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[Football] Bissouma article in The Guardian
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Kalimantan Gull
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35,000 of us singing the Bissouma song should be pretty cool
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Almost a cult hero already. He's going to be some player - hopefully, for us.
theboybilly
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Some people seem to have made up their minds already but I'm firmly in the pro-Yves camp. He's getting better game by game.
- Apr 5, 2014
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'n my short career he is the best manager I’ve had. He’s a man who helps me understand things on a daily basis and never stops exploring ways for me to get better, not just in football but in life. He’s not just a coach, he’s like another father to me. When I first arrived there were some complications with my family getting visas and he went to fight for me. And when my wife and I had our first child, he sent a present and card to our house. And there are so many other things he’s done to help me. He’s very different to other managers I’ve had. They have all been good but he is great.'
Hughton out !
Hughton out !
Clearly Bissouma wants rid of Hughton as well. 
Barham's tash
Well-known member
Hmm his ringing endorsement of CH should leave a few people in no doubt as to what he brings to us. Fantastic to read.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Lovely paragraph about Chris Hughton.
Bissouma in Hughton; in.
Misplaced punctuation often matters.
Misplaced punctuation often matters.
studio150
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Let's hope Bissouma is doing his gig at the end of the game on Saturday.
If anyone had any doubt about Hughton, just read the esteem that he is held in by Bissouma
If anyone had any doubt about Hughton, just read the esteem that he is held in by Bissouma
Megazone
On his last warning
I thought Bissouma was a bit raw and inexperienced until I read that article.
Megazone
On his last warning
Disgraceful thing to do considering how young they were at the time.
Yves should be ashamed of abandoning them.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
- 8,434
Blimey a dad already....
You can see the magic in the way he just drifts past people . Still raw though , needs to realise when to release the ball and when not to shoot BUT going forward we should be looking to build a team round him ...
You can see the magic in the way he just drifts past people . Still raw though , needs to realise when to release the ball and when not to shoot BUT going forward we should be looking to build a team round him ...
SollysLeftFoot
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Do like this lad, he'll only get better. Some of his footwork in the first half was a joy to watch and felt like that's just what we need
I thought Bissouma was crap until he got rid of the orange hair. Now, I really enjoy watching him play and I am sure he will go a long way in football, hopefully under Hughton's guidance.
Hughton is a great manager and will take the team to new levels. Detractors should take a look at all the successful teams wjo have kept faith in their managers. Sean Dyche, Eddie Howe are managers of similar,probably lesser teams, and they are realistic about their chances in the Premier League.
People seem to forget we are on.y in our second Premier season. Give it another two or three seasons and we might just do a Leicester.
Hughton is a great manager and will take the team to new levels. Detractors should take a look at all the successful teams wjo have kept faith in their managers. Sean Dyche, Eddie Howe are managers of similar,probably lesser teams, and they are realistic about their chances in the Premier League.
People seem to forget we are on.y in our second Premier season. Give it another two or three seasons and we might just do a Leicester.
Shatner's Bassoon
The Puff Pastry Hangman
- Feb 12, 2012
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I found this strangely moving. He obviously loves that song.
Certainly looked like he did at Selhurst [emoji23][emoji23]
Normal Rob
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Bloody Hughton wasting his time on no-hopers.