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I thought this at one stage, however he has a certain rashness about him and goes to ground a lot when making a tackle. I'm not sure he will be off, he still has a lot to learn and may well be exposed in the prem.
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Where do we still need to strengthen in January?
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I thought this at one stage, however he has a certain rashness about him and goes to ground a lot when making a tackle. I'm not sure he will be off, he still has a lot to learn and may well be exposed in the prem.
This imo is a given, imo ready now, will be in the team for a long time, they lads is quality
Marshy
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I have always thought Stephens is our best all round midfielder and will replace Gardner when fit clearly
As for a player who can find a pass when were 30 yards from goal.... i believe we have them already... we just never get that far up the pitch on a regular basis to see it !
The fans are just going to have to be patient with the pair of them I think.
Prior to his injury Stephens was becoming a real force in Centre midfield. Laid on three goals against Leicester, scored two of his own against Blackburn and Blackpool, I was very pleased with how he settled.
Given the severity of his injury it will be some time before he's back up to the pace again.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Pies. I realise we are world leaders in this respect, but there is the danger of complacency.
Got to keep pushing forwards in this regard. There's a solid base to build from of course, but pies can always be improved (except for the chilli con carne one, which is obviously perfect).
- Jan 3, 2012
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I really think that Pies are a serious undervalued part of our attempts to rule the football universe. Maybe we need songs about Pies.
spring hall convert
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We desperately need a right back capable of getting up and down the flank. I thought that before the season and and totally sure of it now.
BensGrandad
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If we can keep the squad we have now, plus the return of March and Stephens we would be ok for mid table, if we are aiming higher then we would need a creative midfielder and right back.
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
We need to strengthen in January on most Saturday afternoons, possibly a Friday evening and/or a Sunday afternoon too, and probably a couple of Tuesday evenings 
sir albion
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JFC is our best midfielder...That tells you just how bad it is.
Lifelong Supporter
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There is no way he will be going to the Premiership. His goals at the start of the year were a bonus but now they have dried up. How good is he really as a consistent central defender ? and what Premiership match day squad to you actually think he will be joining. To me a definite comment like that you must know. Go on tell us.. or are you just stirring. Course you are !!!! simple... You do not fool me son.
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The 1901 catering team from what I can gather.
Prince Monolulu
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As has been mentioned, crying out for a Gazza/Vicente creative ballplayer for that unseen reverse ball or deft flick over the top. Paddy looks capable yet there are evidently issues. Two-a-penny in The Championship!
Nobody said anything about reverse ball, deft flicks or any other signs of somebody touched by footballing greatness.
I just want some to collect the pass coming from our half, turn and pass it onto the goal rushing forward.
Not f*** about.
Not run into a blind alley.
Not pass it to the corner flag.
And certainly most definitely not shoot.
It's happened one and a half times this season, (sure the second one was 'agricultural') both against Bournemouth, both resulted in a goal.
Neither opportunity looked like they'd be missed.
As [MENTION=206]Marshy[/MENTION] said those players may already be in the team.
Hopefully they are, but for f***sake if you can score that easily, try it more than once.
BensGrandad
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Paddy is neither good enough or consistent enough to be our midfield supplier.