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Whilst you can’t develop pace, not that anybody said you could, but you can absolutely learn vision. What do you think, players like Bally & Le Tiss never got better at seeing things the older & more experienced they were. KDB never had the vision at Chelsea he’s got now, Ryan Giggs started as a flier, developing his vision as his pace went, so you’re talking pony on that front. I’m not even convinced by your argument about his pace anyway. He seems pretty quick to me, above average I’d have said. He may not be an out and out flier but he’s no slouch either. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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You’re looking at it the wrong way round. How average is Sims that he can’t get in ahead of Redmond & Long. Don’t you think managers wish they had better players, don’t you think they wished they didn’t have to keep picking Long, etc. They’d love for a fresh young talent to come I’m to replace these players, excite the support & move us forward. The fact they haven’t played JS after watching him train & play week in week out, isn’t out of blind loyalty or love of long, Redmond & Austin, it’s borne out of the fact they don’t think he’d do better. The way to look at it is this, if Sims was any near as good as some seem to think, he’d have replaced these duds by now. He hasn’t been afforded the same opportunity as Redmond , in exactly the same way Juanmi wasn’t given the same opportunity Mane was. It’s not an under 12’s team, let’s give everyone a chance. FFS. You earn your chance day in day out, he’s clearly not shown enough. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I still feel ashamed how these were treated by the fans
Lord Duckhunter replied to OldNick's topic in The Saints
I’m hoping you’re being sarcastic and it’s gone over my head. Because if you aren’t, we may as well close voting for stupidest post of 2018. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk -
Lots of players improve with age, they get better the more experienced they get. Some players evolve and their game changes, as they rely on their pace and athleticism less. Clearly it’s less likely that a player like Redmond will, as many of his type don’t but to say he’s at his peak now and won’t get better by much is clearly nonsense. Some players make massive leaps in their late 20’s. He’s clearly looking better this season than last, although it’s really too small a sample to really judge. The thing is, had he been a new signing this summer people would be saying he looks like a promising buy, based solely on those 2 games. Of course they won’t accept he’s done ok because it’s Redmond. Some of our supporters can’t contemplate that they’re wrong about him, so are unwilling to give the guy a break. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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WTF are you on about. Have you been drinking or is English not your first language. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Are you a parody account? First Pep, now Koeman, who will it be next, Cruyff? He never picked Redmond over Mane or Tadic either. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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What on Earth are you waffling on about. Who said anything about Pep. How the **** would anyone know what he thinks of our players, it’s not his job to pick one over the other. Did you watch the whole 90 mins on Saturday, because I’m surprised anyone would claim Redmond was the worst player on the pitch. Did you shut your eyes when Wes, Cedric or Rom went anywhere near the ball. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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What a pile of pony. I’d be interested to know if you watched the whole game or are taking your judgements from highlights & others opinions. Because the people stood near me thought he did ok, and having a few bevies in The central in town afterwards so did a couple of Evertonians. If you genuinely think he was worse than Austin, Wes, Cedric, OR & Stephens than you can’t really have been paying too much attention to the game. Stats prove nothing, but here’s one for you. 3 managers, all of whom played for top European sides, 2 of which played for Barcelona ffs, didn’t agree with your opinion that “Redmond is not as good as JWP”. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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This is just complete pony. No way Redmond was the worst player on the pitch Saturday, no way at all. That’s the problem with some of our supporters, they’re blinded by their own prejudices. The bloke has played ok this season, excellent against Burnley & half decent at Everton. Not that people like you will acknowledge it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I think there were 17 million others as well. Anyway what’s the nightmare? If you’re a remainer it’s the easiest job in the world, a win win. How can you lose, country goes tits up , you didn’t vote leave. Goes ok and you’ve steered us through a difficult transition. Problem is the remain politicians are all pussies, too used to the EU wet nursing them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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No I’m suggesting that posters shouldn’t start questioning whether people have “kicked a ball”, just because they have different opinions on a player. Particularly when the manager picking them is one of the best players of his generation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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That Mark Hughes who picks him every game, WTF does he know ? He hasn’t kicked a ball, unlike that great player Crabby. He’s only played for 3 of the worlds biggest teams, whereas Crabby has played for the Dog & Duck , and also writes posts on a football forum Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Spot on. Some of our supporters need to get a ****kng grip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I’m sorry I don’t agree. He needs to win an extra 50 plus seats, where’s he going to get them from if he calls for a second referendum. The leftie Remoaners voted for him last time, a doubt there’s many more seats he can gain from pleasing that side of the debate,and you’re deluded if you think Grieve, Soubry type Tories will vote for him. The seats he needs are Tory/Labour marginals that voted Leave. How on earth is your suggested policy going to win them over, and that’s not even taking into account seats like Skinners that they managed to hold onto last time. He may take some in Scotland, but it’ll be a zero sum game by the time he’s lost as many Leave areas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Put our CBs in the order you think they belong.
Lord Duckhunter replied to norwaysaint's topic in The Saints
I think it’s pretty hard to judge our new centre half on the back of one game. Let’s hope he’s as good as some of you think . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
**** me, give it a rest. Why is it that during every single Redmond thread somebody thinks it’s funny to bring this up. It’s ****ing tiresome. Fair play to the guy, he’s looked pretty decent in both games so far this season. Hasn’t stopped a few supporters still moaning about him, but I’m sure the vast majority will respect the fact he’s knuckling down and working at his game. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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The problem is people are hardened criminals by the time they get to prison. They’ve been given such soft sentences previously that they’re past the stage they can be helped. I bet reoffending rates wouldn’t be so high if after the first time you were caught, the short sharp shock of a prison sentence awaited you. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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It’s been like that for years & years, was like it before privatisation. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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In this instance it’s absolutely nothing to do with being a competent politician, he’s as anti EU as JRM, Boris or Nigel Farage, Tony Benn is his political hero FFS. He’s voted time and time again with Bill Cash, Kate Hoey et el, and only “changed his mind” when he realised it could cost him the leadership. Anybody who supports him thinking he was pro EU is a moron of the highest degree . Contrast his campaigning during the GE to his lack of effort during the referendum. You seriously can’t tell me that all his cult members thought he’d try and keep us in the EU. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Whether they’re private or public, soft arsed liberals & pinkos have screwed our prisons. An ex prison officer works for me & the stories he tells would make you hair curl (if you have any). The only thing the authorities are interested in is controlling them by any means. This mainly involves turning a blind eye to all sorts of practises that mean prisoners don’t kick off. Probation is a ****ing joke, it’s just a tick box exercise and has been for many years. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Has produced the very very occasional glimpse of promise, but really hasn’t done anything like enough to to be considered for the first team squad, let alone the side. This isn’t a ****8ng boys club, it’s a tough old business. Loan to the championship makes absolute 100% cast iron sense, I really don’t understand anyone with a problem over it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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He’s white you racist bar stard Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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There ain’t . I don’t find Jennifer Saunders funny, does that make me a sexist. I don’t find Jo Brand funny, does that make me a fattist. I don’t find Alan Carr or that stupid jock twt funny, does that make me anti white. You and your ilk are the ones putting barriers up and judging people by how they look or what colour they are not me. Lenny Henry is not funny. Whether he’s white, black , yellow , a homosexual, transgender or whatever is irrelevant, he’s not funny . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Yep. No chicks either. Larry David is a Jew, so I doubt you Corbynites would find him funny. Here’s the thing. Maybe you don’t find Larry funny, because he doesn’t make you laugh. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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I agree about the tiny margins and that match fitness affects that. Being match fit is different to being fit, an important % is in your head, your reactions. However, Cedric struggles in that aspect of the game even when in tune. I think he’s a fine player & it wouldn’t surprise me if a biggish foreign club came in for him, because that flaw in his game is magnified in England. The 4-4-2 v 3 at the back or 5-3-2 or whatever, is a bit of a red herring anyway. Under Puel we played 4 at the back, yet the full backs pushed on and OR played extremely deep. So there wasn’t a world of difference between that & 3 centre halves with wing backs . Personally I like 3 at the back the way Terry Venables played it, with 2 full backs beside 1 centre half. Bertrand could defo play that way, but clearly we’d need a RB who could. You then have 2 authentic wide men rather than full backs playing as the wing backs. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
