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jto123

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #1

Anybody know what the damage is? Losing another midfielder for the season could be really significant.

 

PUSB-We_are_going_up

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #2

jto123 said:

Anybody know what the damage is? Losing another midfielder for the season could be really significant.

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Heard he broke his back, 3 vertebrae

 

Hobo

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #3

Too early for a proper assessment I would think it will need a day or two to settle.

 

robbiekeane

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #4

i mean his ankle was completely folded at like an acute angle similar to haji so im gonna assume bye bye for the rest of the season

 

Domo

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• Apr 10, 2025

• #5

robbiekeane said:

i mean his ankle was completely folded at like an acute angle similar to haji so im gonna assume bye bye for the rest of the season

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fingers crossed hes back for the playoff final, and comes on to seal a 3-2 win over sheffield united. redemption

 

Ccfcisparks

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• Yesterday at 3:29 PM

• #6

Always backed him and said of the quality he has, but he was fantastic today.

Looks to have trimmed down slightly and up to the pace of the league, covered every blade of grass, won countless battles, and 2 moments of quality (should have been 3) to get us the result.

I thought Grimes really struggled today as did Rudoni and Torp carried that midfield on his back against the mighty Ebou Adams people wanted us to sign.

 

harvey098

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• Yesterday at 3:31 PM

• #7

Yep! Absolutely superb today. There was a swazz in the second half he hit first time in the air out to BTA that was ridiculous technique

 

Danceswithhorses

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• Yesterday at 3:31 PM

• #8

He has unquestionably improved greatly since Lampard has been manager.
Looks quicker, fitter, and puts himself about too.

 

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Cally Fedora

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• Yesterday at 3:31 PM

• #9

When he’s on the ball he has undoubted quality but he was out of the game for long periods today. If you want the ball to fall to anyone in and around the area it’s him. I’d just like to see him involved more.

 

Alkhen

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• Yesterday at 3:34 PM

• #10

Ccfcisparks said:

Always backed him and said of the quality he has, but he was fantastic today.

Looks to have trimmed down slightly and up to the pace of the league, covered every blade of grass, won countless battles, and 2 moments of quality (should have been 3) to get us the result.

I thought Grimes really struggled today as did Rudoni and Torp carried that midfield on his back against the mighty Ebou Adams people wanted us to sign.

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Sounds like good signs then, missed the game today. If our perceived two best midfielders had poor games but we still have quality to win that's a real positive.

 

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Deity

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• Yesterday at 3:37 PM

• #11

MOTM today …. What more do you want ?

 

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covboy9

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• Yesterday at 3:38 PM

• #12

His fitness levels look excellent

 

Winny the Bish

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• Yesterday at 3:40 PM

• #13

Best player on the pitch today and it wasn't even close.

 

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long way home

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• Yesterday at 3:42 PM

• #14

He strikes the ball so clean and hits the target a high percentage of the time. Very tidy player and i expect him 6 or 7 goals this season if he stays fit.

Looks physically the best since being at the club

 

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AJB1983

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• Yesterday at 3:46 PM

• #15

Baller…

 

Jim

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• Yesterday at 3:51 PM

• #16

Shows how much we missed him for the closing stages of last season

 

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Legia Sky Blue

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• Yesterday at 3:51 PM

• #17

He was unlucky in the 1st half with his left foot shot that went in after a foul given on Rudoni. Excellent technique even with his 'weaker' foot.

 

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Calista

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• Yesterday at 4:37 PM

• #18

If he was quick, he'd easily be a Prem player.

 

jim20

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• Yesterday at 5:12 PM

• #19

What happened to Torp?

 

TomRad85

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• Yesterday at 5:20 PM

• #20

A brilliant pick up from Austins team for what, £2 million-ish? You have to give credit where it's due.

 

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ptr

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• Yesterday at 5:23 PM

• #21

Makes you realise that Sheaf slows our game down. His goal was superb.

 

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Skyblueabo1111

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• Yesterday at 5:26 PM

• #22

Superb

 

fatso

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• Yesterday at 5:40 PM

• #23

I've said it before, Torp should be way ahead of Sheaf.
With Sheaf we play negative sideways and backwards football, we are too slow and laboured when hes dictating things.
And Torp offers a goal threat, whereas Sheaf's shooting is woeful.

 

SeaSeeEffCee

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• Yesterday at 5:48 PM

• #24

He’s a great player. Still maintain that the best individual performance from a Cov player last season was him vs Sunderland. He was a big miss for the play-offs.

 

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procdoc

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• Yesterday at 6:02 PM

• #25

Torp is quality. He will thrive this season

 

SkyBlueGuy

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• Yesterday at 6:09 PM

• #26

jim20 said:

What happened to Torp?

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Maybe you opened this thread and, as I did, saw the first posts and thought he'd been injured. Realised after looking at the date that this was an old post from last year... Quite a relief after the performance today!

 

usskyblue

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• Yesterday at 6:13 PM

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skyblu3sk

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• Yesterday at 6:17 PM

• #28

Been a big fan of torp for a good while you can see his class with his first touch and the way he shoots. Took him a bit to find the pace of the league but lots of positives.

 

fernandopartridge

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• Yesterday at 6:39 PM

• #29

Cally Fedora said:

When he’s on the ball he has undoubted quality but he was out of the game for long periods today. If you want the ball to fall to anyone in and around the area it’s him. I’d just like to see him involved more.

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Firmly into the clueless list with this

 

Sbarcher

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• Yesterday at 6:40 PM

• #30

With his vision and game direction I’d make him captain.

 

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procdoc

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• Yesterday at 6:43 PM

• #31

fernandopartridge said:

Firmly into the clueless list with this

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That idiot entered it a long time ago

 

JSL

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• Yesterday at 6:43 PM

• #32

Torp is class

 

Great_Expectations

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• Yesterday at 6:45 PM

• #33

Technically he was always a class above but his fitness and physicality were always the issue.

He has hopeful nailed that now. As he can be one of the best midfielders in the Championship.

I love technically brilliant players so I hope it’s a stand out season. He isn’t a Hamer replacement though so shouldn’t be compared.

 

Hobo

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• Yesterday at 6:46 PM

• #34

Calista said:

If he was quick, he'd easily be a Prem player.

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I have always questioned his pace. But at least today in 2nd half when Derby were on the counter attack, he chased back from the edge of the penalty area into our half and won the ball back.

This time last year he couldn't do that even if he was willing. His over all fitness levels have really improved since the start of last season

I still think he needs to work on finding pockets of space so we can get him on the ball more and more involved consistently.

Today though his best 90 for us.

 

theskyisthelimit

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• Yesterday at 6:48 PM

• #35

Torp is a very technical player and had a great game today. He is a different player to Sheaf so comparing them is like apples and oranges in a way.

With Torp in the team he does get us forward really well and he is a great weapon for set pieces and long range shots. He also plays those through the lines balls extremely effectively