I know we haven't seen much of him but what do people think so far? I like him a lot and think he was unlucky that their keeper pulled off a rare save after a quality move yesterday. Keep reminding myself that it took Chaz a few games to get the goals flowing when he joined. I have high hopes.
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I think he could become a dynamic player for us with down-the-road Prem League potential. Question becomes is he better off in a two-striker or lone striker formation. Suggest that's one question JFH should put to the test with the season that remains before embracing the one to come.Comment
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Looks classy to me. Looks really good on the ball and lightning quick. Once he gets a goal I think they will start flowing. Really like the look of him though.Comment
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Quick, sharp, eye for a good pass and I think will be a player once we settle and he's put with a regular partner.
I still feel the combination of him and Polter would be a successful one.
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Made some good runs off the ball on Saturday, but a/ that's a surprise to the rest of our team and b/ no one can pass well enough to find him!Comment
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Done a lot less than Polter, how many games has Washington played so far?
How many assists and goals to his name?Comment
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Theres a shed load of goals in a Washington/Polter partnership imho, they just need the service... Philips/Hoilet need replacing ASAP. Philips to inconsistent and Hoilets just generally $hit!!
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This might be harsh on Polter but I hope he becomes our 3rd choice striker. I do like him but I would like to see another striker come in to partner Washington who has a bit more championship experience. Polters perfect to come of the bench play cup matches and be relied upon when needed.
With the form we are in and Hoilett likely to be off in the summer JFH should be playing Naseer on the left week in week out imo. The boy look like he can cross the ball for starters.Comment
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Washington and roofe would be a good pairing for next season
This might be harsh on Polter but I hope he becomes our 3rd choice striker. I do like him but I would like to see another striker come in to partner Washington who has a bit more championship experience. Polters perfect to come of the bench play cup matches and be relied upon when needed.
With the form we are in and Hoilett likely to be off in the summer JFH should be playing Naseer on the left week in week out imo. The boy look like he can cross the ball for starters.You RsssssssComment
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2nd time you've asked that. I answered you yesterday: http://www.wearetherangersboys.com/f...23#post1519623Comment
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Wells from Huddersfield is a player I think we should add to our strike-force. Could do well alongside Wshinghton.QPR
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Havent seen enough of him yet as he hasnt had many minutes at LR. From what I have seen he looks like a promising acquisition. Once he gets his 1st goal hopefully he scores for fun. Still early days with himComment
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"Imagine a relationship that went wrong but you held on in there for years: that's what it is like supporting a football team. Your loyalty to a team can never die. Ties are stronger than they could ever be with a woman. If she goes and sleeps with your best mate, it's over. If the Rs' boss, Ian Holloway, slept with my best mate, QPR would still be my team. Even if many of the things that you loved about going to matches have gone - terraces, team shirts without sponsors and being able to smoke at grounds - you still stick with your team." - Peter Doherty.Comment
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