BensGrandad
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I agree especially about the showboating it as if he is saying " see I can do it whenever I want" which of course he can.
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[Albion] In praise of Anthony Knockaert
- Thread starter Bozza
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I agree especially about the showboating it as if he is saying " see I can do it whenever I want" which of course he can.
Wellesley
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- Jul 24, 2013
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Return of the Rev
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Yes the lad is a pretty good player and great to watch!
There's an obscenely large amount of tea in china.
Indeed there is. I always think people have underestimated it when making absurd statements like mine.
You have raised one point that stuck with me.
Imagine singing the Zaha deal.
Cashing in on north of £18m, but not having Knockaert playing for the Albion in the Premier League.
No fookin way.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
https://www.facebook.com/officialbhafc/videos/10154578890778139/
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GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
Is that the same as the amount of China in a China Teapot........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7wM8Sa3LpY
I know its up already, but hey, it was absolutely brilliant!
I know its up already, but hey, it was absolutely brilliant!
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
- 5,630
This is just absolutely wonderful
Without doubt the best player I've ever seen play for Brighton. Yes Vicente was seriously classy, but he was always injured, had no pace and half the work rate. What a delight he is.
And to think when sally March is fit again, we have another option to send on when teams are knackered from dealing with knocky.
And to think when sally March is fit again, we have another option to send on when teams are knackered from dealing with knocky.
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
I absolutely love that interview!
What better sight is there than watching our fantastic little magician strutt his stuff around the Amex pitch. And his cheeky smile just makes me want to smile too.
Long may it continue.
What better sight is there than watching our fantastic little magician strutt his stuff around the Amex pitch. And his cheeky smile just makes me want to smile too.
Long may it continue.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,091
The latest Seagulls Player interview with Knocky is similarly arousing...I absolutely love that interview!
What better sight is there than watching our fantastic little magician strutt his stuff around the Amex pitch. And his cheeky smile just makes me want to smile too.
Long may it continue.
In the form of his life
Incredible team spirit and togetherness
Loves The Amex and the fans
Never been happier
Should this be entitled:-
'In Praise of Anthony Knockaert's Home Performances'.
Puts tin hat on and runs for cover.
'In Praise of Anthony Knockaert's Home Performances'.
Puts tin hat on and runs for cover.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
No one rose to it as perhaps we all realise that Knocky is hampered by our far more cautious approach to away games.
Peter Grummit
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I was puzzled last night that when Knocky had the ball in some decent positions, he was reluctant to run at the ipswich defence in the way he embraces at home. True, they often doubled up on him, but in numerous home games (notably Barnsley) he seemed to relish that and often managed to skip between 2 defenders.
I concluded it's either a specific tactic from Hughton to prioritise ball retention, or a curious confidence deficit from Anthony when away from the Amex. My money is on the latter, although it's hard to fathom why.
PG
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Should this be entitled:-
'In Praise of Anthony Knockaert's Home Performances'.
Puts tin hat on and runs for cover.
Very true but the same with Murray, until Hughton stops being a DULLARD away our chances will ALWAYS be hampered