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[Yousef]

Let's just hope that Harry has a word with him about showboating in dangerous positions as his strengths (superbly skillful and relaxed) may well become his weakness ( nonchalant )

For the real tough games should we look at Ned playing centre back with Dunne, Clint at left back and Hughes at right back - would be poor going forward but very tough and uncompromising defensively

Yes I fancy Ned with Dunne. Hill did well at the begining of the season as LB but he is slow in coming back If he goes forward.

[Gerryhatrick]

Couple of spurs fans I know reckon he's pony, and don't want him back.

For me he has ability, but doesn't look like he wants to put in any effort and seems to be only giving 80%, and shows no real passion for the cause. Perhaps playing alongside Clint and his work ethic, some of this attitude might rub off eventually.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Rumours on twitter sherwood wants him back immediately after watching the whole of the burnley game on tape last night.

[Yousef]

Rumours on twitter sherwood wants him back immediately after watching the whole of the burnley game on tape last night.

[Hitman34]

great player, lucky to have him. plenty of other players has cost us more goals this season than him.

would love us to sign him on a parm if possible.

[Lunar Jetman]

One bad game does not mean a bad player...

[Kevin Mcleod]

One bad game does not mean a bad player...

Agree, but that wasnt a bad game, that was an awful game.

[winalotto]

He's just not a "Put it in row Z" type of player , sometimes you just got to clear the ball and defend the throw on or corner , but he is still the top left back in this league and real quality, does come across as hard work though, ignored Hill when he was having a pop at him, stormed off at the end with the hump , but would be in my team every day of the week.

[Kevin Mcleod]

I know im probably in a minority of one here, nut indont rate him anywhere as highly as most people do on here.

[Jeems]

Read this snippet about him, made me chuckle:

Rafael van der Vaart had just signed and I was next to him. So Benni was shaking hands and when he got to Rafa, he shook his hand, stood still and looked at him. And then he asked me in French: 'Who's that?' I said: 'It's Van der Vaart.'

"Benni said: 'OK, nice to meet you.' Harry [Redknapp, the Spurs manager] had to explain. He told Rafa: 'Don't worry, he doesn't know who you are, he doesn't know anything about football, but he's a great player.'"

[Bill]

As said above by others he's not lazy for me his problem is he always wants to keep possession but sometimes you just need to put the ball in the stands

If in doubt put it out