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  • trumpet trousers
    Apprentice
    • Dec 2010
    • 116

    #1

    Could adel handle the Prem?

    He no doubt has the ability to produce a match winning performance in any division accross the world, but I feel he will lose you plenty of games as well at a higher level. His downfall is giving the ball away far too often and against good sides we will get punished alot more often.

    He is far from the finished article and unless he can improve certain aspects of his game (tracking back and less roy of the rovers runs) then I feel he maybe best used as a "squad"/impact sub player.

    Would not be too disappointed if he were to go abroad in the summer and we replaced him with Jimmy Bullard. Experience, match winner, grafter and probably for sale in the summer if Hull don't go up
  • DeepcutHoop
    Gold Seat
    • Dec 2009
    • 6965

    #2
    Originally posted by trumpet trousers
    He no doubt has the ability to produce a match winning performance in any division accross the world, but I feel he will lose you plenty of games as well at a higher level. His downfall is giving the ball away far too often and against good sides we will get punished alot more often.

    He is far from the finished article and unless he can improve certain aspects of his game (tracking back and less roy of the rovers runs) then I feel he maybe best used as a "squad"/impact sub player.

    Would not be too disappointed if he were to go abroad in the summer and we replaced him with Jimmy Bullard. Experience, match winner, grafter and probably for sale in the summer if Hull don't go up
    I don't think it's a problem we'll have to worry about to be honest.

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    • DelTrotter
      Silver Seat
      • Jul 2010
      • 3424

      #3
      Originally posted by trumpet trousers
      He no doubt has the ability to produce a match winning performance in any division accross the world, but I feel he will lose you plenty of games as well at a higher level. His downfall is giving the ball away far too often and against good sides we will get punished alot more often.

      He is far from the finished article and unless he can improve certain aspects of his game (tracking back and less roy of the rovers runs) then I feel he maybe best used as a "squad"/impact sub player.

      Would not be too disappointed if he were to go abroad in the summer and we replaced him with Jimmy Bullard. Experience, match winner, grafter and probably for sale in the summer if Hull don't go up
      Clueless.

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      • Yousef
        Gold Seat
        • Jul 2009
        • 9553

        #4
        Not for the time being but If we get propmoted and he stays, I believe he can handle the Premier league because he is currently learning. I saw a completely different and much improved Taarabt during the Swansea game specifically his passing and playing for the squad.
        Last edited by Yousef; 28-12-2010, 09:39 AM.
        QPR fan since1987

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        • dangould
          Apprentice
          • Mar 2009
          • 234

          #5
          Originally posted by trumpet trousers
          He no doubt has the ability to produce a match winning performance in any division accross the world, but I feel he will lose you plenty of games as well at a higher level. His downfall is giving the ball away far too often and against good sides we will get punished alot more often.

          He is far from the finished article and unless he can improve certain aspects of his game (tracking back and less roy of the rovers runs) then I feel he maybe best used as a "squad"/impact sub player.

          Would not be too disappointed if he were to go abroad in the summer and we replaced him with Jimmy Bullard. Experience, match winner, grafter and probably for sale in the summer if Hull don't go up
          ...what a great idea i bet Warnock has been trying to set up a deal all season to arrange a swop Bullard for Adel, remind me how many times has Bullard played in the last 4 seasons ? Adel is a wonderful talent his good play outweighs his bad play.

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          • trumpet trousers
            Apprentice
            • Dec 2010
            • 116

            #6
            Originally posted by dangould
            ...what a great idea i bet Warnock has been trying to set up a deal all season to arrange a swop Bullard for Adel, remind me how many times has Bullard played in the last 4 seasons ? Adel is a wonderful talent his good play outweighs his bad play.
            he has had knee problems but is over them and back in the hull side. If he can stay fit this season and free from injury then definitly would be a realistic purchase and a tremendous addition to the team.

            Adel is a talent as i have said and his good play outweighs his bad in this division, just feel he may get exposed in the prem.

            What was his record for spurs in the prem?

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            • trumpet trousers
              Apprentice
              • Dec 2010
              • 116

              #7
              Originally posted by DelTrotter
              Clueless.
              Thanks for taking the time to write such a sensible and detailed response

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              • oldhoop
                Silver Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 3467

                #8
                Originally posted by trumpet trousers
                Thanks for taking the time to write such a sensible and detailed response


                Not the most eloquent or detailed response perhaps. But he does have a point!!!!!
                oldhoop

                The Bread Mans Blue and White Army

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                • superhoop67
                  Silver Seat
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 3782

                  #9
                  Ican see both sides of arguement , but AT is now starting to mature [only 21] , so next season i feel we will be watching a genuine Superstar in the prem
                  Football played the Charlie Ferris way

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                  • G.T.P

                    #10
                    i really dont think any club in the premiership we would risk buying him and playing him yet. hes to inconsistent and he would be far to much of a luxury for any of the lower half clubs.
                    if we went up cos of him then we would play him cos hes the reason we are likely to go up, and would be our main star.
                    but could you imagine him against a side like arsenal last night, and playing like he has done on tv so far this year? we would of got hammered by more than 10 id guess.

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                    • W6hoops

                      #11
                      it would take a while to help him find his feet. He would not get so much space. In spain and italy he would. But i think he`ll do ok in prem. They`ll try and kick the sh1t outta him.

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                      • sirpiechucker
                        Gold Seat
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 5079

                        #12
                        Depends who his manager is. You'd have thought someone like Redknapp would have had success with him but couldn't tame him. There are lots of managers who would struggle to fit him into their plans and deal with his petulance.

                        Right now he is with the right manager and with the right team.

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                        • stainrodisalegend
                          Platinum Seat
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 13624

                          #13
                          No way would I swap Adel for Bullard but as you suggest if Bullard does stay fit and Hull don't go up (they are starting to splash the cash) he would be worth looking at if available at a knock down price as a very good player when fit (which alas isn't often).

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                          • JonDoeman
                            Silver Seat
                            • Dec 2010
                            • 1405

                            #14
                            Originally posted by stainrodisalegend
                            No way would I swap Adel for Bullard but as you suggest if Bullard does stay fit and Hull don't go up (they are starting to splash the cash) he would be worth looking at if available at a knock down price as a very good player when fit (which alas isn't often).
                            He will not stay fit ever again, he's FFfffffffff keD!

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                            • Rich
                              Silver Seat
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 3412

                              #15
                              Taarabt will get alot more time in the Prem and will improve his decision making on when to dribble and when to pass. A fit Bullard would be good too.

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