Sorloth scores against Iceland
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 DANGERCLOSE  london 03 Jun 18 12.31am |
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This post has been merged from a topic called 'Sorloth scored against Iceland' by Midlands Eagle He scored the winner against Iceland. Good news for Tekers alternative...
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| YT Oxford 03 Jun 18 6.17am |
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And a cracking finish too. If Jimmy Mac or Wilf tucked one like that away, we’d be well chuffed.
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| Spiderman Horsham 03 Jun 18 6.21am |
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Of course certain posters on here have stated "he couldn't score in a brothel" Pleased for him
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| YT Oxford 03 Jun 18 6.50am |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Of course certain posters on here have stated "he couldn't score in a brothel" Pleased for him No, that was England when they last played Iceland (apart from an early penalty). They couldn't pass to each other either, as I recall. Or tackle. Or defend.
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Norway  Sandnes,Norway 03 Jun 18 8.04am |
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I am delighted - and I am sure with a good run in our first team he will score lots of goals.
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| matthau South Croydon 03 Jun 18 8.10am |
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He just needs to speed things up when he gets the ball, that’s the one thing I noticed about the way he plays, reacts like it’s a slower game. Perhaps that’s because of how it is where he came from. But everything else is there. I think if he can get that sorted he’ll become a gem
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| TomThePalaceFanatic 04 Jun 18 8.33pm |
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Looking really forward to seeing him next season. Has all the assets to thrive in the Premier League and potentially save us £20-30m
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| the.universal 04 Jun 18 9.00pm |
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Originally posted by TomThePalaceFanatic
Looking really forward to seeing him next season. Has all the assets to thrive in the Premier League and potentially save us £20-30m Great goal and hopefully he'll do well but I don't think he'll save us any money. Cost us £12m already and another £6m if we stay up for two seasons. I'm not getting on the lad's back, but he was not a cheap buy. Hopefully will get re opportunities next season.
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taylors lovechild  05 Jun 18 7.00am |
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Originally posted by the.universal
Great goal and hopefully he'll do well but I don't think he'll save us any money. Cost us £12m already and another £6m if we stay up for two seasons. I'm not getting on the lad's back, but he was not a cheap buy. Hopefully will get re opportunities next season.
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| rossboss29 Portsmouth 05 Jun 18 7.34am |
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I've been impressed with what I have seen. Hard to knock off the ball and shouldn't of had his goal disallowed against Chelsea. A lot of what we saw was him playing left wing remember .
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| the.universal 05 Jun 18 8.05am |
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Originally posted by taylors lovechild
That's a higher than the figures I've seen quoted, with most sources saying it was £9 million. Still not cheap, but no one is anymore so anything less than £10 million seems cheap these days. Bonkers really. The deal was made public by the selling club (perhaps due to local laws or rules). It was £9m down then £3m for every season we stay in the prem for the next 3 years (including last season), for a potential total £18m. Hopefully he’ll start hanging them in and this will be a bargain. Better value than Jordan Hugill surely?!
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