| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? 20:08 - Jan 1 with 3402 views | FifeITFC |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:11 - Jan 1 with 3307 views | Churchman |
jrb07iTFC = Fckwit. Discuss |  | | |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:12 - Jan 1 with 3287 views | bournemouthblue |
I think he can be sh1te when teams keep tight to him and kick him a bit
He was wasteful today but actually got a few half chances I guess. I suspect he'd be less effective in the Premier League for similar reasons, not that that is much of a problem at the moment |  |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:14 - Jan 1 with 3244 views | CaptainAhab |
No discussion to be had. That poster is an attention seeking tool. |  | | |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:15 - Jan 1 with 3237 views | PrideOfTheEast |
Presumably a joke. Our fans really are something else. | | | |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:22 - Jan 1 with 3141 views | ChampionsofInnsbruck |
Closing in on 50 Town goals.
Starting in a team competing with Leicester, Southampton, Leeds, Sunderland, West Brom and so on.
Arguably one of the better players in the Championship and the most value for money forward in terms of returns and performances in the Championship, one of the best leagues in Europe. |  | | |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:25 - Jan 1 with 3111 views | Illinoisblue |
Instant blocking for him and other bed wetting cretins. |  |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:25 - Jan 1 with 3107 views | Herbivore |
My thoughts are this chap knows f**k all about football. |  |
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| Some of our fans don't deserve any success on 20:30 - Jan 1 with 3047 views | Dyland |
Entitled, ignorant, bitter, clueless, cowardly etc. |  |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:34 - Jan 1 with 2986 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:12 - Jan 1 by bournemouthblue |
I think he can be sh1te when teams keep tight to him and kick him a bit
He was wasteful today but actually got a few half chances I guess. I suspect he'd be less effective in the Premier League for similar reasons, not that that is much of a problem at the moment |
Put Burns in behind twice with lovely flick and then ball inside the fullback second half, just like he did Freddy on Friday (although that was a far better chance). Shame we didn’t have more composure in a these situations over the last two games. |  | | |
| Thoughts? on 20:35 - Jan 1 with 2978 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
This is why I avoid twitter!! |  |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:35 - Jan 1 with 2966 views | NeedhamChris |
Ridiculous tweet as it is - you've given them exactly what they wanted. | |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 23:49 - Jan 1 with 2599 views | HalifaxBlue |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:12 - Jan 1 by bournemouthblue |
I think he can be sh1te when teams keep tight to him and kick him a bit
He was wasteful today but actually got a few half chances I guess. I suspect he'd be less effective in the Premier League for similar reasons, not that that is much of a problem at the moment |
One of his best abilities is how difficult he makes it to stay tight to him though.
There are few, if any, at this level that are better at creating a yard of space for a shot than him. And few at any level I've seen that can get it off as quickly with as little backlift.
Everyone in this league knows exactly where his spot is (pulling off for the squared ball at the top of the box), yet he still manages to get free there at least once a game. He's incredibly difficult to mark. [Post edited 1 Jan 2024 23:51]
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 00:34 - Jan 2 with 2512 views | Eireannach_gorm |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 23:49 - Jan 1 by HalifaxBlue |
One of his best abilities is how difficult he makes it to stay tight to him though.
There are few, if any, at this level that are better at creating a yard of space for a shot than him. And few at any level I've seen that can get it off as quickly with as little backlift.
Everyone in this league knows exactly where his spot is (pulling off for the squared ball at the top of the box), yet he still manages to get free there at least once a game. He's incredibly difficult to mark. [Post edited 1 Jan 2024 23:51]
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A intelligent and skilful player who because of his size can be bullied. |  | | |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 08:37 - Jan 2 with 2181 views | bournemouthblue |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 20:34 - Jan 1 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Put Burns in behind twice with lovely flick and then ball inside the fullback second half, just like he did Freddy on Friday (although that was a far better chance). Shame we didn’t have more composure in a these situations over the last two games. |
He did do that, his relationship with Burns is very important to our side unquestionably
I do think if you can limit their link up play, you go a long way to stopping us tick | |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 08:39 - Jan 2 with 2162 views | bournemouthblue |
| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 23:49 - Jan 1 by HalifaxBlue |
One of his best abilities is how difficult he makes it to stay tight to him though.
There are few, if any, at this level that are better at creating a yard of space for a shot than him. And few at any level I've seen that can get it off as quickly with as little backlift.
Everyone in this league knows exactly where his spot is (pulling off for the squared ball at the top of the box), yet he still manages to get free there at least once a game. He's incredibly difficult to mark. [Post edited 1 Jan 2024 23:51]
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I don't disagree there, it's amazing how many times he gets free at corners for example, clearly some teams do their homework but not all of them
I think McKenna has helped improve him too and unlocked his potential | |
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| Controversial opinion - Thoughts? on 09:37 - Jan 2 with 2004 views | SamWhiteUK |
I dared to venture onto his profile and found this tweet
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