Adel Eze

[72bus]

doubt if we'll see another adel on his day unplayable on his off days terrible , eze , promising but the modern midfielder has to do a lot more without the ball

[hal9thou]

Adel Stan and Rodders were the three most naturally gifted I've seen down the bush. All different. Adel and Rodney were both physically strong on the ball, not easy to disposess.

If anything Eze is a bit more like Stan than the other two, although I'm not sure if he has the close control skill that Stan had, maybe but maybe not. Of those four Rodney was the most natural striker, and certianly the best in the air. Adel's strength was creating space, more an AMF.

Feels far too much like tempting fate comparing the boy to any of them.

[Alanwycombe]

Adel Stan and Rodders were the three most naturally gifted I've seen down the bush. All different. Adel and Rodney were both physically strong on the ball, not easy to disposess.

If anything Eze is a bit more like Stan than the other two, although I'm not sure if he has the close control skill that Stan had, maybe but maybe not. Of those four Rodney was the most natural striker, and certianly the best in the air. Adel's strength was creating space, more an AMF.

Feels far too much like tempting fate comparing the boy to any of them.

Would agree with that. As far as strength goes Stan may not have looked like the perfect physical specimen but remember he played against some real dirty b'stards who were always out to injure him because he made them look stupid. One busted ankle apart he was rarely injured.

[Buffalo]

Would agree with that. As far as strength goes Stan may not have looked like the perfect physical specimen but remember he played against some real dirty b'stards who were always out to injure him because he made them look stupid. One busted ankle apart he was rarely injured.

Was that the broken leg at Bristol City Al? I was there and it was horrible. #######s left him in the car park for ages before the ambulance came too.

[Alanwycombe]

Was that the broken leg at Bristol City Al? I was there and it was horrible. #######s left him in the car park for ages before the ambulance came too.

Yes, scandalous. Can you imagine that these days?

[Buffalo]

Unbelievable Jeff.

[qprjeff1882]

Unbelievable Jeff.

I know it is

[Shepherds Mush]

doubt if we'll see another adel on his day unplayable on his off days terrible

Not many QPR players that I've seen have been that capable of dictating and winning a game on their own.

[swede]

I’m f_cking Nostradamus

[qpr]

I wish people would stop comparing them, Adel was OUTSTANDING!

[SheepRanger]

I wish people would stop comparing them, Adel was OUTSTANDING!

Yes, for one season and was instrumental in our promotion. The rest of the time he was a complete liability and brought shame to the term 'professional footballer'

[CroydonCaptainJack]

It's becoming a reasonable comparison.

[superhoop67]

He reminds me more of Bowles/Peter Beardsley style of player ,with his passing

[rodman]

It's becoming a reasonable comparison.

Not yet its not, not by a long way. And I was a massive critic of Adel.

Every time Adel got the ball he would look to make something happen, more often than not on his own, but he created that spark of excitement within you every time he got that ball.

Eze however more often than not simply passes it to the nearest player or knocks it sideways or backwards.
Occasionally he does something creative or special and we are a good side when he's on form.
But he's deffo not in the same league when it comes to excitement.

Adel on his day was unstoppable, truly a match winner all on his own. Eze, as good as he is, and I hope he gets better, isn't even close to Adel.

What I will say is that Eze is much more of a team player than Adel could ever be and if I had to choose one of the two it would probably be Eze for this reason.

Adel was infuriatingly selfish at the best of times and I prefer team players.

Do miss the excitement Adel would create though.

[Bill]

Just enjoy while we can 5th in the league

Happy days