Adrian Colunga . . . Coluld he be the missing link?

[Thunder Bolt]

It was always just a theory that was repeated so often it became accepted as a fact.

Like many things on Nsc.

 

[B.W.]

Personally. although I recognise AC's technical skill, I think it would be best for him and us if he left...

 

[GingerBeerMan]

The "homesick" story looks like complete bollocks then.

A good source has told me it's true, also said this before anyone had posted it on NSC which gives it more credibility (unlikely two random people make up the same reason). Maybe another who has heard can confirm but this article just seems like him keeping his options open.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

It was always just a theory that was repeated so often it became accepted as a fact.

A factoid then.

'FACTOID'
noun
an item of unreliable information that is reported and repeated so often that it becomes accepted as fact. (See also: Marc Almond having a pint of spunk pumped out of his stomach)

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Colunga doesn't get 'stuck in' enough to be a Hughton player.

 

[WATFORD zero]

Colunga doesn't get 'stuck in' enough to be a Hughton player.

Fact, Factoid or ?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

[tweet]614349600485457920[/tweet]

Which bing translates as

Comment on @aupazaragozacom Adrián Colunga could back loan. Much ADO and ADO in the zaragocista market, for now.

( in reply to

Spoken in the Forum @aupazaragozacom(aivaiva says it), Adrián Colunga might return to the @RealZaragoza in quality of given.

)




If not Zaragoza, he'll be going somewhere in Spain, for sure

 

[lawros left foot]

It was always just a theory that was repeated so often it became accepted as a fact.

Isn't the rumour that Dunk is nailed on to leave, another prime example of this??

 

[Bakero]

[tweet]614349600485457920[/tweet]

Which bing translates as

Comment on @aupazaragozacom Adrián Colunga could back loan. Much ADO and ADO in the zaragocista market, for now.

( in reply to

Spoken in the Forum @aupazaragozacom(aivaiva says it), Adrián Colunga might return to the @RealZaragoza in quality of given.

)




If not Zaragoza, he'll be going somewhere in Spain, for sure

That second line translates as "A lot of noise and few nuts in the Zaragozan market for now."

Never heard that expression before but I like it.

 

[Mowgli37]

A classic case of NSC rating a player when is not playing...

Many on here rated him when he was so this is not strictly true.

In addition to Symjym's point he was playing in an utterly w*nk Albion side, harsh to judge any striker being supported by that team.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

In addition to Symjym's point he was playing in an utterly w*nk Albion side, harsh to judge any striker being supported by that team.

Indeed.

 

[JBenno]

That second line translates as "A lot of noise and few nuts in the Zaragozan market for now."

Never heard that expression before but I like it.

Sounds like the description of an Email from Paul Barber.

 

[Chinman3000]

I for one want to see him back fighting for a place. He would put extra pressure on the current stikers to perform and would offer a different option to O'Grady up top.

(This assumes we are using the Baldock / Hemed partnership as standard, with COG coming on from the bench)

 

[Marshy]

[MENTION=26234]EDS[/MENTION]_amy thinks BZ is a done deal

 

[casbom]

[MENTION=26234]EDS[/MENTION]_amy thinks BZ is a done deal

Who?

 

[Marshy]

She is generally a good sauce.

 

[8ace]

Who?

[tweet]614432016973594625[/tweet]

 

[Marshy]

Would be a decent choice, Hemed Zamora or Baldock

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

As Brian Owen said in this morning's edition of the Argus, could a rich source of goals already be on Albion's books?

I've often wondered if Adrian Colunga was farmed out on loan prematurely. spending the greater part of last season at Granada. He didn't seem to fit into Sami Hyypia's strange system, and was always used sparingly, but for me, whenever he did play, he always seemed to have goals in him. It's true that he hasn't exactly set the world on fire with his performances whilst playing in Spain, but that could well be down to troublesome injury problems.

I have a nagging feeling, that should we decide to keep him, a fully fit Colunga, with a good pre-season behind him, could come up with quite a few goals, particularly if played just behind a new target man.

Had his chance, like the rest of them last season. showed nothing.

 

[Stat Brother]

Would be a decent choice, Hemed Zamora or Baldock

Hemed, Zamora, Baldock & O'Grady wouldn't really inspire any confidence.

Hemed, Zamora, Baldock & Brighton's 21st century answer to Paul Dickov (Keeping Albion so people on this board understand) would be brilliant.