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Calders reaction to the second goal being conceded



Giraffe

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Did anyone else notice his reaction when we conceded the second goal? Never seen a substitute behave in this way ever.

Leapt to the touchline, shouting aggresively and waving his arms. Then went to back to the dug out and smashed his fist into the roof.

Jones and Oscar both just stood there, arms folded, not doing anything.

Which reaction showed who gives a toss the most.

Get Calders on the pitch or on the coaching staff. We need his passion badly.
 




JBenno

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Would prefer him to be involved playing at centre half with Upson.

Thought he has done this well on the couple of occasions he has been called upon due to injury etc.
 


kevo

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Oscar's apparent lack of passion on the touchline worries me. I know he is a phlegmatic character, but even so.
 














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Future Brighton Manager.

I think that is a distinct possibility although I think he will need to move Jones towel off the back of Oscar's sunbed first.


i would play him instead of bruno

So would I. Technically not as good, but makes up for it with attacking intent and flair. Would also give Lopez a rocket up his arse everytime he passed the ball backwards when in promising space!
 








brightonmark1234

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I think that is a distinct possibility although I think he will need to move Jones towel off the back of Oscar's sunbed first.




So would I. Technically not as good, but makes up for it with attacking intent and flair. Would also give Lopez a rocket up his arse everytime he passed the ball backwards when in promising space!
i would drop lopez
 




Gordon Bennett

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Having just seen a replay of the goals on BBC South East news (why do they only report on our games when we lose?!!) and noticed the way Bruno limply hung out a leg to block the shot for the first goal ('cos he went missing in the build up so lost his man!) I'm more convinced than ever that we need Calderon's passion and commitment.
 








keaton

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They are one and the same really. Calde and Bruno seem to share the same strenghts and weaknesses at right back.

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Calde doesn't bottle headers or tackles, and never looks half-arsed.
 


Publius Ovidius

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Oscar's apparent lack of passion on the touchline worries me. I know he is a phlegmatic character, but even so.

I think you just mean he is a miserable looking whatsit
 




JBenno

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Calde doesn't bottle headers or tackles, and never looks half-arsed.

I can't argue with that, but I never had Bruno down as lazy or a bottler to be fair? Does played with a more laid back style though I suppose.

I missed yesterdays game so can't comment on Bruno's performance yesterday, my opinion is that they both get undone by similar issues when coming up agaisnt pace.
 


kevo

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I think you just mean he is a miserable looking whatsit

I miss Gus, Charlie and Tanno's passion and enthusiasm for the club. Both Oscar and Nathan come across as rather dour. How many times do either of them even crack a smile?
 



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