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thai-eagle chiang mai 04 Mar 14 6.07am
Just hope the first 45 minutes vs Swansea was a wake-up call for everyone involved. Never ever seen a PL side with less commitment, but what a contrast the second half. Unbelievable and a proof of our roller coaster club. BTW, I love it...shame Glenn's last minute goalbound effort didn't end up in the net.
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chiang mai 04 Mar 14 6.07am

Just hope the first 45 minutes vs Swansea was a wake-up call for everyone involved. Never ever seen a PL side with less commitment, but what a contrast the second half. Unbelievable and a proof of our roller coaster club. BTW, I love it...shame Glenn's last minute goalbound effort didn't end up in the net.

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Catfish Burgess Hill 04 Mar 14 6.12am
I must put my specs on quicker. I thought the title of this thread was Murray's gay partnership. Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial
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Burgess Hill 04 Mar 14 6.12am

I must put my specs on quicker. I thought the title of this thread was Murray's gay partnership.

Yes, I am an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial

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n wales eagles llandudno 04 Mar 14 7.08am
dont think wright /bright but maybe AJ/ Ships which was quite a success.Sorry but other than run around and concede pens what has Chamakh done that wilbs couldnt.Gayle really hasnt been given a chance and given TP tactics not likely to come on when we are in front but in a desperate last 10 when we are behind.Villa goal was class and can show what a talent the lad is.
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dont think wright /bright but maybe AJ/ Ships which was quite a success.Sorry but other than run around and concede pens what has Chamakh done that wilbs couldnt.Gayle really hasnt been given a chance and given TP tactics not likely to come on when we are in front but in a desperate last 10 when we are behind.Villa goal was class and can show what a talent the lad is.

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Kosowski Standing at the top of B Block 04 Mar 14 7.22am
Quote n wales eagles at 04 Mar 2014 7.08am dont think wright /bright but maybe AJ/ Ships which was quite a success.Sorry but other than run around and concede pens what has Chamakh done that wilbs couldnt.Gayle really hasnt been given a chance and given TP tactics not likely to come on when we are in front but in a desperate last 10 when we are behind.Villa goal was class and can show what a talent the lad is. Wow. Just wow. Block B comment of 2011/2012 Season: "That's better Palace, better...but still fucking shit!" ---------------------------------------------------------------- Dann to Much, Much to Yong.
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Quote n wales eagles at 04 Mar 2014 7.08am

Wow. Just wow.

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"That's better Palace, better...but still fucking shit!"

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Stuart Shave Hampshire 04 Mar 14 1.34pm
Quote EastEndPalace at 03 Mar 2014 8.43pm This post has been merged from a topic called 'Murray and Gayle!.' by staffie I don't think Gayle is anything like Wright. Gayle does nothing when he comes on the pitch but because he scored one cracker vs Villa he becomes a world beater. Not sure anyone has suggested he is a world beater. However he hasn't really had a chance either in what many consider to be his favoured position as part of a strike pairing up front. It's just an option that I think should be considered.
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Stuart Shave

Hampshire 04 Mar 14 1.34pm

Quote EastEndPalace at 03 Mar 2014 8.43pm

This post has been merged from a topic called 'Murray and Gayle!.' by staffie

I don't think Gayle is anything like Wright. Gayle does nothing when he comes on the pitch but because he scored one cracker vs Villa he becomes a world beater.

Not sure anyone has suggested he is a world beater. However he hasn't really had a chance either in what many consider to be his favoured position as part of a strike pairing up front. It's just an option that I think should be considered.

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adrian b Landrindod, Wales 04 Mar 14 3.16pm
Quote slubglurge at 03 Mar 2014 1.42pm I would go for Murray up top with Ince tucked in behind him. Bolasie and Puncheon on the flanks. Oh and TP dont give Saints too much respect and sit too deep like the Manure game. They are a bit fragile at the moment so lets go for their throats and KO them in the first half I really believe Cameron Jerome is the man to go with Mr 30. Jerome's ball control and positional play is not appreciated by Chamakh, but Murray has the style to take full advantage. Better get someone else playing alongside Murray mint as I don't see Champers here next year. And, yes, TP take slubs advice. Stop over- respecting teams.
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adrian b

Landrindod, Wales 04 Mar 14 3.16pm

Quote slubglurge at 03 Mar 2014 1.42pm

I would go for Murray up top with Ince tucked in behind him. Bolasie and Puncheon on the flanks. Oh and TP dont give Saints too much respect and sit too deep like the Manure game. They are a bit fragile at the moment so lets go for their throats and KO them in the first half

I really believe Cameron Jerome is the man to go with Mr 30. Jerome's ball control and positional play is not appreciated by Chamakh, but Murray has the style to take full advantage. Better get someone else playing alongside Murray mint as I don't see Champers here next year. And, yes, TP take slubs advice. Stop over- respecting teams.

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blind eagle Covington.Tennessee 07 Mar 14 8.41pm
Yes I think a partnership between Gayle and Murray would be very interesting because the youngster could learn a lot from somebody like Glen. While it may or may not work I do believe its worth a punt and I hope Pulis will see it this way. We have got to try every possible permutation of strikers because we need goals and lots of them.
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Covington.Tennessee 07 Mar 14 8.41pm

Yes I think a partnership between Gayle and Murray would be very interesting because the youngster could learn a lot from somebody like Glen. While it may or may not work I do believe its worth a punt and I hope Pulis will see it this way. We have got to try every possible permutation of strikers because we need goals and lots of them.

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harrymc Auckland 07 Mar 14 10.30pm
Quote Stuart Shave at 03 Mar 2014 1.20pm With Chamakh injured, I honestly think his could be a blessing in disguise. Chamakh has done nothing wrong and worked his socks off but his injury should be used to see what a partnership of Muray/Gayle could offer us. I think they could compliment each other beautifully. Murray's heading ability and hold up play with Gayle's flair and pace. Bright & Wright anyone? Southampton is a great fixture to try it out in a 4-4-2 formation I think. Yes indeed they could. "Gosh Glenn, your hair looks really nice today". Or "Dwight, you're the nicest guy I've ever played with". Why can't people spell 'definitely'?
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Auckland 07 Mar 14 10.30pm

Quote Stuart Shave at 03 Mar 2014 1.20pm

With Chamakh injured, I honestly think his could be a blessing in disguise. Chamakh has done nothing wrong and worked his socks off but his injury should be used to see what a partnership of Muray/Gayle could offer us.

I think they could compliment each other beautifully. Murray's heading ability and hold up play with Gayle's flair and pace. Bright & Wright anyone? Southampton is a great fixture to try it out in a 4-4-2 formation I think.

Yes indeed they could. "Gosh Glenn, your hair looks really nice today". Or "Dwight, you're the nicest guy I've ever played with".

Why can't people spell 'definitely'?

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Icepick Tony Chester 07 Mar 14 10.35pm
Quote adrian b at 04 Mar 2014 3.16pm Quote slubglurge at 03 Mar 2014 1.42pm I would go for Murray up top with Ince tucked in behind him. Bolasie and Puncheon on the flanks. Oh and TP dont give Saints too much respect and sit too deep like the Manure game. They are a bit fragile at the moment so lets go for their throats and KO them in the first half I really believe Cameron Jerome is the man to go with Mr 30. Jerome's ball control and positional play is not appreciated by Chamakh, but Murray has the style to take full advantage. Better get someone else playing alongside Murray mint as I don't see Champers here next year. And, yes, TP take slubs advice. Stop over- respecting teams. By that I assume you mean Murray will gamble on Jerome missing the ball or not be in the right place so will make sure he is? Good plan! "They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway
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Chester 07 Mar 14 10.35pm

Quote adrian b at 04 Mar 2014 3.16pm

Quote slubglurge at 03 Mar 2014 1.42pm

I really believe Cameron Jerome is the man to go with Mr 30. Jerome's ball control and positional play is not appreciated by Chamakh, but Murray has the style to take full advantage. Better get someone else playing alongside Murray mint as I don't see Champers here next year. And, yes, TP take slubs advice. Stop over- respecting teams.

By that I assume you mean Murray will gamble on Jerome missing the ball or not be in the right place so will make sure he is? Good plan!

"They got his own song 'He's just too good for you', it's quite unbelievable but when you see it and he's facing up someone - I actually feel sorry for them, 'Cos he actually is" - Ian Holloway

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moylerg Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 07 Mar 14 10.45pm
Quote harrymc at 07 Mar 2014 10.30pm Quote Stuart Shave at 03 Mar 2014 1.20pm With Chamakh injured, I honestly think his could be a blessing in disguise. Chamakh has done nothing wrong and worked his socks off but his injury should be used to see what a partnership of Muray/Gayle could offer us. I think they could compliment each other beautifully. Murray's heading ability and hold up play with Gayle's flair and pace. Bright & Wright anyone? Southampton is a great fixture to try it out in a 4-4-2 formation I think. Yes indeed they could. "Gosh Glenn, your hair looks really nice today". Or "Dwight, you're the nicest guy I've ever played with". Most certainly not European.
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Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 07 Mar 14 10.45pm