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I think the important point here is that nobody should expect Cal to suddenly produce something special every week just because we remember the best moments from his first spell. There will be games where things do not come off and he might frustrate people. That comes with being the sort of player who takes chances. What I like is that he seems prepared to try things that other players might not. When you see him pick the ball up and move towards a defender, you start wondering whether he is going outside, cutting in or having a shot. Football needs players who create that little bit of uncertainty. Three league games tell us very little about the season, but there have already been enough flashes to remind us what he can bring.11 points
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its good to have cal roberts back, he has the quality to do well and i dont worry so much having seen him play for us about his injury past. the club has done well to protect those with serious injuries, and even though all players get them we know what we are getting with cal. just look at his performance against luton town for example.9 points
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The bit about everyone leaning forward when Cal gets the ball really sums him up. You never quite know what he is going to try, and that is part of the fun.8 points
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It’s not even his unpredictability that makes him such an exciting player to watch. For me, he has that winning attitude, and players who want to do well often help bring consistency to the squad. This past Saturday against Burton Albion, Cal looked very lively. He wasn’t pushed off the ball and stood out as our main threat, especially in the poor first half.6 points
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It is good to have Cal back, just hope hes not too badly injured after that tackle on saturday, he did seem to be hobbling about at full time.5 points
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A brilliant article. Cal has a special place in the hearts of the Notts supporters. I would like to thank the powers that be at Notts for brining him back. Some players have a knack of being able to produce a moment of quality and flair & Cal is that type of player along with Jodi Jones & Macaulay Langstaff. But it's not just the flair and the quality, it's about how they resonate with supporters on an emotional level too. I think that Cal has a big part to play this season, & along with the new signings that the owners have recruited, it's going to be an exciting season.4 points
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The older players mentioned in the article were before my time, but I still understood the point Graham was making. Every generation seems to have a few players that supporters remember differently from the rest. It is not always the player with the best statistics either. Sometimes it is somebody who produced one moment that stayed with you or simply played in a way that made going to a match more exciting. That is where Cal fits for me. You know there is a risk that he gives the ball away, but there is also a chance he does something nobody else on the pitch has seen. Modern football can become very organised and careful, so having someone willing to break that pattern is refreshing.3 points
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