| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? 20:01 - Sep 22 with 4410 views | Matt_Netherlands |
Certainly making his mark down there. He’s incredibly gifted, but I wonder if we’ll ever se him jn a town shirt again? Unless he bulks out a fair bit, I worry he’s too lightweight for the level we are at now.
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 20:22 - Sep 22 with 4238 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
I’m not sure size is the be all and end all if you have the talent. Messi himself was only 5,8 and he could play a bit…. |  | | |
| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 20:42 - Sep 22 with 4109 views | J2BLUE |
Not in a competitive game. |  |
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 20:53 - Sep 22 with 4018 views | BloomBlue |
Did Tyler Dibling look like he was 'bulked out' to play in the Prem?
From where I sat he looked more skinny teenage than Wayne Rooney build, but didn't stop him having an excellent game. He used his skill to beat the more physical players ie a clever ball between Greaves legs. |  | | |
| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 21:19 - Sep 22 with 3834 views | bluearmy4838 |
Too early to say. If we go down I would think he’s got half a chance of coming back into the fold, especially given Morsy & Luongo aren’t getting any younger and Cajuste & Phillips are on loan. |  | | |
| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 21:26 - Sep 22 with 3782 views | WeirdFishes |
I forget how young he still is, I think he could still play here. Reminds me a bit of Dewsbury Hall sans the diving. |  |
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 22:12 - Sep 22 with 3478 views | Swansea_Blue |
Pleased for him. He seems to be enjoying playing further forward. |  |
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 06:22 - Sep 23 with 2974 views | franz_tyson |
He seemed too lightweight playing in a deep CM role. So maybe further up the field, he's better suited at this time in his career.
Think hes got as good a chance as any as he's a smart and versatile player. Can play in quite a few positions so handy bench option. Rate him higher than Bishop and Dozzell at this stage in his career because hes got more about him in attitude and not a one-trick pony. I think he's rated by Kieran. [Post edited 23 Sep 2024 6:23]
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 06:32 - Sep 23 with 2932 views | Mercian |
I sat he has. I think another loan next season is preferable if we are not relegated. If we are in The Championship he should stay with us. |  | | |
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 08:34 - Sep 23 with 2626 views | catch74 |
| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 06:22 - Sep 23 by franz_tyson |
He seemed too lightweight playing in a deep CM role. So maybe further up the field, he's better suited at this time in his career.
Think hes got as good a chance as any as he's a smart and versatile player. Can play in quite a few positions so handy bench option. Rate him higher than Bishop and Dozzell at this stage in his career because hes got more about him in attitude and not a one-trick pony. I think he's rated by Kieran. [Post edited 23 Sep 2024 6:23]
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Certainly rated by our skipper too.
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 09:38 - Sep 23 with 2440 views | rickw |
I don't know, I think he'll have the same issue as Jack Taylor for us, where they are no. 8's (attacking midfielders) and we play with 2 defensive midfielders and a no. 10 |  |
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| Will we ever seen the Suffolk Messi again? on 23:54 - Sep 23 with 1980 views | Sharkey |
I wouldn't rule him out of being on loan in the Champioship from January. 'Season-long loan' doesn't always mean what it says. Joe Taylor was on a season- long loan to Colchester last season. But he did so well that Luton upgraded by recalling him in January and sending him to Lincoln in the league above. (He finished the season as top-scorer for both clubs.) Colchester didn't seem either surprised or offended, although both they and Luton had clearly announced it as a season-long loan. And it's not like Taylor had fallen out with Colchester - he was in among the Colchester fans at an away game just a few weeks after he left. Simply Luton doing what they (rightly) thought was best for the player's development. [Post edited 23 Sep 2024 23:59]
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