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These are the sort of comments I used for Done but was told Doney was crap? Not by you but.....just saying.Can only put it down to youthful ignorance
Fast pacy players catch the eye much like a Fisher price toy but the more discerning knowledgeable football supporter will see the effectiveness both offensively and defensively of a player on his teammates and oppononents
Hanson does a job ,when he came in teams had sussed how to play us and even against the teams we were outplaying we were wasting chance after chance and not getting our just rewards
The manager decided that what was needed was James Hanson and I don't think it's any coincidence the ship has been steadied since he came in and we have looked much more clinical
27 goals.About time we tipped our hat at billy here. Everyone said don't change Done because we're winning, don't change lavery because we are winning. Hanson steadied the ship and Clarke finished the job.
The one constantly throughout
Billy Sharp
Take a fucking bow son
Far from it Danny. As I have said on other threads, pleased to see him actually start to make a positive contribution to our season. It took him a while, and maybe this was indeed more down to fitness / injuries than anything else, but also let's not kid ourselves he wasn't poor at the start.
Far from it Danny. As I have said on other threads, pleased to see him actually start to make a positive contribution to our season. It took him a while, and maybe this was indeed more down to fitness / injuries than anything else, but also let's not kid ourselves he wasn't poor at the start.
Tufty rates him, I'm still undecided, even now during a purple patch.
But there is no doubting 5 in 4, even in this totally dominant side,is impressive.
Well done Leon.
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I would also have put my mortgage on that 4 weeks ago.Fair play to him he's done the business and no one can take that away from him.
I personally have doubts also, there is a reason he always finds his way back to League One and I expect he'll be back in League One before the end of next season.
I would also have put my mortgage on that 4 weeks ago.
Tufty rates him. Tufty knows more than me !
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I've always liked him as a player and I think he can certainly play a big part next season, probably not as a regular starter but certainly off the bench and starting 10 - 15 games. His finishing is arguably the best at the club and even though he's 32 he looks and plays like he is in his peak as opposed to on his way out. Long gone are his overweight days like he had at they Sty!
Well done Leon.
I didn't see it mentioned outright above but not only were they finished with either foot but both were first time finishes too. No second touch to get the ball under control.
That impressed me also as much as his overall performance.
Another one Chris got bang on.
Look at his left footed goal at Chesterfield.... and the one at Northampton.... and the one yesterday. And then look at that superb volley at Vale with his right.
How the hell are you supposed to tell what his stronger foot is?! He even dribbles with both feet too. I think he's genuinely naturally two footed.
This alone makes him an asset. He can receive the ball on either side and score a goal.
Add that to his physical condition - he appears to be in his prime despite being 32 - and there's no way he's going anywhere next season. He's staying put.
And under a manager like Wilder who will keep him focused, there's nothing to say he won't surprise a few people and have a big impact in the Championship.
Tufty rates him. Tufty knows more than me !
]I would also have put my mortgage on that 4 weeks ago.
Tufty rates him. Tufty knows more than me !
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The mistake I've made with Leon is having a perception he's a target man. He isn't. In fact he's rubbish at it.Fair play to you DronnieBlade for admitting that.
Does the same apply with Hanson, or is Tufty still clueless on that score?
The mistake I've made with Leon is having a perception he's a target man. He isn't. In fact he's rubbish at it.
I remain to be convinced, for a whole host of reasons, he and Billy can work well together. However, I also concede now that it could, played in the right way, be somewhat effective.
Hanson is a different kettle of fish tbh. I remain uber sceptical.
Even if Tufty says so !!!
Clarke has done well in recent games. He needs to keep it up. Time will tell if he is able. 4 good / decent games ain't much to go on. IMHO. If he slips back to the form shown previously, he won't last too long !!Fair enough for admitting your 'mistake' but saying 'somewhat effective' seems a bit weasel words given the goal scoring in the last few games.
Surely the proof is there in the stats. We haven't lost since Hanson joined and his initial impetus (when Clarke and Chapman were unavailable), has helped move us on to another level. For that reason alone, you have to place 100% faith in CW.
Sorry, but in my book you back Wilder and his judgement, or you don't.
Leon was always going to be a top player at this level. It's just really unfortunate he hasnt been able to get going until the end of the season, due to injury.
I forget the stat, but he has a phenomenal goals-per-game ratio in the 3rd, and when closer to full fitness was always likely to be a threat with the number of ball-playing providers that we're currently blessed with.
No idea what his stats are for the Champ, as I'm afraid my attention has been, ahem, elsewhere for the last 6 years.
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