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  • rangerforevereastcote
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    Originally posted by GaxZE
    just wish fans would back our players rather than slate them week in week out.

    what good does it do?

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  • QPR1234
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    just wish fans would back our players rather than slate them week in week out.

    what good does it do?

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  • hhrangers
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    Originally posted by Kirill
    You forgot to mention that he broke his leg.
    First sentence kirill haha

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  • 80sCasual
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    Originally posted by Yousef
    I trust Warnock.
    So do I Yousef, I just don't trust Hulse.

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  • Yousef
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    I trust Warnock.

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  • 80sCasual
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    Originally posted by hhrangers
    His confidence has taken a battering over the past 24 months since he broken his leg. I know for a fact he has doubted his ability since he broke his leg and feels as if he is past it. Maybe with some confidence he would be decent. He just needs the time.

    He seems very influential in the changing room after watching and reading interviews. I believe it was him who stood up as soon as Neil broke the news to the team Jamie had broken his leg and stated that everyone has to put 110% into ensuring he was a premier league player and we would win the league for him
    Easy to talk the talk, but can he walk the walk, no is my answer to that.
    Last edited by 80sCasual; 13-07-2011, 07:51 AM.

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  • Kirill
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    Originally posted by hhrangers
    His confidence has taken a battering over the past 24 months since he broken his leg. I know for a fact he has doubted his ability since he broke his leg and feels as if he is past it. Maybe with some confidence he would be decent. He just needs the time.

    He seems very influential in the changing room after watching and reading interviews. I believe it was him who stood up as soon as Neil broke the news to the team Jamie had broken his leg and stated that everyone has to put 110% into ensuring he was a premier league player and we would win the league for him
    You forgot to mention that he broke his leg.

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  • maccatwo
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    Our stikers are this season going to have more space and time compared to last season. Also unlike last season where we were the team to win against this season we not

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  • 80sCasual
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    Originally posted by vblockranger
    HH not much better either tbh
    Are you serious, HH scored some important goals for us last season, were you at Palace for example.

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  • Hoopla73
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    Hulse absolutely deserves another chance in pre-season.

    If we sign DJ and JB, then surely one of Agyemang or Hulse or HH will go out on loan?

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  • vblockranger
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    Originally posted by brightonr
    I hope the poor bloke isn't reading this then.
    poor love, hope we dont hurt his feelings

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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by hhrangers
    His confidence has taken a battering over the past 24 months since he broken his leg. I know for a fact he has doubted his ability since he broke his leg and feels as if he is past it. Maybe with some confidence he would be decent. He just needs the time.

    He seems very influential in the changing room after watching and reading interviews. I believe it was him who stood up as soon as Neil broke the news to the team Jamie had broken his leg and stated that everyone has to put 110% into ensuring he was a premier league player and we would win the league for him
    I hope the poor bloke isn't reading this then.

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  • qpr
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    I don't believe Hulse is crap, a mid table move to the championship would do him good

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  • hhrangers
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    His confidence has taken a battering over the past 24 months since he broken his leg. I know for a fact he has doubted his ability since he broke his leg and feels as if he is past it. Maybe with some confidence he would be decent. He just needs the time.

    He seems very influential in the changing room after watching and reading interviews. I believe it was him who stood up as soon as Neil broke the news to the team Jamie had broken his leg and stated that everyone has to put 110% into ensuring he was a premier league player and we would win the league for him

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  • davieqpr
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    Lets judge him after he's had proper pre season training.He never looked fit last year.
    Was his injury serious enough to finish him as agood player?Let's find out.At least he wants to play for us.

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