Rohan Ince
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Marshy
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Im loving that all of a sudden we have a trio of young players that are showing well and getting good game time.
March is the best of the 3 in my opinion.
Anyway back to Ince, He does have a very annoying habit of jumping under the ball, and his first touch needs a bit of work, Im hopeful he will turn into a very very good player.
To suggest he is a patch on Bridcutt however at this stage is simply just wrong.
And as well as Ince, JFC and March have done, when the squad is fit we will see ver little of them.
All 3 are doing us proud with the current injury crisis.
March is the best of the 3 in my opinion.
Anyway back to Ince, He does have a very annoying habit of jumping under the ball, and his first touch needs a bit of work, Im hopeful he will turn into a very very good player.
To suggest he is a patch on Bridcutt however at this stage is simply just wrong.
And as well as Ince, JFC and March have done, when the squad is fit we will see ver little of them.
All 3 are doing us proud with the current injury crisis.
Phat Baz 68
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- Apr 16, 2011
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I think young Solly should have been given at least the last 15 mins yesterday !
He spent 4 minutes of the added 5 waiting for the ball to go out !!
He spent 4 minutes of the added 5 waiting for the ball to go out !!
durrington gull
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Agree, adds some much needed presence to the side - should be playing every game now
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Maybe but if you asked me to say who was the better player between Ince and Bridcutt after just two competitive starts for the club, I know what I would say; and I happen to think you're wrong about OG not playing Ince when we have a fully fit squad. Rotation of players is rather more likely I think.
Just my opinion, of course.
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My thoughts exactly! We could have given Ulloa a little rest too.
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Agreed. Solly looks like a very skilful, quick young player and it would be in our best interests I think to bring him on asap. Buckley is unlikely to be fit for parts of the season so he should get some starts.
TSB
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Can we just bin-off Kaz and bring Solly on first-change instead?
Albumen
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Correct. He then spent the next minute apologising but it provided the best defensive one two I've ever seen:
Corner: Ulloa heads out, Kemy heads it back to the penalty spot to Ulloa who overhead kicks the clearance. Genius.
Rookie
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- Feb 8, 2005
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What has his height got to do with his ability to head a ball? I have not got the you are tall you should be able to head and that is about it. As a tall lad I was always told by certain types of football coaches that my heading should be better while they seemingly missed other abilities, would say its a British thing
seagullsovergrimsby
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Rohan Ince has a midfield presence which makes up for lack of experience. Bridcutt has the skill but lacks the physicality up against taller and bulkier players.
Albumen
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Bridcutt and Kemy in midfield will rule.
Oh come off it. I really don't think you are being very objective. I appreciate that we differ on the subject of Ince, but.........
He gave away possession once.
He kept the shape of the team much better yesterday than he did against Derby, when he chased the ball a bit too much.
He didn't 'dive in' once, compared to the Derby game.
I really do believe he is a young Patrick Vieira in the making, he's not as good as Bridcutt, and nor should he be expected to be in his 4th game. He certainly pushed Ulloa for MoM in my eyes and is an undoubted talent.
I would ask whether you thought any of the midfield players was better than him yesterday in their respective roles?
Silkster365
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Not sure people are comparing him to Peter Smith's ability - more the type of impact he could potentially have. Peter Smith came from nowhere and won player of the season in his first full campaign and (from what we have seen so far) you could see Ince having the same sort of impact...
BensGrandad
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That is totally wrong as Bridcutt out jumps many taller men to win headers and similarly out muscles bulkier players to win balls so his size is no handicap to him.
I noticed he didn't like the ball in the air much but all in all well impressed.
Correct. Bridcutt's spring is immense.
theonesmith
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- Oct 27, 2008
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Also, did you see Agustein's heel flick to clear the ball out of the centre of the penalty area from a corner? I'm surprised there hasn't been a thread on it. I love the man. Sure plenty will moan on here that occasionally he 'gives the ball away' - but that is what you get from an aggressive midfielder intent on creating opportunities, and who isn't scared of trying something audacious. I go to the Amex for entertainment as much as supporting my club, and you get that in bagfuls from him!
BensGrandad
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I cant wait to see Kemy when he is 100% fit and match fit and can last the full 90 minutes.