Suttner?

Alba Badger

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Straight outta Felpham

• Sep 13, 2017

• #41

Suttner?
I think he looks good, given time to settle he'll do OK. Not perfect but I feel we are yet to see the best from him but I am sure we will see him improve throughout the season.

One thing I notice is that we saw lots of crossing from him in pre season but not seen much so far in the PL games I have watched. He has got a fantastic delivery in his locker so cross the ball more.

So far 6/10 but i expect that to improve as the season goes on.

 

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Machiavelli

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Fiveways

• Sep 13, 2017

• #42

Alba Badger said:

Suttner?
I think he looks good, given time to settle he'll do OK. Not perfect but I feel we are yet to see the best from him but I am sure we will see him improve throughout the season.

One thing I notice is that we saw lots of crossing from him in pre season but not seen much so far in the PL games I have watched. He has got a fantastic delivery in his locker so cross the ball more.

So far 6/10 but i expect that to improve as the season goes on.

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Go along with this. We have seen some decent balls from him so far this season, so his passing and (as demonstrated pre-season) crossing looks good, but I suspect he's adapting to the physicality of the PL.

 

Mellotron

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Jul 2, 2008

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Brighton

• Sep 13, 2017

• #43

Alba Badger said:

Suttner?
I think he looks good, given time to settle he'll do OK. Not perfect but I feel we are yet to see the best from him but I am sure we will see him improve throughout the season.

One thing I notice is that we saw lots of crossing from him in pre season but not seen much so far in the PL games I have watched. He has got a fantastic delivery in his locker so cross the ball more.

So far 6/10 but i expect that to improve as the season goes on.

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Agree with this. Too early to judge definitively but he has shown hints of being useful going forward. Still finding his feet.

 

Hamilton

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• Sep 13, 2017

• #44

47 SN said:

Is markus suttner trusted in our backline of defence? Is he good enough to defend a win or hold out for a draw when we desperately need to find points to keep us in the premier league? He seems quiet and has to be protected by solly march all the time.

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So, now you've seen the responses, what do you think?

 

Nixonator

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• Sep 13, 2017

• #45

Hamilton said:

So, now you've seen the responses, what do you think?

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Too busy celebrating the arrival of Woy.

 

dingodan

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• Sep 13, 2017

• #46

Guys guys guys.

Sour Nipples.

 

Mackenzie

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East Wales

• Sep 13, 2017

• #47

47 SN said:

Is markus suttner trusted in our backline of defence? Is he good enough to defend a win or hold out for a draw when we desperately need to find points to keep us in the premier league? He seems quiet and has to be protected by solly march all the time.

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Palace.

 

BBassic

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• Sep 13, 2017

• #48

Isn't it generally perceived wisdom that if defenders are quiet they're having a good game?

 

Bold Seagull

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Mar 18, 2010

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Hove

• Sep 25, 2017

• #49

So obviously the performances of Hemed, March have been grabbing headlines, as has the defensive solidity of Dunk and Duffy supported by Bruno, BUT, I've got to bounce this Suttner thread as I thought he was excellent yesterday, I think we've bought ourselves a little diamond at left back. Quietly going about his business, he is allowing March to shine, and their partnership is growing every game. He played some quality attacking passes yesterday, and always wants the ball. Easy to pat everyone on the back after a win, but he was another who really caught my eye and great to see the understanding he has in our back 4 and with March in particular.

 

dwayne

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #50

First few games was making lots of mistakes.

Not anymore. German efficiency. Teams are targeting Bruno's side for a reason.

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ferring seagull

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #51

dwayne said:

First few games was making lots of mistakes.

Not anymore. German efficiency. Teams are targeting Bruno's side for a reason.

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He's Austrian !

 

dwayne

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #52

ferring seagull said:

He's Austrian !

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Same Shi.....

Ha!

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BensGrandad

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #53

he is growing into a very competent left back with each game,

 

Tom Bombadil

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #54

BensGrandad said:

he is growing into a very competent left back with each game,

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He's 30, he already was a very competent left back. What is happening is he's getting used to the English game and how his team mates play.

 

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stss30

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #55

His best game yesterday I thought. He's quite underrated going by the player ratings thread. Did look a bit shaky in early games but adapting to the pace of the league takes time.

A couple of perfectly timed slide tackles yesterday.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Sep 25, 2017

• #56

Voroshilov said:

He's 30, he already was a very competent left back. What is happening is he's getting used to the English game and how his team mates play.

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I meant competent for us as opposed to the previous criticism he has received.