BensGrandad
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He was a couple of years ago but not recently perhaps you could include the 1st 3 months of last season but nothing since and is poor with doubling up on defensive duties.
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Kazenga LuaLua
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He was a couple of years ago but not recently perhaps you could include the 1st 3 months of last season but nothing since and is poor with doubling up on defensive duties.
JetsetJimbo
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- Jun 13, 2011
- 950
Kinda crazy to think about the likes of Mitoma and Adingra and remember when Kazenga Lua Lua was our top, most exciting flair player.
Absolutely loved him when he played for us though, hope he does well there.
Absolutely loved him when he played for us though, hope he does well there.
Justice
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Jones also had him at Luton he must have something to offer still at that level.
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
- 1,388
Honestly thought he had retired
Charlton should be delighted, it felt like every time we played them he tore them a new one.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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His first loan spell was insanity. Went round people like Maradona, crossed like Beckham.
Had he stayed injury free, who knows where he would have ended up.
But his game was based on twisting and turning and flying off the mark. He never properly recovered from that first cruciate injury in my view.
Had he stayed injury free, who knows where he would have ended up.
But his game was based on twisting and turning and flying off the mark. He never properly recovered from that first cruciate injury in my view.
Hamstring wasn’t it?
GoingUp
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When he came back from injury he never had 90mins in him did, from memory?
One of my all time top Albion players tbh he was so much fun to watch and was with us during the 'exciting years' too, dreaming (rather fantasising) 'imagine we make it to the Premier League'.
One of my all time top Albion players tbh he was so much fun to watch and was with us during the 'exciting years' too, dreaming (rather fantasising) 'imagine we make it to the Premier League'.
Coldeanseagull
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For a car analogy, he was like a Ferrari that needed a tune up and a polish before his injuries.
Afterwards, he was like a Ferrari with a blown head gasket. Still a nice car, but you couldn't accelerate
Afterwards, he was like a Ferrari with a blown head gasket. Still a nice car, but you couldn't accelerate
Justice
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Still can’t get over Poyet benching him on purpose in the P/O second leg. He ruined them earlier in the season.
If anyone watched the PL stories on Wednesday night Bloom makes a dig at Poyet he must still be bitter about the events.
If anyone watched the PL stories on Wednesday night Bloom makes a dig at Poyet he must still be bitter about the events.
My daughter's favourite player. She had his name on the back of her shirt and she was really excited when she found herself playing table football with him at the Christmas party. She lost a little bit of interest in the Albion after he left and then stopped going to matches. He was genuine flair when we didn't have all that much of it
- Nov 11, 2009
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Me too, surprised he's still just 33