what do people think of hinshelwood?

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

I would like to congratulate Hinch on coming back from a number of serious injurys that would have stopped many people from ever playing football again.

It must have taken a great amount of motivation and focus to come back. Proir to his injury he was my player of the season and looked really comfortable in the Championship.

If his goal starts another run and gets us away from relegation it worth every penny of investment.

In my mind he has been rushed back too early and we have not seen the best of him yet.

 

[Box of Frogs]

Quality defender and bloody nice bloke.

Will take him a while to get back to how he was before the injuries, but if he stays free of any further injuries I am convinced he will be one of our very best players.

Oh and Tony Towner was one of my heroes - superb winger with great pace.

 

[Mackenzie]

I was really pleased to see that he scored today after all he's been through. A fit AH is a real asset to our club.

 

[Giraffe]

Top class. We have to hope his injury problems are behind us. No coincidence that his return heralded four goals against in five games (one of which he scored!)

 

[brightonlass2009]

I've always thought he was pretty good. But I think the injury affected him quite badly. He may never be back to the player he was.
And besides, he scored for us today didn't he. That's good.

 

[Russell Slade's hat]

Injuries have hindered him to be fair, but all i know is that he scored today

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

Thrilled that he put all the injuries behind him today with the equalizer. It's a very positive and exciting thing to have back after such a long time, and I really hope he keeps up the good form.

Well done Hinsh

 

[repomanse25]

arrrr hinsh! not as good as his dad but close to his uncle nice to see the palace connection at bha

 

[Basil Fawlty]

Grown in confidence, since he returned from his loan stint at Lewes. He did have a dodgy spell when he did that dodgy back pass against Colchester. But ever since then he has been superb, hasn't put a foot wrong since.

 

[Keeping The Dream Alive.]

Grown in confidence, since he returned from his loan stint at Lewes. He did have a dodgy spell when he did that dodgy back pass against Colchester. But ever since then he has been superb, hasn't put a foot wrong since.

Is this the: how many times can I use the same words in the space of 3 sentences competition?

 

[goldstone]

He's a few inches too short to be a quality centre back. Maybe RB would be a better position for him.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

What about Tony Towner?

Too long ago? Then, I would say Virgs and Hammond are, at least, on a par.

Don't agree? How about Gareth Barry?

Agreed, not too many reach their potential but the Youth system doesn't do too badly.

Mr Spearritt, as an aside, take a look at the '40 years ago today' thread, it may interest you.

 

[Taybha]

Cant fault the guy for guts n determination as previously mentioned a lot of players would have called it a day by now what with the injuries he has had,also its nice to see the club stuck by him and he is well worth a new contract.

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Anyone but Hawkins.

Would never have guessed! Do you not rate Hawkins then?

 

[jaylondon22]

I think he is a good player but neeeds a good three months of games to get back to his best. His only real problem is that he is a little short for a centre back. At the game against Leeds he was dwarfed by the centre forward who looked to target him at corners.

 

[murraymints4brighton]

i feel also he is quite weak in the air.

 

[alex_brighton]

great palyer, just been unlucky with injuries.