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  • Shepherds Mush
    Platinum Seat
    • Nov 2012
    • 10325

    #1

    Jermaine Jenas

    For me, has to be first choice alongside Joey in the centre until the end of the season.
  • Rangers77
    Platinum Seat
    • Aug 2012
    • 11808

    #2
    Hamstring permitting......

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    • MattyRangers
      Slimmer of The Year
      • Jun 2011
      • 24914

      #3
      Credit where it's due the bloke has been much improved recently and I agree (if fit) he is to start in the middle with Joey & Ravel just in front. Last 3 games we have looked pretty good with that set up.
      You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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      • West Acton
        CCG
        • Dec 2009
        • 21475

        #4
        Said this two weeks ago there the best midfield pairing that we have. Jenas is actually a decent player when he is playing week in week out

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        • lymehoop
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 7380

          #5
          you won't hear me say a bad word about the midfield maestro
          I must away now, I can no longer tarry
          This morning's tempest I have to cross
          I must be guided without a stumble
          Into the arms I love the most

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          • brightonr
            Banned
            • Mar 2009
            • 10922

            #6
            Originally posted by West Acton
            Said this two weeks ago there the best midfield pairing that we have. Jenas is actually a decent player when he is playing week in week out
            Playing regularly is the key. Constant chopping and changing of both personnel and playing style will never help anyone. If they know what they should be doing most of the time and who with, performances will improve.

            All boils down to poor management in my opinion. When you have so many old midfielders, you lessen the chance of stability in that vital area. Hence it affects both the defence and our attacking options.

            Still a chance of it happening mind.

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            • Shepherds Mush
              Platinum Seat
              • Nov 2012
              • 10325

              #7
              Originally posted by brightonr
              Playing regularly is the key. Constant chopping and changing of both personnel and playing style will never help anyone. If they know what they should be doing most of the time and who with, performances will improve.
              Spot on.

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              • Yousef
                Gold Seat
                • Jul 2009
                • 9553

                #8
                Agree he has improved lately. Hope his injury isn't serious and he returns soon.
                QPR fan since1987

                @yousef_qpr

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                • Shania
                  C Club
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 23696

                  #9
                  Originally posted by brightonr
                  Playing regularly is the key. Constant chopping and changing of both personnel and playing style will never help anyone. If they know what they should be doing most of the time and who with, performances will improve.

                  All boils down to poor management in my opinion. When you have so many old midfielders, you lessen the chance of stability in that vital area. Hence it affects both the defence and our attacking options.

                  Still a chance of it happening mind.

                  This has cost us badly this season.IMO.
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