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Ince impressive debut
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We're the Stripes
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Sounds like he did alright, given it was his first appearance for several months.
Regarding his half-time withdrawal, Jokanovic is a very proactive manager when it comes to changing things around tactically, so nothing unusual there. (though obviously it's in our interests that it's not a recurring theme)
Regarding his half-time withdrawal, Jokanovic is a very proactive manager when it comes to changing things around tactically, so nothing unusual there. (though obviously it's in our interests that it's not a recurring theme)
Could become a midfield general there with confidence??Pogue Mahone
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I have never heard of a player having an impressive debut being substituted at half time, whether the manager is pro-active or not. Bizarre behaviour, and hardly likely to give a player confidence.
If I were Ince, I would be disappointed and confused.
If I were Ince, I would be disappointed and confused.
Cadiz Seagull
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Didn't do FDM any harm
Albion in the north
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Marked as an 8/10
Seems pretty encouraging to me
http://www.london24.com/sport/footb...trikers_come_up_short_in_derby_draw_1_4408667
Seems pretty encouraging to me
http://www.london24.com/sport/footb...trikers_come_up_short_in_derby_draw_1_4408667
Pogue Mahone
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That was also weird, but Adams didn't come out and say he had played well. He was quite critical, if I remember correctly, as you'd expect a manager to be when subbing a player at half time on his debut.
Seriously, how can you get an 8/10 but not be kept on beyond 45 minutes?
Crofts is better going forward and presumably the club were planning on getting someone like Sidwell in, so Ince wasn't going to get many chances, and since Ince is still young and a decent prospect it's better for us if he gets game time elsewhere than gets frustrated watching us play. We also save a bit of money while he plays elsewhere, which probably comes in useful.
GT49er
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He was quite impressive for us at first too. I was going to say he was in the last chance saloon as far as his Albion career is concerned, but actually I think it would be more accurate to say he's at a crossroads. He might get himself in the shop window and generate a decent move somewhere, or he may return to us a more developed player and have a role to play at the Amex. Or this may just be the start of a drift down the divisions.
Hope it works out well for the lad.
(Fairly encouraging feedback from the links in this thread).
Hope it works out well for the lad.
(Fairly encouraging feedback from the links in this thread).
Largely +ve on Fulham forum
http://www.friendsoffulham.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=1j1prp41od2njaaapqj0i8t406&topic=52551.0
http://www.friendsoffulham.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=1j1prp41od2njaaapqj0i8t406&topic=52551.0
GT49er
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Hardly a mention of him on there really. OK, nothing negative, I'll agree.
Weretheweststand
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Another thing, if he can help them to take points of other teams for us then it an only benefit us, he almost certainly wouldn't have played a part here with Sidwell coming in, and already he's helped fulham to take 2 points off one of our promotion rivals... (I know he may not have been the sole reason for the draw, but still), it can only end positively IMO
sydney
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he has looked pretty average when given his chances this season.......needs game time and ch obviously not keen.