lcfcdaniel
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Gary Coatsworth for Chairman?
We've more chance of seeing God....
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Brauny Blue
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Can I also tell you why Steve Walsh should be our assistant Manager to Ollie whilst I'm at it?
Muzzy for coach
Lineker for director of football:icon_roll
Steven
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The difference is that Fryatt is gifted and Hume is technically good. I have seen more as a player in Fryatt in one or two touches (live) to know that he is much more gifted footballer than Hume (also live). Whilst Hume may score two goals in two games, as he is now as a player is as good as he will ever be. :icon_conf
lcfcdaniel
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I think I agree with you that Fryatt is a better player based on the bits I have seen from him on highlights and the odd Sky game they show over here. He's not exactly prolific, which may change with decent service. I was really impressed with the goal he scored against Derby at home. But then I also saw him miss a golden chance against Scunthorpe. I'm not sure he is Premier quality, or ever will be...but he has a better chance than Hume.
Disco Bob
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foxin_oz
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my team for tonight would be the following: The quicker full backs are to counter Ipswich's main threat. King and Clemence stand more chance of.Hayes and Hume give us a better chance in behind with a bit of pace to play of Fryatt. John and Fryatt are our best finishers, so have to play.
Chambers Kisnorbo McAuley Sheehan/Mattock
Hume King Clemence Hayes
John Fryatt
Subs: Hendo, Campbell, N'Gotty/Stearman, Cort, A Chambers
Chambers Kisnorbo McAuley Sheehan/Mattock
Hume King Clemence Hayes
John Fryatt
Subs: Hendo, Campbell, N'Gotty/Stearman, Cort, A Chambers
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Disco Bob
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In times to come we will look back on this age of halcyon days with fondness.
foxin_oz
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Yes it might be but when you're playing 5-4-2 it's a risk you take.
East Anglia Fox
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Just because some individual good players are back it doesn't really mean a lot. From watching the game on Saturday, it's quite obvious that the biggest problem is the general poor quality of passing from the team as a whole.
Holloway needs to seriously improve the whole style of play before we can expect to actually progress up the league table.
Holloway needs to seriously improve the whole style of play before we can expect to actually progress up the league table.
Disco Bob
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What?
When did that happen?
Joey is here?
Thank f*ck for that! Let's start the promotion push.
spionfox
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Just around the corner..........
East Anglia Fox
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I was just referring to the way people were going "oh Fryatt's back" as if he was William Wallace or something.
OldGit
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Grommit?
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