ince,yannick,Puncheon
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 jamescroydon09  croydon 23 Feb 14 3.03pm |
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which two of the three would you play ? i love yannick i think that he is the best out of the three when it comes to beating the last man he makes things happen but his down side not good at putting the ball in the net jason p is a tricky player and he can score is a good all round player tom ince with out doubt he has class not as skillfull as yannick but is far my direct i like him in the middle but that would mean leaveing either murray or chamck out ...and after the way murray played yesterday i can not see him being left out and chamack is going to start every game . for me i would play yannick and ince
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 23 Feb 14 3.24pm |
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For me its Ince and Bolaise, I just think they have more in them. Problem is though that Puncheon has a better eye for goal than Bolaise. I think Puncheon still gets more stick than he deserves.
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| Ljb Sutton 23 Feb 14 3.34pm |
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Puncheon has to play he is one of our only players who are good on the ball, has a good strike on him and keeps possession well.
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| EverybodyDannsNow SE19 23 Feb 14 3.40pm |
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Ince and Puncheon are considerably better than Bolasie IMO. Yannick is undoubtedly an exciting player, but his final ball is very poor, and he struggles defensively, he lost Smalling 2 or 3 times in the short spell he was on yesterday. In a team which struggles for goals as much as us, Puncheon and Ince must play IMO.
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| Dangermouse Hastings 23 Feb 14 3.50pm |
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I mentioned elsewhere that I believe Yannick is an impact sub for the rest of this season in my opinion. When on top form Puncheon is a definite starter my problem with Punch though is that his decision making is often dire and like a lot of the team the time he takes to make a decision is longer than you are allowed in this division. Having said that, to me it's in the games against the big boys that the majority of the team struggle with this. In the winnable games we obviously get a bit more time because of the standard of the opposition. Edited by Dangermouse (23 Feb 2014 7.16pm)
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| Firegut Croydon 23 Feb 14 5.25pm |
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I'd like to say Bolasie and Ince but at the moment when we're begging for goals, it seems unwise to drop one of the few players who might pop up with one. Yannick comes on and creates a new attacking energy down the wing, and if he develops his end product further, he'll be a hell of a player. Can see him being mostly an impact sub this season (nice to have players on the bench who can actually change the flow of the game).
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| Leicestershireeagle South Leicestershire 24 Feb 14 2.47pm |
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I love Bolasie, I just wish he could learn to be a bit more clinical in front of goal. I'd stick with Ince and Punch, with Bolasie as an impact sub. What I really want to happen though, is Bolasie hits a purple patch and gets in the starting XI alongside Ince. When he's on song, he's brilliant.
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Mr Fenandes  24 Feb 14 2.51pm |
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Puncheon frustrates the piss out of me sometimes but other times he is as genuinely as good as anyone else in the Prem with the ball at his feet. He scores and assists so we really need him, hopefully he'll show a bit more consistency over time and as above poster said, improve his decision making.
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| stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 24 Feb 14 4.42pm |
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Quote Mr Fenandes at 24 Feb 2014 2.51pm
Puncheon frustrates the piss out of me sometimes but other times he is as genuinely as good as anyone else in the Prem with the ball at his feet. He scores and assists so we really need him, hopefully he'll show a bit more consistency over time and as above poster said, improve his decision making. All summed up perfectly on Saturday in one moment, Punch does a lovely turn om the left side, and then runs into trouble.
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| Hoof Hearted 24 Feb 14 5.18pm | |
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Bolasie is the most dangerous when on his game BUT he tries to do too much and loses the ball too often or his delivery is poor. Puncheon is very direct and gets at defences putting them on the back foot. Likely to get a goal from nothing. We haven't seen enough of Ince yet, but he has an eye for goal ghosting in behind. I would play Ince and Puncheon but give Bolasie 30 minutes as an impact sub. Edited by Hoof Hearted (24 Feb 2014 5.19pm)
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| samprior Hamburg 24 Feb 14 5.58pm |
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I would be happy not having to choose between the three and just play them all.....worked pretty well against WBA I thought. Was quite surprised that we changed it on Saturday tbh, but understand giving Murray a workout will also be of benefit. Edited by samprior (24 Feb 2014 5.59pm)
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| samprior Hamburg 24 Feb 14 5.58pm |
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