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 Mstrobez  02 May 14 8.13am |
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This is an absolutely ridiculous thread.
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| thechaddyboy Peterborough 02 May 14 8.17am |
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Better still have both Wilf & Punch & really stick it to them next season
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| miles18 Telford 02 May 14 8.41am |
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Punch can do it in the Prem and Wilf can't yet. Punch at the moment is a better player.
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EagleRider  Seasalter, Kent 02 May 14 8.52am |
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I'll repeat what a few people have said already: Doesn't matter who's better. Let's have 'em both, then! Puncheon, Jedinak, Ledley, Wilf in midfield would be a ghastly sight for any defense trying to clear the ball
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| miles18 Telford 02 May 14 9.05am |
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Quote EagleRider at 02 May 2014 8.52am
I'll repeat what a few people have said already: Doesn't matter who's better. Let's have 'em both, then! Puncheon, Jedinak, Ledley, Wilf in midfield would be a ghastly sight for any defense trying to clear the ball
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| paperhat croydon 02 May 14 9.12am |
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Quote Gribbo at 01 May 2014 10.52pm
Wilf great last season outstanding in the play offs and will always be loved for that. Punch playing a division up, scoring goals for fun in key 1-0 3-point wins, and with the great TPs influence puts in a shift for the team when on the backfoot. Could never see Wilf doing that - didn't do it for Man U, not doing it for Cardiff. Wilf has a lot to do to match JP's work rate, and JP never goes missing in the 90 minutes. Can remember towards the end of last season in Holloway's darkest days, you would sometimes forget Wilf was on the pitch. JP always there and always a threat. Definitely in my starting 11 for next year. Well done Jason - you proved a lot of people wrong. 1) Wilf never got the chance for Man Utd. so how can you judge him on non existant performances? As for playing for Cardiff, that shower would make Ronaldo look sh1t. 2) you seem to forget how ineffective Puncheon ws at the start, how he couldn't control a football let alone score. 3) As for never going missing during 90 minutes, are you kidding me? see point 2 above. During his early tenure he was positively invisible at times. 4) Funnilly enough, now his confidence is up, Punch is a threat alot of the time, as was Wilf when he was on a high. Remeber the Playoffs Vs Brighton, thats right, Wilf was sh1t then wasnt he?
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| ambrose7 Croydon 02 May 14 11.09am |
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Quote paulose17 at 01 May 2014 11.50pm
Quote Gribbo at 01 May 2014 10.52pm
Wilf great last season outstanding in the play offs and will always be loved for that. Punch playing a division up, scoring goals for fun in key 1-0 3-point wins, and with the great TPs influence puts in a shift for the team when on the backfoot. Could never see Wilf doing that - didn't do it for Man U, not doing it for Cardiff. Wilf has a lot to do to match JP's work rate, and JP never goes missing in the 90 minutes. Can remember towards the end of last season in Holloway's darkest days, you would sometimes forget Wilf was on the pitch. JP always there and always a threat. Definitely in my starting 11 for next year. Well done Jason - you proved a lot of people wrong.
That's very, very harsh and quite unfounded on Puncheon's part. On Wilf's part, you could very easily argue that once he secured his United deal, he put his feet up until about April and suddenly decided to wake up again for the play-offs. I'm not sure that's true, and it seemed he was carrying an injury, but I certainly wouldn't be putting Wilf in the Aki/Hughes class or Punch in the Julian Gray class. Much of a much.
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| adrianjacob bournemouth 02 May 14 11.19am |
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Quote miles18 at 02 May 2014 9.05am
Quote EagleRider at 02 May 2014 8.52am
I'll repeat what a few people have said already: Doesn't matter who's better. Let's have 'em both, then! Puncheon, Jedinak, Ledley, Wilf in midfield would be a ghastly sight for any defense trying to clear the ball
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| EagleRider Seasalter, Kent 02 May 14 11.34am |
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Bolasie's a guy who could shift up front if needed, like Michu did for Swansea last year. It's all theoretical and moot anyway isn't it? I don't imagine ManU's new manager selling back a guy just because Moyes didn't find him useful before getting the sack.
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| paperhat croydon 02 May 14 11.39am |
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Quote EagleRider at 02 May 2014 11.34am
Bolasie's a guy who could shift up front if needed, like Michu did for Swansea last year. It's all theoretical and moot anyway isn't it? I don't imagine ManU's new manager selling back a guy just because Moyes didn't find him useful before getting the sack.
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| silvertop Portishead 02 May 14 11.44am |
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Give Wilf to Pulis for a full pre-season. IF he adapts to and thrives under the new regime he will be a force of nature. All the positives you see in Punch will be expressed with interest through Wilf. Unfortunately, I can't see Man U wanting to sell; us being able to afford the buy-back cost; or Wilf wanting to come back.
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| manosdedios 02 May 14 11.45am |
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What an absolutely ridiculous thread! 2 completely different players. I don't even know where to begin...Puncheon doesn't go missing!? F*** me I don't think I even realised we had a player called Puncheon until he put that penalty out the ground at White Hart Lane. He has scored important goals of late, but let's not get carried away here. Wilf is in a completely different league.
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