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Hamza Choudhury

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Babylon

Babylon

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6 minutes ago, gurru991 said:

 

For me it's way too early to say yes or no on the lad. Lets see what he can do as regular player first.

He won't be a regular player.

ZeGuy

ZeGuy

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41 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Can't see him making it I'm afraid.

He was okay. Nothing more nothing less, but isn't it a bit early to write him off?

Babylon

Babylon

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2 minutes ago, ZeGuy said:

He was okay. Nothing more nothing less, but isn't it a bit early to write him off?

I've seen him play for the under 21's and he's never stood out, I've seen him play for Burton and he did nothing of note. He's been absolutely nowhere near the team unless there has been an injury crisis. When he has played it's clear he wasn't particularly trusted, being asked to play like a sweeper.

 

Based on all of the above, I can't see him making it. That's not writing him off, it's giving an opinion based on the evidence. I didn't say he won't make it, I said I can't see him making it.

ZeGuy

ZeGuy

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Just now, Babylon said:

I've seen him play for the under 21's and he's never stood out, I've seen him play for Burton and he did nothing of note. He's been absolutely nowhere near the team unless there has been an injury crisis. When he has played it's clear he wasn't particularly trusted, being asked to play like a sweeper.

 

Based on all of the above, I can't see him making it. That's not writing him off, it's giving an opinion based on the evidence. I didn't say he won't make it, I said I can't see him making it.

You've seen him more than I did, I'll trust your word on that.

Countryfox

Countryfox

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7 minutes ago, ZeGuy said:

He was okay. Nothing more nothing less, but isn't it a bit early to write him off?

 

1 minute ago, Babylon said:

I've seen him play for the under 21's and he's never stood out, I've seen him play for Burton and he did nothing of note. He's been absolutely nowhere near the team unless there has been an injury crisis. When he has played it's clear he wasn't particularly trusted, being asked to play like a sweeper.

 

Based on all of the above, I can't see him making it. That's not writing him off, it's giving an opinion based on the evidence. I didn't say he won't make it, I said I can't see him making it.

 

This isn't filling me with confidence for Saturday ...    lets hope the others play at 110% then even if he is average that should do ...

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Jimmy

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I'm not sure how much a holding midfielder ever really stands out unless they make a complete mess of their job

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ZeGuy

ZeGuy

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1 minute ago, Countryfox said:

 

 

This isn't filling me with confidence for Saturday ...    lets hope the others play at 110% then even if he is average that should do ...

I've frankly given up on the 7th place after Saturday. The players didn't give me the impression that they really want to have a shot in the EL.

 

Going to watch the game unbothered with a loss in mind.

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Countryfox

Countryfox

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1 minute ago, ZeGuy said:

I've frankly given up on the 7th place after Saturday. The players didn't give me the impression that they really want to have a shot in the EL.

 

Going to watch the game unbothered with a loss in mind.

Can't disagree with you ...   but still hope they realise whats at stake and really go for it .....     remember the great escape when they suddenly seemed to wake up ...   straws and clutching I know ...  but fingers crossed.

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Jimmy

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its entry to pre-qualifying rounds that starts 2-3 weeks after the world cup finishes not direct entry into the group stages, most of our main players would still need to be on holiday by that point

Webbo

Webbo

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17 minutes ago, Babylon said:

I've seen him play for the under 21's and he's never stood out, I've seen him play for Burton and he did nothing of note. He's been absolutely nowhere near the team unless there has been an injury crisis. When he has played it's clear he wasn't particularly trusted, being asked to play like a sweeper.

 

Based on all of the above, I can't see him making it. That's not writing him off, it's giving an opinion based on the evidence. I didn't say he won't make it, I said I can't see him making it.

Watching him in the U23s I'd agree with you, he's never looked anything special to me, but I thought when he came on on Saturday he did okay without being a worldbeater. I wouldn't dismiss his chances yet, I certainly hope he does prove us wrong.

Babylon

Babylon

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1 hour ago, Webbo said:

Watching him in the U23s I'd agree with you, he's never looked anything special to me, but I thought when he came on on Saturday he did okay without being a worldbeater. I wouldn't dismiss his chances yet, I certainly hope he does prove us wrong.

Ditto. 

 

He did well defensively and made some good challenges. It's with the ball that worries me. 

Babylon

Babylon

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2 hours ago, Jimmy said:

I'm not sure how much a holding midfielder ever really stands out unless they make a complete mess of their job

Kante and N'did stand out most games I've seen them play. 

Jimmy

Jimmy

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Kante and N'did stand out most games I've seen them play. 

I wouldn't really describe either of them as holding players in the same way the Eric Dier is for example, Kante certainly for us was never the man that sat in in front of he defense he was all over the place

Clever Fox

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Funnily when I've seen him play for the 23s. He had a free role. What he was very good at was backing up the play. This is an area the first team is lacking. How many times have we seen Mahrez participatory stranded with no one to pass to. I'd like to see him given a game with a similar role. He reads the play quite well and could make the breakthrough next season.

gerrytaggart

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15 hours ago, DrezZone said:

Very typical of our fans to write off a 20 year old who just featured for the first team twice, not even completing 90 minutes altogether.

agreed mate.

 

This place really knows how to get behind our young talent.

 

Personally I think he will make a very good addition to the squad...seems to have his head screwed on too so with the right training we could have a solid baller on our hands.

les-tah

les-tah

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15 hours ago, DrezZone said:

Very typical of our fans to write off a 20 year old who just featured for the first team twice, not even completing 90 minutes altogether.

Also some deluded people to want to play Maguire in centre mid with ndidi instead of Hamza?!?! that makes me laugh.

 

oh wait maguire can control the ball at the back and pass and run into empty space.. immediately means he can play CM lollol 

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lcfc sheff

lcfc sheff

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1 hour ago, les-tah said:

Also some deluded people to want to play Maguire in centre mid with ndidi instead of Hamza?!?! that makes me laugh.

 

oh wait maguire can control the ball at the back and pass and run into empty space.. immediately means he can play CM lollol 

It seemed Maguire was stepping into midfield at times while Hamza sat back in his place, this could somewhat work for Maguire I feel in the future with some practise.

UPinCarolina

UPinCarolina

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I think he's acquitted himself well when given the opportunity to play in the 1st team, and I have some confidence that he'll continue to do so tomorrow against Burnley.

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filbertway

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Seems to spend more time at centre back than in midfield. Not sure if it's a tactical move by Puel or if he's just too scared to actually get involved and try and have an impact on the game.

Tom12345

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On 08/04/2018 at 01:02, Tringfox said:

He honestly looked like a breath of fresh air to me! At last a midfielder that doesn’t look frightened to get involved in the game!

Like Ndidi? I agree. He was helping his defence

out a lot by positioning himself for a pass from the horrible Morgan and Simpson; unlike Ndidi who never wants the ball at the back because he is not a great ball handler himself.

Webbo

Webbo

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I don't think he's going to become a regular yet. Should have done enough to get a season long loan in the championship next season.

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