[Albion] Jack Hinshelwood- vital cog in the machine?

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Brian Munich

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Jul 7, 2008

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• Sunday at 7:06 PM

• #121

Garry Nelson's Left Foot said:

I thought he was comfortably our best player. Very impressive.

I'm hoping because he doesn't do anything particularly flashy no one will be willing to pay the 47 bazillion Tony will probably be charging for him.

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I think good recruitment sees the non-flashy stuff. MacAllister was similarly non flashy; he just did all the simple stuff really well. Although I think Hinshelwood has more goals in him from open play.

 

Lethargic

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Oct 11, 2006

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• Sunday at 7:09 PM

• #122

Jack is a beast when the rest of the team were blowing out their arses he was skipping around fresh as a daisy, incredible engine with the nous to back it up.

I love the fact he looks like he has just got out off bed thrown his dad's boots on and used a newspaper for shinpads, he is just so comfortably casual.

 

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J2 DOG

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Feb 28, 2009

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• Sunday at 7:55 PM

• #123

Plays like a seasoned pro with 500 games under his belt. Must be on Tuchel radar!

 

Cordwainer

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• Sunday at 8:07 PM

• #124

He’s a fabulous player..incredible technique for someone of his age and relative game time.

 

brighton_tom

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Jul 23, 2008

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• Sunday at 8:11 PM

• #125

Future captain.

 

zefarelly

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• Sunday at 8:16 PM

• #126

As I and others have said before, the new Gross . . . . With a header and A bit more agression, in a good way.

I really hope he continues to thrive with us.

 

Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005

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Goldstone

• Sunday at 8:27 PM

• #127

Bozza said:

We all still agree a loan to League Two or lower League One at a push, is where he needs to go next, right?

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Yep, along with the manager.

 

Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005

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• Sunday at 8:36 PM

• #128

He's actually 25. Someone changed his d.o.b. on wiki as a joke and everyone's just assumed it's true.

 

Super Sub

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Aug 13, 2016

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• Sunday at 10:04 PM

• #129

I thought Jack was brilliant today. My MoM without a doubt.

i thought Carlos looked off again though as he did v Bournemouth… Tired?, a little complacent? Whatever the reason, Id be tempted to start Jack and Diego next weekend.

 

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lasvegan

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• Sunday at 10:07 PM

• #130

brighton_tom said:

Future captain.

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Agreed, I hope it’s for us.

 

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portslade seagull

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Jul 19, 2003

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• Sunday at 10:08 PM

• #131

brighton_tom said:

Future captain.

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Future England captain

 

Ooh it’s a corner

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• Sunday at 11:51 PM

• #132

Greg Bobkin said:

Nah. Dwayne said she's shite. Get rid.

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Get rid of Dwayne? Harsh, very harsh!

 

Whitechapel

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Jul 19, 2014

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• Yesterday at 12:14 AM

• #133

Posted this on a multi-team football forum I post on. With him missing a chunk of football through injury I should be pushing that deadline back but yet…

 

Eeyore

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• Yesterday at 12:35 AM

• #134

The Fits said:

It’s a very easy mistake to make. Only the keenest opposing supporters will ever notice him. There’s very few examples of players who are so remarkable yes so utterly unremarkable.

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Like Gross and Macallister then. Mac would run an entire match without you realising it.

 

Kalimantan Gull

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• Yesterday at 3:05 AM

• #135

dwayne said:

Pleased to admit I was COMPLETELY wrong.

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Don't worry, we already knew

 

Uh_huh_him

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• Yesterday at 6:05 AM

• #136

Wharton is every pundit's go to for the youth spot in Tuchel's squad.
I suspect Hinsh will get overlooked because of the narrative around Wharton.

Not unhappy about Jack staying under the radar.

 

Justice

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• Yesterday at 6:09 AM

• #137

Uh_huh_him said:

Wharton is every pundit's go to for the youth spot in Tuchel's squad.
I suspect Hinsh will get overlooked because of the narrative around Wharton.

Not unhappy about Jack staying under the radar.

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How can a player stay under the radar with all the scouting software on the market?

 

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Greg Bobkin

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May 22, 2012

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• Yesterday at 6:47 AM

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Ooh it’s a corner said:

Get rid of Dwayne? Harsh, very harsh!

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Not sure about *very* harsh...

 

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Greg Bobkin

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May 22, 2012

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• Yesterday at 6:52 AM

• #139

Uh_huh_him said:

Wharton is every pundit's go to for the youth spot in Tuchel's squad.
I suspect Hinsh will get overlooked because of the narrative around Wharton.

Not unhappy about Jack staying under the radar.

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I'm sure I read/heard that Tuchel was at the game yesterday. Bit difficult to stay under the radar when you're on the pitch

 

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MikeHimself

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• Yesterday at 7:05 AM

• #140

Greg Bobkin said:

Not sure about *very* harsh...

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There would be no Justice in that ..