| Nunez - an apology 18:34 - Jan 17 with 1991 views | itfc_bucks |
I've been critical of Nunez and I'm big enough to say I was wrong.
Although I maintain that he has the style of a competition-winner, he's already massively outperforming my expectations and let's just look at outputs, eh?
Marcelino, I apologise. Keep doing your thing - it's glorious! |  |
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| Nunez - an apology on 18:36 - Jan 17 with 1951 views | Stenvict |
His first touch is ridiculous. Best technical player at the club. | |
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| Nunez - an apology on 23:25 - Jan 17 with 1627 views | FrimleyBlue |
Told ya one of the best signings made under game changer.
Our current Jim magilton. |  |
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| Nunez - an apology on 23:39 - Jan 17 with 1576 views | badadski |
| Nunez - an apology on 23:25 - Jan 17 by FrimleyBlue |
Told ya one of the best signings made under game changer.
Our current Jim magilton. |
Most amazing thing about him is his work rate, he’s not afraid to get stuck in and best of all is he actually wins a lot on the air, a few games I have noticed him winning headers and flicking them on into really dangerous positions we did not anticipate. Atleast today when he won a couple of headers we were able to capitalise from them.
To think we got him from Norwich for so cheap is amazing and funny at the same time - it’s a shame he didn’t get the goal to add to his tally. | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 23:41 - Jan 17 with 1568 views | Garv |
He's transformed our season for me, I don't think that's being dramatic.
Borg Szmodics and Akpom were struggling to link play high up, and it actually begs the question of whether a back up number 10 should actually be on the wishlist (or do we just use Clarke or Egeli when needed). Nunez came into that spot and has not looked back for a second. He's involved in basically everything good we do. |  |
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| Nunez - an apology on 00:50 - Jan 18 with 1436 views | Stenvict |
| Nunez - an apology on 23:39 - Jan 17 by badadski |
Most amazing thing about him is his work rate, he’s not afraid to get stuck in and best of all is he actually wins a lot on the air, a few games I have noticed him winning headers and flicking them on into really dangerous positions we did not anticipate. Atleast today when he won a couple of headers we were able to capitalise from them.
To think we got him from Norwich for so cheap is amazing and funny at the same time - it’s a shame he didn’t get the goal to add to his tally. |
And the fact that Norwich fans said he is injury prone, yet he hasn't missed a game through injury for us since he signed | |
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| Nunez - an apology on 01:44 - Jan 18 with 1340 views | mellowblue |
| Nunez - an apology on 00:50 - Jan 18 by Stenvict |
And the fact that Norwich fans said he is injury prone, yet he hasn't missed a game through injury for us since he signed |
don't jinx him !! Touching wood. | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 04:11 - Jan 18 with 1256 views | Churchman |
| Nunez - an apology on 23:25 - Jan 17 by FrimleyBlue |
Told ya one of the best signings made under game changer.
Our current Jim magilton. |
I see the comparison Frimley and I loved Jim. But I think Nunez is the more gifted player.
Nunez is a terrific footballer and whatever he cost, it was a bargain. He is a pleasure to watch play. Great character. At 25, he’s only going to improve too.
One of the first names on the team sheet for me.
Edit: at one point in the first half in line with me he clipped a cross field ball to JP or somebody and I swear he put backspin on it like he was using a pitching wedge. Inch perfect. [Post edited 18 Jan 10:53]
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| Nunez - an apology on 08:51 - Jan 18 with 1036 views | CopfordBlue |
| Nunez - an apology on 18:36 - Jan 17 by Stenvict |
His first touch is ridiculous. Best technical player at the club. |
Second best. Not even close to Jaden but a great player. So good to watch but more importantly very effective. Up there with the best signings we’ve made in the Gamechanger era. | |
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| Nunez - an apology on 12:03 - Jan 18 with 617 views | lazyblue |
| Nunez - an apology on 00:50 - Jan 18 by Stenvict |
And the fact that Norwich fans said he is injury prone, yet he hasn't missed a game through injury for us since he signed |
Why say that now | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 12:53 - Jan 18 with 478 views | backwaywhen |
| Nunez - an apology on 23:39 - Jan 17 by badadski |
Most amazing thing about him is his work rate, he’s not afraid to get stuck in and best of all is he actually wins a lot on the air, a few games I have noticed him winning headers and flicking them on into really dangerous positions we did not anticipate. Atleast today when he won a couple of headers we were able to capitalise from them.
To think we got him from Norwich for so cheap is amazing and funny at the same time - it’s a shame he didn’t get the goal to add to his tally. |
And Budgies still think they pulled our pants down with the fee ….Unbelievable Jeff . | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 12:54 - Jan 18 with 474 views | Nutkins_Return |
Fair enough for putting your hands up. I don't really get your point about having the style of a competition winner though? He's a really cultured player who plays beautiful passes and hit a clean ball. Which but 'looks' like a competition winner stylistically? Just that he is a bit chunky? Think he's great to watch personally from a style point of view. He does lack pace | |
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| Nunez - an apology on 14:14 - Jan 18 with 389 views | BseaBlue |
| Nunez - an apology on 12:54 - Jan 18 by Nutkins_Return |
Fair enough for putting your hands up. I don't really get your point about having the style of a competition winner though? He's a really cultured player who plays beautiful passes and hit a clean ball. Which but 'looks' like a competition winner stylistically? Just that he is a bit chunky? Think he's great to watch personally from a style point of view. He does lack pace |
One of my favourite things about him (outside of his creativity) is that in a world of robotic footballers these days, he always plays with a proper smile on his face. I know its a stupid thing but its good to see someone out there enjoying themselves.
Certainly helps with the crowd as we love him! |  | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 17:27 - Jan 18 with 196 views | BluedanW |
| Nunez - an apology on 08:51 - Jan 18 by CopfordBlue |
Second best. Not even close to Jaden but a great player. So good to watch but more importantly very effective. Up there with the best signings we’ve made in the Gamechanger era. |
Dont forget we uave Clarke too. His first touch is pretty good too. The two goals he scored and set up at Coventry were started wiyh him taking the ball down with great skill.
A question for the older fans, is this the most skillfull ipswich town team ever? Better than The likes of muhren and Thijssen in thwe 80s? We have kipre, davis and furlong at the back who all look so comfortable on the ball, maybe O'Shea not so | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 18:07 - Jan 18 with 127 views | mellowblue |
| Nunez - an apology on 17:27 - Jan 18 by BluedanW |
Dont forget we uave Clarke too. His first touch is pretty good too. The two goals he scored and set up at Coventry were started wiyh him taking the ball down with great skill.
A question for the older fans, is this the most skillfull ipswich town team ever? Better than The likes of muhren and Thijssen in thwe 80s? We have kipre, davis and furlong at the back who all look so comfortable on the ball, maybe O'Shea not so |
hard to answer that as the pitches,boots and balls are so different now and the whole tekkers skillset wasn't a thing then. | | | |
| Nunez - an apology on 18:15 - Jan 18 with 96 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| Nunez - an apology on 17:27 - Jan 18 by BluedanW |
Dont forget we uave Clarke too. His first touch is pretty good too. The two goals he scored and set up at Coventry were started wiyh him taking the ball down with great skill.
A question for the older fans, is this the most skillfull ipswich town team ever? Better than The likes of muhren and Thijssen in thwe 80s? We have kipre, davis and furlong at the back who all look so comfortable on the ball, maybe O'Shea not so |
Different times, different game, so hard to directly compare.
What I would say is that the late 70s / early 80s team was one of, if not the, most skilled team in Europe. We're nowhere near that level yet. | | | |
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