Wigan fans waxing lyrical about Rohan Ince on their fans forum the 'Wiganer'....

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Jun 28, 2010

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Hassocks

• Nov 24, 2013

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Always interesting to see how opposition fans view your own players.

Potentially alongside Bridcutt and Crofts for the rest of the season greatly excites me. It's ironic that injuries to others have given him the game time so far this season when otherwise he probably would not have been given the chance.

 

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Finchley Seagull

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Bring back Bryan wade!! said:

Always interesting to see how opposition fans view your own players.

Potentially alongside Bridcutt and Crofts for the rest of the season greatly excites me. It's ironic that injuries to others have given him the game time so far this season when otherwise he probably would not have been given the chance.

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Similar to Navarro's injury leading to signing Bridcutt. Football is funny like that sometimes.

 

Notters

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• Nov 24, 2013

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http://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?290529-Rohan-Ince

 

Paris

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Jul 17, 2010

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• Nov 24, 2013

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Ince could become our Patrick Viera.

 

symyjym

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• Nov 24, 2013

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He always seems to win a 50 50 header as well, and that is priceless to have a midfield player who is good in the air as well as being good on his feet.

 

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Mo Gosfield

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I've been hugely impressed with him apart from a strangely poor display at Yeovil ( can only assume he was off colour ) He has a commanding presence and seems to be getting better and better.

 

Uncle C

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Mo Gosfield said:

( can only assume he was off colour )

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You cant say that!

 

Trigger

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Reminds me of Sol Campbell when he comes bounding forward with the ball.

 

gripper stebson

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Uncle C said:

You cant say that!

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loco61

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this is great news, i have only been to one game this year v newport county, he wasnt that good but you could see the potential !

 

Baldseagull

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When I saw him against Crawley pre season you could see the ability but also some naivety, I am really pleased he is doing so well now. It is always more pleasing to bring a young unknown player through than buy an experienced one, apart from being so much better for the club finances.

 

symyjym

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Baldseagull said:

When I saw him against Crawley pre season you could see the ability but also some naivety, I am really pleased he is doing so well now. It is always more pleasing to bring a young unknown player through than buy an experienced one, apart from being so much better for the club finances.

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Completely agree, the joy is witnessing the development of players as well as the team.

 

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Springal

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And well done Gus for snapping him up!

 

symyjym

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Springal said:

And well done Gus for snapping him up!

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Ince was a Burke signing not Gus's

 

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Surport Local Team

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looking forward to watching him develop

 

Thunder Bolt

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symyjym said:

Ince was a Burke signing not Gus's

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Don't you think it was probably both considering Bridcutt came from the same 'stable'?

 

symyjym

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Thunder Bolt said:

Don't you think it was probably both considering Bridcutt came from the same 'stable'?

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Not necessarily, he came in as development in Feb and Gus wanted to go in March. Unless you know otherwise I don't make that connection because Gus would have been too busy to get involved in recruiting anyone other than a full squad member.

 

Thunder Bolt

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symyjym said:

Not necessarily, he came in as development in Feb and Gus wanted to go in March. Unless you know otherwise I don't make that connection because Gus would have been too busy to get involved in recruiting anyone other than a full squad member.

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I might be guessing but he had contacts at Chelsea who alerted him to Bridcutt, he may not have had to do much recruiting. Who knows?

 

TheMajor

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symyjym said:

He always seems to win a 50 50 header as well, and that is priceless to have a midfield player who is good in the air as well as being good on his feet.

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I agree. But only a few weeks ago someone of here was slagging him off for never winning a header.

 

Tom Bombadil

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• Nov 24, 2013

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Good luck to the kid, he's obviously working hard and willing to learn, I can think of a fair few players who did neither.