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25/26 Squad 01:02 - Apr 27 with 18090 views

Does anyone (Chaff) have a list of who’s still contracted for next season? A relative of Kevin Dos Santos reported most of the youth team have been released, though I’m not sure which year group they were referring to.

Yes Chaff does!

Out Of Contract

Aidan Barlow
Brad Kelly
Charlie Weston
Courtney Senior
Kairo Mitchell
Kyle Ferguson
Liam Hogan
Ian Henderson

Contracted for next season

Connor McBride
Devante Rodney
Ethan Ebanks-Landell
Fin Armstrong
Harvey Gilmour
Jake Burger
Kyron Gordon
Ryan East
Sam Beckwith
Tarryn Allarakhia
Tobi Adebayo-Rowling

Loans to return to parent clubs

Jack Kingdon (Manchester United)
Jay Bird (Exeter City)
Jid Okeke (Stockport County)
Jili Buyabu (Sheffield United)
Killian Barrett (Sheffield Wednesday)
Michael Adu-Poku (Watford)
Leon Ayinde (Ipswich Town)
Sam Waller (Burnley)

2nd year academy scholars out of contract

Ben Horne
Braden Edghill
Corey Edwards
Isaac Burgess
Joe Akpan
Joe Nicholson
Joel Street
Kevin Dos Santos
Lucas Bispo Martinez
Oscar Kelly
Will Clift

Academy players I'm not sure of when their scholarship is up

Will Handley
Leo Cooper
Jacob Rae
Somtobenna Chukwugbo

Players who signed first pro deals but not sure on contract length

John Dunlop
Brooklyn Bailey
Luke Mann

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25/26 Squad on 09:54 - May 23 with 2395 views

TalkingSutty

25/26 Squad on 07:48 - May 23 by Daley_Lama
Re: throw in threat. Unlike most teams in our division- we mostly use throw ins to return the ball to our CH’s. It was a complete surprise when we got a pen against Southend from a great run/throw in.

The body language from all the players at most set pieces, frre kicks and throw ins is to straight away look to go backwards to retain posession. There are many instances of it in every game we play. A slow methodical, controlled build up.

25/26 Squad on 12:47 - May 23 with 2077 views

dingdangblue

25/26 Squad on 09:54 - May 23 by TalkingSutty
The body language from all the players at most set pieces, frre kicks and throw ins is to straight away look to go backwards to retain posession. There are many instances of it in every game we play. A slow methodical, controlled build up.

Most throw ins we return to the opposition. I've lost count of the number of times we just throw down the line hoping for the best. Yes I get it that Jim is a purist and the thought of us being a 'set piece' team probably gives him nightmares but it works at this level. Spennymoor did nothing that 2nd half to earn 2 goals. The 1st we gave them the ball with a ludicrous pass out from our keeper and the 2nd was just launched into our box. Southend and Forest Green both scored their openers with balls into the box. It may be frowned upon but it is very effective.

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	Its a BRILLIANT goal to cap a BRILLIANT start by Rochdale - Don Goodman 26/08/10
Poll:	Are fans more annoyed losing or not playing Henderson centre forward?

25/26 Squad on 15:22 - May 23 with 1828 views

EllDale

I noticed that both Arsenal and Man City were using long throws into the box on occasions at the end of the season, a very unlike Pep tactic.

25/26 Squad on 15:56 - May 23 with 1774 views

dingdangblue

25/26 Squad on 15:22 - May 23 by EllDale
I noticed that both Arsenal and Man City were using long throws into the box on occasions at the end of the season, a very unlike Pep tactic.

It does really annoy me at times this 'possession' obsession. You could be on the edge of an opponents box or have a throw in in a dangerous area and it means nothing. Rather than put it into the box you could end up back with your keeper in 3 passes and its deemed ok? I've mentioned it before but it happened with England under Southgate at the last Euro final. We'd just equalised and were putting Spain under pressure, we had a throw in on the edge of their box and Walker threw it back towards the halfway line and we totally let them off the hook. I wouldn't have minded but we flung a long throw into the area earlier in the competition when Bellingham scored his last gasp overhead kick! I'm all for keeping possession but when you have a great advanced threat going backwards is just negative for me.

	Its a BRILLIANT goal to cap a BRILLIANT start by Rochdale - Don Goodman 26/08/10
Poll:	Are fans more annoyed losing or not playing Henderson centre forward?

25/26 Squad on 16:20 - May 23 with 1731 views

jonahwhereru

The Hendo news means that a very big rebuild up front is now a more manageable project. Still not easy to find the right man. A hard tackling midfield grafter, preferable with a bit of height ( that sounds like Ethan Hamilton) is the main priority.

25/26 Squad on 18:05 - May 23 with 1504 views

frenzied

25/26 Squad on 15:56 - May 23 by dingdangblue

for the older generation..

Back in the 70s Chelsea had Ian Hutchinson as the long throw player..there were poss others also

25/26 Squad on 21:07 - May 23 with 1202 views

NorthernDale

I wonder if Mitchell decided that he did not want to stay and so refused a contract.

I see Luton have let go Dion Pereira, look very good whilst on loan at Dagenham.

25/26 Squad on 08:46 - May 24 with 868 views

YadHoDale

25/26 Squad on 21:07 - May 23 by NorthernDale
I wonder if Mitchell decided that he did not want to stay and so refused a contract. I see Luton have let go Dion Pereira, look very good whilst on loan at Dagenham.

Players from Luton Town's youth system have done pretty decent jobs for Dale recently. Sam Beckwith has been excellent, Jake Burger has shown promise and, a few years ago, Gaby Osho did a decent job at CB.in his loan spell.. Wouldn't surprise me if we are interested in Pereira.

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