larry_david
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So question is, how good is he and how good can he be?
So question is, how good is he and how good can he be?
Will is the no1 prospect right now. Still very raw but has great natural ability and belief. Needs to physically mature and make some better decisions on the pitch but a great talent. I’d imagine he’ll be involved tomorrow night.Don't really know and unlikely we will for some time. N'Gandu was (and still is) even more highly thought of but has yet to make his mark. Though he is still technically an academy second year.
Rumour has it that he can only pass the ball forwards.Will is the no1 prospect right now. Still very raw but has great natural ability and belief. Needs to physically mature and make some better decisions on the pitch but a great talent. I’d imagine he’ll be involved tomorrow night.
First some reason that just threw me back to the Isaac Osbourne days, even when played at right back that lad just could not pass forwardsRumour has it that he can only pass the ball forwards.
The emphasis in the academy is to drill into him how to pass the ball sideways and backwards so he can fit into the first team.
The physicality issue is a real thing. Was watching this video earlier of Troy Deeney training with Watford U23s and the difference in body shape between Deeney and the kids is crazy. Do the lads do any gym work these days to get themselves ready to go against actual grown men in league football?
Think he means in terms of bulking upI don't think gym work really does much compared to just getting out there and playing, it helps
How did he play?
Rising Coventry City star Will Bapaga is set to see a specialist after it has been confirmed that the exciting young forward dislocated his shoulder against Gillingham on Tuesday night.
The 17-year-old precocious talent had to go off early in the second half of the Carabao Cup clash in Kent after falling heavily on his left shoulder.
And manager Mark Robins has confirmed: “He popped his shoulder.
“He’s done the other one before so he will see a specialist to see what course of action needs taking.”
Bapaga didn’t require surgery the last time and City will be hoping to avoid an operation again.
Aren't some people more prone to dislocations? Hope its just bad luck that he's already had 2 and not a sign that this could be a recurring issue.“He’s done the other one before so he will see a specialist to see what course of action needs taking.”
Aren't some people more prone to dislocations? Hope its just bad luck that he's already had 2 and not a sign that this could be a recurring issue.
Makes MR sound like some cockney urchinHe popped his shoulder.
“He’s done the other one before
Aren't some people more prone to dislocations? Hope its just bad luck that he's already had 2 and not a sign that this could be a recurring issue.
Any comment from Steve Evans about how bad the push was that brought it about ?????
No thought not
Bryan Robson dislocated his and then it happened a few times, (once against us), but he had an op and it remedied it.
He thought Baka should have got a red card. Steve Evans and his teams are always the victim, it’s never their fault.
Was that a McGrath shove into the advertising hoardings?
Thing is he wasn’t really wrong about that was he? And even if that foul was only worthy of a yellow, he was extremely lucky to stay on the pitch after a second poor challenge in the second half.
Thing is he wasn’t really wrong about that was he? And even if that foul was only worthy of a yellow, he was extremely lucky to stay on the pitch after a second poor challenge in the second half.
I was at that game Lloyd McGrath gave a Lloydy tackle, not a foul, and Robson became wedged between the perimeter wall and what looked like a some sort of electric box, took them ahead to free him I think it knackered his England World Cup or European championship chance.Was that a McGrath shove into the advertising hoardings?
Should say ages to free him not ahead.I was at that game Lloyd McGrath gave a Lloydy tackle, not a foul, and Robson became wedged between the perimeter wall and what looked like a some sort of electric box, took them ahead to free him I think it knackered his England World Cup or European championship chance.
it was, at O/T.
I remember it. I had a girlfriend there at the time and my idea of a day out that day was rock up in the morning already pissed - get more pissed - go in away end followed by more booze and a late night curry. She ditched me that night - some people never know what’s good for them
I remember it. I had a girlfriend there at the time and my idea of a day out that day was rock up in the morning already pissed - get more pissed - go in away end followed by more booze and a late night curry. She ditched me that night - some people never know what’s good for them
Bryan Robson dislocated his and then it happened a few times, (once against us), but he had an op and it remedied it.
Think Lloyd McGrath may have had a similar op.
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