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Did well when he came on but just needs to brush up on a few small things. Once he's done that, he'll play at Championship level minimum in my opinion.
 

Blaster, who I've been critical of in recent weeks was targeted from the start. Poor kid got booted about a bit and could have got hurt had he stayed on. He limped off as it was, which was testament to the ref not having a fucking clue what was happening

Pecks introduction changed the game. Don't fuck about with Peck, he doesn't take any shit and with Vini upping his game second half we were just too strong for them. Horses for courses and in a game like that, the extra bite was the difference.
 
georgebernardshaw said:
The future’s nothing but very bright with youngsters like them who play in matches like the derby, with any luck Brooks and One will earn their places before the season’s end.
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Seriki's the one I hope is pushing for a place more and more. I really like Gilchrist but Seriki is such a threat on the ball and brings out the best in whoever's ahead of him. They were able to triple up on Rak-Sakyi in the first half.
 
blader said:
I am so massively in the wrong here clearly! I thought he was poor, particularly defensively m! There was a few moments when I screamed ‘fucks sake Peck!’.

However sometimes you have to admit you’re in the minority
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Did you not see the potential goal saving tackle on the byline when we were on the back foot?
 
IdLiketoRogerMoore said:
Time for another of my brags that i called this in the Summer and was roundly poked fun at by the hard of thinking round these parts!!

He'll be playing in the PL next season ..
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20 years old and replaces 20 year old Ollie Arblaster. Let that sink in.

He came on today and looked a level above he’s been in previous games. Given that Arblaster looked better than usual. It was a tough game to come into. Sidi Don’t care.

Class today. Stepped up the pace and just looked class. Hard to say he won’t make the national side
 
SwissBlade said:
20 years old and replaces 20 year old Ollie Arblaster. Let that sink in.

He came on today and looked a level above he’s been in previous games. Given that Arblaster looked better than usual. It was a tough game to come into. Sidi Don’t care.

Class today. Stepped up the pace and just looked class. Hard to say he won’t make the national side
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It's not hyperbolic to say he changed the game. His ability to receive the ball in tight situations and dribble away was just what we needed. Thought first half we missed a Duffy, Ndiaye type and Peck came out and did just that.

As we've said elsewhere, he's an absolute baller!
 
Arguing about two young kids who are still Learning and who are progressing really nicely . Both
Make mistakes and don’t hide,Arblaster got some treatment today but Peck came in and did well. Amongst the squad there are many young kids,they are doing great. 2nd in the league with a bunch of youngsters.
 
He did great coming on.

I don't mind too much when he gives the ball away doing positive things. Same with blaster and vini. Shows the confidence wilder has in them to allow them to try it.

I hope we can start being a bit more comfortable in games which would allow us to take off blaster over to rest him and bring on peck more often with 30 minutes or so.
 
IdLiketoRogerMoore said:
It's not hyperbolic to say he changed the game. His ability to receive the ball in tight situations and dribble away was just what we needed. Thought first half we missed a Duffy, Ndiaye type and Peck came out and did just that.

As we've said elsewhere, he's an absolute baller!
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Of a great number of posters on here, I think you post so much sense and honesty, from a place of experience. Your comments on Peck, today aren’t over the top. He’s a 20 year old lad coming up against one of league one/ lower championship best players of the last 15 years and bossed him. He stepped up the level in midfield as vini cleaned up behind him.

Peck was class and carried the ball so much better than anyone else.
 
Arblaster reads the game a bit better and is more naturally athletic in his movement. Peck has better close control of the ball but often looks to play a killer ball that doesn't come off. Peck really gets stuck in and doesnt get bullied. Both are promising players and both are capable of being PL players on their current trajectories.
 

SwissBlade said:
Of a great number of posters on here, I think you post so much sense and honesty, from a place of experience. Your comments on Peck, today aren’t over the top. He’s a 20 year old lad coming up against one of league one/ lower championship best players of the last 15 years and bossed him. He stepped up the level in midfield as vini cleaned up behind him.

Peck was class and carried the ball so much better than anyone else.
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Thanks buddy. Like a stopped clock i occasionally get it right....

He reminds me of Doyle two seasons ago. You can see there's a player in there, and what a difference he makes, he just needs game time to iron out the consistency.

The big issue is Arblaster and Sousa are playing so well! What an absolutely brilliant position for us to be in!
 
I knew Peck was going to come on and I'll admit that I was worried as it was a huge game and he was awful against Bristol midweek. Whatever happened after that in training during the week worked as he was great today. He still lacks composure on the ball but he certainly has potential to go on and have a career in the Championship for starters. He's young and he'll learn.
 
Both still very young and will learn quickly, pigs obviously played dirty and targeted our young captain, like has said above ref did nothing when he was chopped down which probably didn’t help with the injury he went down with. Really like Peck, got some real fire about him and hard as for his size, loved the shove at Banana after the crunching tackle. Maybe because of where he’s from too but he reminds me of Charlie Hartfield how he tackles and reacts
 
IdLiketoRogerMoore said:
Thanks buddy. Like a stopped clock i occasionally get it right....

He reminds me of Doyle two seasons ago. You can see there's a player in there, and what a difference he makes, he just needs game time to iron out the consistency.

The big issue is Arblaster and Sousa are playing so well! What an absolutely brilliant position for us to be in!
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Said it before but Doyle in this team and at this level would be ridiculous. Him and Vini would terrify the opposition so get Peck more minutes, get him not having to prove himself with cameo appearances and we'll have not one but two outstanding young players in the middle of the park. With Vini proving to be a hell of a player as well, it's deep joy my friend.

If we can hang on to these lads, add a bit of experience in the transfer window, just watch us go.
 
ormester said:
Said this very much a berge with bite the quick feet was excellent too
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Love Peck and his attitude... but are we seriously comparing him to a player regularly staring for a team sat 7th in the premier league!?!
 
FTPE said:
What would you say the main differences are? I think they are similar, I just wondered what you saw
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Good question.

Blaster.....knows the defensive midfielder role better.
Runs into space calling for the ball off the defenders and plays it simple to other players around him keeping possession.
When he's on his game he's like a metronome setting the pace. He also anticipates opposition passes better.

Peck......probably more skilful and more physical too.....there's loads of potential there
plays with confidence but probably too much confidence because he tries more ambitious/ difficult passes, tries dribbling and more prone to losing possession, sometimes in dangerous areas. Think he's naturally more attack minded preferring to link with O'Hare and Hamer, instead of taking the ball off the defenders. Also don't think he sees danger as well as Arblaster.

However I love Pecks hunger and passion to succeed, at times plays like a fan and never intimidated, he clearly loves it here playing in this team.

In the defensive midieflder role prefer Blaster as he's more solid and consistent.
Peck isn't there yet but probably has more talent and you do sense he has a big future.

In conclusion we're lucky to have both as they both have a realistic chance of having a career at Premier league level.
 
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Tony_Kaufman said:
I knew Peck was going to come on and I'll admit that I was worried as it was a huge game and he was awful against Bristol midweek. Whatever happened after that in training during the week worked as he was great today. He still lacks composure on the ball but he certainly has potential to go on and have a career in the Championship for starters. He's young and he'll learn.
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Agree, he was poor agiainst Brizzle and I was a bit worried when he came out for the 2nd half instead of Blaster who had been kicked all over the park, however, Sydie didn't put a foot wrong. Well played young man!
 
Sheffsteel said:
Good question.

Blaster.....knows the defensive midfielder role better.
Runs into space calling for the ball off the defenders and plays it simple to other players around him keeping possession.
When he's on his game he's like a metronome setting the pace. He also anticipates opposition passes better.

Peck......probably more skilful and more physical too.....there's loads of potential there
plays with confidence but probably too much confidence because he tries more ambitious/ difficult passes, tries dribbling and more prone to losing possession, sometimes in dangerous areas. Think he's naturally more attack minded preferring to link with O'Hare and Hamer, instead of taking the ball off the defenders. Also don't think he sees danger as well as Arblaster.

However I love Pecks hunger and passion to succeed, at times plays like a fan and never intimidated, he clearly loves it here playing in this team.

In the defensive midieflder role prefer Blaster as he's more solid and consistent.
Peck isn't there yet but probably has more talent and you do sense he has a big future.

In conclusion we're lucky to have both as they both have a realistic chance of having a career at Premier league level.
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Yep, love that 👏
 
The question is would promotion this season be a season too early for Peck, Seriki, One etc? Maybe also Burrows on that list. I think Arblaster and the way he plays, is already proven to some extent at Premier League.
 

CopenhagenBlade said:
The question is would promotion this season be a season too early for Peck, Seriki, One etc? Maybe also Burrows on that list. I think Arblaster and the way he plays, is already proven to some extent at Premier League.
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Yes....it's a season too early for them but sometimes throwing youngsters in to the deep end can work.
Even if they struggle, if they want to be top players, then the experience will be character building and do them good.

Arblaster was thrown in the deep end last season playing in a terrible team losing most weeks and it's not done him any harm.
 
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