How good can Solly March become?...

Thunder Bolt

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #81

Machiavelli said:

LuaLua started last season on the left, with March on the right, who started 13 out of 19 Championship games prior to his injury.

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Exactly. Knockaert didn't arrive until January.

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #82

dazzer6666 said:

True, true.....

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So, he didn't have an average first half, then. I think [MENTION=29900]Exile[/MENTION] is right to indicate that he wasn't as involved in the first as the second, but there might be some statistician that attempts to disprove that.

 

dazzer6666

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #83

Machiavelli said:

So, he didn't have an average first half, then. I think [MENTION=29900]Exile[/MENTION] is right to indicate that he wasn't as involved in the first as the second, but there might be some statistician that attempts to disprove that.

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Ok, a good first and a great second.

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #84

Thunder Bolt said:

Exactly. Knockaert didn't arrive until January.

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Murphy was starting those games that Solly didn't, but KLL got injured and March and Murphy both tended to start games thereafter, although Liam Rosenior did play and start right midfield a few times too.

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #85

dazzer6666 said:

Ok, a good first and a great second.

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Would rather very good for first, but I'll reluctantly accept that

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #86

Machiavelli said:

Would rather very good for first, but I'll reluctantly accept that [emoji2]

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #87

The late nutmeg, in the box was immense. Is that on video anywhere??

The game played out, with Solly March continuing to torment his poor marker, Naylor. Solly made the Soccer AM ‘Goals of the Week’ with his cracker at Brentford. Tune in next week to see him feature in the ‘Showboat’ feature – one particular nutmeg towards the end, the best of many. The Argus suggested that at least one Premier League scout was in attendance to run the rule over Jackson Irvine. I'd imagine he left with a different name in his notebook.

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Bozza

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #88

Possibly one of Chris Hughton's only managerial mis-steps earlier this season.

A raring-to-go Solly doesn't make the bench, Elvis does.

"I can't get on the bench ahead of someone who doesn't even want to be at this club...?"

 

Seagull58

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #89

sir albion said:

Maradona was better than pele but hey ho we all have different opinions

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I find it difficult to call that one. Perhaps I should have said he'll never be as good as Pele with both feet?

 

perseus

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• Feb 13, 2017

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First time I began to think he was good and then Lichaj chopped him down. Not sure how quick he is and hopelessly left footed.

MOM v Burton

 

Seagull58

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #91

perseus said:

First time I began to think he was good and then Lichaj chopped him down. Not sure how quick he is and hopelessly left footed.

MOM v Burton

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Not sure that "hopelessly" is the right word. Very one footed for sure but, as often mentioned, Maradona was also "very" one footed. That one foot did win a World Cup just about on its own.

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #92

perseus said:

First time I began to think he was good and then Lichaj chopped him down. Not sure how quick he is and hopelessly left footed.

MOM v Burton

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Yes, that 40 yard pass with the outside of his RIGHT, that led to the opening goal on Saturday was RUBBISH, wasn't it?

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #93

The big sigh of relief is the bad injury has not curtailed his pace. with that big worry sorted, really nothing standing in his way becoming a Premier League regular now

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

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Seagull58 said:

Not sure that "hopelessly" is the right word. Very one footed for sure but, as often mentioned, Maradona was also "very" one footed. That one foot did win a World Cup just about on its own.

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Yes and just a little help from his hand.

 

perseus

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• Feb 13, 2017

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Seagull58 said:

Not sure that "hopelessly" is the right word. Very one footed for sure but, as often mentioned, Maradona was also "very" one footed. That one foot did win a World Cup just about on its own.

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Agree. Hopefully.

PS: Pele was even better in Maradona's position as well as being the best player ever in every other position bar goalkeeper.

 

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• Feb 13, 2017

• #96

Exile said:

The late nutmeg, in the box was immense. Is that on video anywhere??

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Couldn't see it on the extended highlights on Seagulls Player, but maybe I missed it. Why would they leave it out!?