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 merganser  11 Dec 16 8.43pm |
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Cometh the hour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould. Edited by merganser (12 Dec 2016 10.49pm)
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cardiff eagle  11 Dec 16 8.47pm |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould. Can't remember the home match he started but he was the worst player on the pitch. Lots of running but pointless as kept giving the ball away and kicking it out. Was hideous. Not the answer IMO but nor are many of pardews signings tbh!
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| sotac464 Berkshire 11 Dec 16 9.07pm |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould.
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Pierre  Purley 11 Dec 16 11.28pm |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould. I don't think your wishes will come true by Wednesday night even though it is pantomime season! But I am sure he will have a starring role on Jan 7th as Wishy Washy in the FA cup game at Bolton.
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| Bangell Oxford 11 Dec 16 11.30pm |
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Championship quality through and through.
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 12 Dec 16 8.51am |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould. Blimey, when did he change from a Championship standard, lightweight fringe player then?
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| cpfc1976 Reading 12 Dec 16 11.05am |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould.
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| eanwatson London 12 Dec 16 11.23am |
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Unsure myself. He won't break through, squad player though
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| Goldfiinger Just down the road 12 Dec 16 8.51pm |
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I'd like to see him given a shot on the left wing. If Andros is dragging his feet I think Lee could surprise us. Really want to see him kick on this year with some game time. Think he's better than some think.
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| OldFella London 12 Dec 16 9.54pm |
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Originally posted by merganser
Cometh the cour, cometh the man . . . In my view, that man is Chungy. He was warming up on the touchline throughout the match at Hull, but AP never brought him on. Bad mistake. He would have brought much-needed energy, creativity and tenacity to our play. I am confident he would have disrupted Hull's control of the game, and we would have gone to win at a canter. I would like to see him start v Man U - just the sort player to nullify the threat of their midfield stars and feed chances to our friends not-runners. He is such a versatile, intelligent player that I would even consider him as a replacement wing back in the Souare mould. Thanks Mrs Chung. We'll make our own minds up if that's alright with you.
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ThatPetrolRelation  Ottawa 12 Dec 16 10.03pm |
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I'm dubious, he's had a couple of games when he's looked on, otherwise he's been invisible. But since Townsend's been invisible too, I'd give Chungy a start and let our England International stew on the bench. Maybe it will motivate him. His stepovers may be more effective on Manu if Chungy tires them out in the first half. But what else can Pards do. Start Mutch? Sigh.
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| merganser 14 Dec 16 11.30pm |
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Glad to see him start. He played well and was always in the thick of the action. Also impressed with Ward, Kelly and Hennessy. Edited by merganser (14 Dec 2016 11.31pm) Edited by merganser (15 Dec 2016 9.27am)
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