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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 07:14 pm |
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le god wrote: He just doesn't have any composure;
not sure if thats something you can learn.
His interceptions and break up plays are good but ultimately pointless when he kicks it out of play with his next touch.
Not a coyle player long term unless he can improve IMO
Completely agree with the above. IMO, Muamba has a lot of potential, apart from passing a ball to another footballers feet.
I don't know if this is true, or wishful thinking, but do believe that when he has the ball, he expects players to be moving into open spaces, in which ge puts the ball.
Might just be that he is thinking a lot faster than most. 
Whatever!!! he still can;t shoot on target...
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 07:15 pm |
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Sell him
young, English
get our money back at least
spend it on a right back!
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 09:31 pm |
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| Holden has 26 stitches and no broken bones
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Well, Petrov can be said to be too foreward thinking, as he regularly passes the ball to no one, in fact giving him the ball is often the graveyard of possession.I have to say that Muamba was my favourite player last year when he got his distribution sorted, but this season he looks poor appart from his break up play.
There is a wholesale lack of one touch control and passing.. and that is something i dont get.. i mention it every week.. what do they do in training?
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Well, Petrov can be said to be too foreward thinking, as he regularly passes the ball to no one, in fact giving him the ball is often the graveyard of possession.I have to say that Muamba was my favourite player last year when he got his distribution sorted, but this season he looks poor appart from his break up play.
There is a wholesale lack of one touch control and passing.. and that is something i dont get.. i mention it every week.. what do they do in training?
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 09:53 pm |
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urquhs wrote: Well, Petrov can be said to be too foreward thinking, as he regularly passes the ball to no one, in fact giving him the ball is often the graveyard of possession.I have to say that Muamba was my favourite player last year when he got his distribution sorted, but this season he looks poor appart from his break up play.
There is a wholesale lack of one touch control and passing.. and that is something i dont get.. i mention it every week.. what do they do in training?
It's just that 90%+ of our squad arn't good enough to play the sort of passing football Coyle wants to play.
It's hard for Coyle left with a squad which played long ball and unfortunately they can't change as shown as we are still the third worst in the league for passing this season.
Just hope this summer Coyle has the funds which he needs to change things enough to be able to get his style of football going next season otherwise who could blame him if he wanted to go because of that.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:00 pm |
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We have Mark Davies, Cahill, Stu Holden Klasnic and Sturridge who can all pass very well.
The others are hit and miss to be honest.
though been very impressed the way Robbo has adapted his game; his passing has been excellent this season.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:05 pm |
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| Stu holden was slipping all over the place yesterday a la vaz te.. Klasnic and M Davies are hardly stalwarts of the team.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:05 pm |
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le god wrote: We have Mark Davies, Cahill, Stu Holden Klasnic and Sturridge who can all pass very well.
The others are hit and miss to be honest.
though been very impressed the way Robbo has adapted his game; his passing has been excellent this season.
Agree with all of those players but Sturridge won't be here next season and Robbo is the top passer in our team this season isn't he been very impressive this season proving people wrong.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:18 pm |
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urquhs wrote:
Stu holden was slipping all over the place yesterday a la vaz te.. Klasnic and M Davies are hardly stalwarts of the team.
No but they should be!
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:20 pm |
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| well thats another debate
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:36 pm |
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Holden has the engine to play in front of the back 4 until we get a proper defensive midfielder.
Miguel Veloso would be ok.
Him or Scott Parker... shame he'll end up somewhere like Sunderland or Spurs if West Ham drop.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 10:52 pm |
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craig bwfc wrote: urquhs wrote: Well, Petrov can be said to be too foreward thinking, as he regularly passes the ball to no one, in fact giving him the ball is often the graveyard of possession.I have to say that Muamba was my favourite player last year when he got his distribution sorted, but this season he looks poor appart from his break up play.
There is a wholesale lack of one touch control and passing.. and that is something i dont get.. i mention it every week.. what do they do in training?
It's just that 90%+ of our squad arn't good enough to play the sort of passing football Coyle wants to play.
It's hard for Coyle left with a squad which played long ball and unfortunately they can't change as shown as we are still the third worst in the league for passing this season.
Just hope this summer Coyle has the funds which he needs to change things enough to be able to get his style of football going next season otherwise who could blame him if he wanted to go because of that.
Teams like Chelsea play direct football when it suits them. I think we're doing ok under Coyle. Our players aren't world-beaters, but OC gets the best out of most of them, most of the time. We are not going to get the type of players that play flowing football for 90 minutes......or rather, to play flowing football whilst keeping the opposition out. The lower divisions are full of ex-PL teams who refused to compromise on their fast, flowing football.
Coyle came here knowing the financial situation. He knows he has to do it on peanuts and he will. I only see Coyle going if/when a big team comes in for him. If ther was a table that showed money spent against league position, we must be close to winning the league.
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 11:45 pm |
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biggest long ball merchants of the last 4 years i've always thought was Liverpool. Now they have Carroll, I watched some of the game midweek and they only played the long ball right the way through.
Anyone would think we're 17th rather than 7th.
Coyle has never had it so good as a manager, neither has Cahill as a player, neither has many of them, M. Davies, Holden, Wheater, I could go on, but this for many is the best season they have ever had in the Premier League and FA Cup in terms of success. We're going to Wembley, I think Jussi might be our only player to play there? was he in the 1999 semi-final? I think he was...
So, why all the doom and gloom? We gave Man Yoo a real scare!
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Posted: Sun Mar 20th, 2011 11:52 pm |
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Looks like Stu is out for the season.
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Posted: Mon Mar 21st, 2011 08:40 am |
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| Stu Holden has just said on twitter , it looks like bad news people!!! Last edited on Mon Mar 21st, 2011 08:41 am by Byroms a legend
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Posted: Mon Mar 21st, 2011 09:02 am |
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| If it's 26 stitches, then he was never going to make it.
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Posted: Mon Mar 21st, 2011 10:50 am |
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Flair players need more protection... simple as that.
thugs.
absolutely sickening blow for our season.
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Posted: Mon Mar 21st, 2011 11:01 am |
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cos it was Evans and he's a utd player its all 'oh well it was 50-50 there was no intent, no malice'
if it had been a Bolton player making that tackle instead it would have been 'typical, dirty Bolton thugs'
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| Out for 6 months.....so he'll miss the start of next season as well.
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Posted: Mon Mar 21st, 2011 12:11 pm |
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Cowdrill wrote:
cos it was Evans and he's a utd player its all 'oh well it was 50-50 there was no intent, no malice'
if it had been a Bolton player making that tackle instead it would have been 'typical, dirty Bolton thugs' people would have been calling for a life time ban as well.
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