BensGrandad
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Personal opinions I would like to see Murray run himself into the ground in the first 45 mins.
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[Albion] I’d forgotten how good Ulloa is...
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Personal opinions I would like to see Murray run himself into the ground in the first 45 mins.
LamieRobertson
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Yes it is....but thats not his strength
Thought he showed he is a better player than when he left us. He looked as if he perhaps understands the need to be active all over the pitch much more than before. He tended to be lazy but not today, chasing everything. It might be me but he just looks more powerful.
Charlies Shinpad
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It’s like he has never been away
sllugaes
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Sirnormangall
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Spot on. Can’t understand one of the “player rating”thread comments that scored him 6 and said he wasn’t match fit. I thought he hardly put a foot wrong: super first touch and did all the simple stuff well to keep possession at the right stage of the game.
Was it really 5 years ago when we first signed him?
Leonardo Ulloa
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HastingsSeagull
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He's great as a target man and has more ability in that area to bring others into play or hold the ball up than Glenn. Murray is more wily and better at winning freekicks etc. and sneaking goals from nothing though.
mreprice
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I was one of those who said he was an upgrade on what we had - but he has looked even better than I remembered.
The fact that so few people seem to have noticed is yet another sad indictment of our fans footballing savvy.
The fact that so few people seem to have noticed is yet another sad indictment of our fans footballing savvy.
Langley
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I was in line with this one, and the Bald Headed linesman got it completely wrong, Murry was onside by a good yard when the ball was as passed.
A lot of decisions in my opinion are given when the player receives the ball, having run into an offside position after the pass has been made.
That was not the only thing he got wrong, see other post elsewhere.
blue-shifted
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At the moment Murray is scoring and rightly in possession of the shirt, but Leo will keep him under serious pressure for that place.
The same is happening with Gross. Locadia is going to be his direct competition for a place, (Hughton isn't going to change from 4-4-1-1 and isn't going to put Gross or Locadia on the wing) it's going to be a battle royale.
All of a sudden, i'm salivating at our attacking options
Tomer and Sam sadly a long way back now and will both probably move on in the summer, certainly if we sign Leo permanently
The same is happening with Gross. Locadia is going to be his direct competition for a place, (Hughton isn't going to change from 4-4-1-1 and isn't going to put Gross or Locadia on the wing) it's going to be a battle royale.
All of a sudden, i'm salivating at our attacking options
Tomer and Sam sadly a long way back now and will both probably move on in the summer, certainly if we sign Leo permanently
DumLum
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Why not? Aren't they taking us to Wembley?
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
At the moment, with neither March or Knockeart really buttoning down that wing spot, I can see Locadia being tried on the wing to start with because that is where we are weakest in the attack. We hope Izqueirdo can maintain some form because he is a match winner, however I'd say Locadia is most likely going to start on the right.
I said exactly the same as the thread title on Wednesday night when he came on at Southampton.
My only criticism of his play yesterday was that he was frequently drawn back into central and/or wide play, more so than Murray generally is, meaning we didn't have a focal point up top.
Great to have him back though.
My only criticism of his play yesterday was that he was frequently drawn back into central and/or wide play, more so than Murray generally is, meaning we didn't have a focal point up top.
Great to have him back though.
Murray 17
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I hope so!
