie Addick said:Huge congrats to Doc and family.Remember this game was rearranged and the caesarean was probably booked before that?
Though I’ll always have huge respect for Patrick Bauer who played in that home semi final v Doncaster when his wife had been in labour all of the night before, giving birth around 5am. That’s why we called him BFG.5 -
Cesarean’s aren’t always booked in advance. Sometimes complications force the issue, so be mindful.9
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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:Weegie Addick said:Huge congrats to Doc and family.Remember this game was rearranged and the caesarean was probably booked before that?
Though I’ll always have huge respect for Patrick Bauer who played in that home semi final v Doncaster when his wife had been in labour all of the night before, giving birth around 5am. That’s why we called him BFG.3 -
I think some people are taking Jones’ comment too seriously. He’s clearly joking.12
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JaShea99 said:I think some people are taking Jones’ comment too seriously. He’s clearly joking.3
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@Weegie Addick Big brother and little sister are watching with a fine tooth comb and are waiting to pounce.
Sorry 🤦🏻♂️ I have upset all the big lard arse men on CL as well as the vertically challenged women.
Plus apologies to all the bald Men on CL that have had no need of a comb for decades.
I will report myself to the "cancelling committee" and expect to end up in room 101.😱
I hope mother and baby of Doch are doing well and if men had to carry a baby for 9 months Internally there wouldn't be babies; we couldn't take the pain and discomfort.
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fenaddick said:Yeah the interesting thing in Jones's comment (and why I posted it) is that Docherty isn't a guaranteed starter at the moment. It is of course right that he has whatever time off is needed for his family1
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