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PortuGull

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Jul 10, 2011

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Brighton Marina

• Dec 10, 2016

• #61

Cowfold Seagull said:

No way will he make four changes. I can understand a point being made to rest one of the wingers, after all we have good cover in that position, and perhaps March will get a game. Richie Towell is nowhere near ready to start a first team game in my opinion, and Glenn is on fire, so why drop a player in a rich vein of form?

Change for change sake is pointless.

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But Glenn is not (yet) on fire at our away games, and Tomer needs game time...

 

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stss30

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Apr 24, 2008

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #62

As I said before the game I believe him to have higher ability than Bong especially defensively and I think that showed last night. Smart and aggressive in the tackle when needed. He was right up there for MOTM and should keep his place in the starting 11.

 

HantsSeagull

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Aug 17, 2011

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Caught in a Riptide

• Dec 10, 2016

• #63

Skaville said:

Don't get me wrong, I like him. I just think his challenges tend to be a bit reckless. There was one really early on tonight.

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But at least he challenges.....bong just stands off

 

HantsSeagull

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #64

I thought he had a very good game. Should keep the shirt.

 

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backson

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #65

Leeds were a big and strong but not very mobile side, I suspect Bong would have had an equally effective game. Would be interesting to see how Pog would do against quicker, trickier wingers.

Happy with either at the moment, what a great place to be.

 

Couldn't Be Hyypia

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #66

Sussex Nomad said:

I am in a bit of agree and disagree on this... he did show moments of brilliance, but I know what you're saying. It is a real juggle with the lad right now, we have to remember he is only 25 when his dad died. I was 38. We tend to forget how young footballers are due to their wealth. Personally, and knowing how this man turns games, I would soldier on with him.

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He drew two players every time he had the ball. Baldock tends to pay in the space that creates. Even when he is off form (which he clearly is right now) he impacts our chance of winning.

 

Couldn't Be Hyypia

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #67

backson said:

Leeds were a big and strong but not very mobile side, I suspect Bong would have had an equally effective game. Would be interesting to see how Pog would do against quicker, trickier wingers.

Happy with either at the moment, what a great place to be.

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We played for 70 minutes against ten men in a very narrow formation. I liked the look of him but he was never under pressure at any point. Not fair to compare with bong v AV for example.

 

indy3050

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Jun 22, 2011

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• Dec 10, 2016

• #68

Not read comments but IMO Bong has to win that spot back now. Competition for your place means raising your game and with the strength of our squad right now, everybody is raising their game resulting in us sitting on top of the pile. Long may it continue...