[Football] March been let off the leash..........

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Solly was on fire in this position today, not surprising to me because he needs his creative nature to attack and not keep thinking about defending.


I hope we see this against the lower sides.


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It's only me then

 

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• Jan 20, 2018

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Yes looked good and deserved to start ahead of the other two.

 

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Yep, agreed. Solly had a fantastic 70 minutes. Got a bit tired at the end, but phenomenal for most of the game.

 

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Mouldy Boots said:

Solly was on fire in this position today, not surprising to me because he needs his creative nature to attack and not keep thinking about defending.


I hope we see this against the lower sides.


Like to speculate in one way or another

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He looked full of confidence today. He seemed to relish the role he was given, and was by far our best player.

 

Albion Dan

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• Jan 20, 2018

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Would have been much better with Baldock in that position imo. Shocking that CH didn’t make that change when he made the subs.


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• Jan 20, 2018

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You could see Solly March in the Thierry Henry role.
Winger turned forward, would be fantastic to see him in that role, given the chance.

 

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his first half was abysmal imho.....second half much better,

 

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He still has no confidence to go clear and put his foot down, keeps stopping.

 

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sydney said:

his first half was abysmal imho.....second half much better,

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His confidence definitely grew but his overall play in both halves was decent

 

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royceyboy said:

He looked full of confidence today. He seemed to relish the role he was given, and was by far our best player.

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Over schelotto? Really?? No didnt think so.

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I didn’t want him to start - but he was very good today

 

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An excellent outlet today.

 

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Think he’s been very average all season.

 

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Had no affect on the game first ten minutes. Then we're 2-0 down, and there's no point sitting back and keeping it tight so he gets to attack more. I wouldn't expect it to be something we do a lot, unless we're behind or dominating (a la West Ham away). Then when we went 3-0 it's like the entire team gave up. Certainly better than he has been of late.

 

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Acker79 said:

Had no affect on the game first ten minutes. Then we're 2-0 down, and there's no point sitting back and keeping it tight so he gets to attack more. I wouldn't expect it to be something we do a lot, unless we're behind or dominating (a la West Ham away). Then when we went 3-0 it's like the entire team gave up. Certainly better than he has been of late.

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Who did have any affect in the first few minutes, you wonder whether they warm up enough mentally and physically.

 

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Mouldy Boots said:

Who did have any affect in the first few minutes, you wonder whether they warm up enough mentally and physically.

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True, but it felt like it wasn't until the 8-10minute that I actually noticed he was on the pitch (when he was out-jumped and out-muscled for a ball on the half-way line, not the worst crime, but the first time I saw him get involved). I noticed most of the other players long before that. And like I said, after that he put in a performance that felt more positive than his recent ones.

 

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Much better, but his crossing is still dodgy and he should have played Schelotto in with a simple pass which would have resulted in an clear chance.

 

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Solly was even show boating at one point, he had a swagger and Chelski struggled with him, what could he do against a lesser side ?

He was left he was right he was f**king dynamite.

 

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Acker79 said:

(when he was out-jumped and out-muscled for a ball on the half-way line, not the worst crime, but the first time I saw him get involved).

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The out jumped incident i didn't see but it was a rarity today IMO he looked as strong as an OX