fit? when did that happen and if they are how long before another blade of grass takes them out for 6 weeks......
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Kazenga Lua Lua signed permanently from Newcastle (merged)
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fit? when did that happen and if they are how long before another blade of grass takes them out for 6 weeks......
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f***ing BRILLIANT!!! i love Kaz and always knew Poyet was just taking it easy due to his previous injury! So glad to have been right BUT thats all well and good, we all need Kaz to step up when Poyet feels hes ready now. He's been a player who can win games by himself at league 1 level thus far, he now needs to prove he can do at championship level and i'm confident he can do so. Get in!
BUTTERBALL
East Stand Brighton Boyz
Best news for ages. KLL still my favourite Albion player and I really do feel when he gets a run, he will be dynamite. Look at what he did last season and to Spurs in the pre-season friendly.
Thunder Bolt
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I don't often agree with you but LuaLua does get his crosses in whereas Noone has become predictable albeit that he's been played on the right instead of on the left.
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you said it! even when he's played this season he's put the ball into the box a lot more than some of our players. he's box office, i'm excited!
- Jul 7, 2003
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Fascinating, and is actually making me quite hopeful now. On the few occasions he's played this season he's not set the world alight & I'm sure I'm not the only one who was thinking he may not come back in January. But Noone was very flat against Saints and perhaps needs a break, this could be the perfect timing.
Lua Lua should draw confidence from this, as it clearly proves Poyet does rate him. Opponents like Coventry could be the perfect chance to get him out there and set him free.
Lua Lua should draw confidence from this, as it clearly proves Poyet does rate him. Opponents like Coventry could be the perfect chance to get him out there and set him free.
Have to agree with you on this one. Just need to ease him back in to the side slowly.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I think if you already have a player on a long term loan, you're allowed to make that deal permanent outside the regular transfer windows.
Paris
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Good news. Is he still living at The Grand?
ROSM
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This has been a real bolt from the blue.
He's hardly played - and looked unsure for the 200 mins that he has.
Perhaps as others have said, we've been keeping him in cotton wool to get him over his injury or we've been negotiating on the price and his lack of appearances have helped that. The insurance story stacks up too.
Either way I cant believe we've signed him to just sit in the stands and claim his wages.
So lets all sit back and hope we watch him tear a new arsehole for the rest of the Championship teams.
He's hardly played - and looked unsure for the 200 mins that he has.
Perhaps as others have said, we've been keeping him in cotton wool to get him over his injury or we've been negotiating on the price and his lack of appearances have helped that. The insurance story stacks up too.
Either way I cant believe we've signed him to just sit in the stands and claim his wages.
So lets all sit back and hope we watch him tear a new arsehole for the rest of the Championship teams.
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
Strangely underwhelmed by this. I'd like to see KLL stay on his feet a bit longer, and release the ball slightly earlier, before I get really excited. I don't doubt he has the talent, but his brief cameos so far this year haven't got the pulse racing yet. I'm trusting Gus's judgement.
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- May 12, 2009
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Most of which he has spent on the ground after doing his falling over trick again.
grummitts gloves
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Good news. Now bloody play him!
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You mean he shouldn't be allowed to get hacked down three times in a row like last time he played?
TWOCHOICEStom
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It's an interesting point. You could argue that both are match winners when they're introduced as subs.
Nooney is often easy to second guess and his final ball can let him down, but Kaz seems to have that unpredictable nature about him that defenders always seem to struggle with. Even if he's off form he wins free kicks and always tries to get to the byline and whip in a cross.
I'm well chuffed with this signing.
Paris
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Looking at the fixture list we've got Cotterill coming to the Amex in a couple of weeks.
Cue: "Ok we've been beaten 5-0 today but i can't believe we didn't win the game. We were undoubtably the better team!".
Cue: "Ok we've been beaten 5-0 today but i can't believe we didn't win the game. We were undoubtably the better team!".
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what a strange thing to say. it's not like he's running along with no defenders hacking at his ankles is it...
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Cotterill's post match analysis is becoming legendary.
Horsham Gull
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also see in the Argus that Steve harper has returned up north and isnt coming back
Thunder Bolt
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He does win free kicks in dangerous areas for the opposition. We have to learn to capitalise from them.