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Is Roy the right man to lead us?

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Should Roy Carroll be the Notts captain? 16 members have voted

  1. 1. Simple poll, his he the right man for the captancy

    • Yes
      62%
      10
    • I don't think a goalkeeper should be
      31%
      5
    • No
      6%
      1

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I've voted no, I get that the players will respect him because of his experience etc., but my reasoning is that an outfield player is more likely to be able to influence play than a goalkeeper, plus the fact that Roy tends to be a bit hot headed and he didn't actually set a good example to the team last season.

 

Who knows the responsibility may calm him down a bit, I hope so.

Influence can come from the back Tony.

The way I see it he will make sure those in front of him understand his instructions and it seems to be a defensive decision more than anything. I voted yes, we need to give him chance.

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