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Best performance of the regular season by an opposing player
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Papa Lazarou
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Both of these stand out, yes. I would have to be Wood for me - he was on fire.
chucky1973
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Charlton defence and keeper
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The keeper was solid and probably the best keeper we came up against. Nevertheless, how they kept us out remains a mystery.
Vydra for me. Unstoppable that day.
Brighton Breezy
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Chalobah for Watford.
Seagull1989
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- Oct 31, 2011
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Vydra for Watford was outstanding. Think Carlos Edwards for Ipswich played really well against us.
shaolinpunk
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Alex Bogdan
Sergei's Celebration
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Bolasie in the away game in December.
ryans father
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Is the correct answer
And another vote from me.
Another for Carlos Edwards. He was outstanding in that game.
spring hall convert
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Another for Bogdan
Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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Nathaniel Chalobah took us apart, but Vydra got the glory. For me, those two were the most outstanding performances by opposition players at the Amex.
Adam Bogdan's performance is the luckiest by any footballer in history. He had no idea what was happening, as per his usual standard, and the ball kept hitting him. Sheer jam.
I put John Stones, Dan Harding, David Gonzalez and Roger Johnson in the "Most hopeless opponent" award category.
Finally, I would like to recognise the sheer uselessness of Gary MacKenzie of Blackpool, all around him was chaos and he had LITERALLY no idea what to do about it. He is the most lost a footballer has ever looked to me. Atleast The Hawk knew what he wanted to do, he just wasn't good enough to do it.
Adam Bogdan's performance is the luckiest by any footballer in history. He had no idea what was happening, as per his usual standard, and the ball kept hitting him. Sheer jam.
I put John Stones, Dan Harding, David Gonzalez and Roger Johnson in the "Most hopeless opponent" award category.
Finally, I would like to recognise the sheer uselessness of Gary MacKenzie of Blackpool, all around him was chaos and he had LITERALLY no idea what to do about it. He is the most lost a footballer has ever looked to me. Atleast The Hawk knew what he wanted to do, he just wasn't good enough to do it.
ThePolishJig
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- Mar 21, 2013
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I agree aswell.
severnside gull
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agree with that
supaseagull
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Easy for me...Jack Wilshere