Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
And he's also a very unusual winger in that he can actually turn it on for pretty much the whole 90 minutes. How many wingers have we seen over the years that are 45 minute players?
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Craig Noone
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I don't know but it sounds good.
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Love the bloke,we really do have 3 star performers on the wing.
sussexadz121
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Noone is now my fav albion player. Works his socks off and seems to love just playing football...... Buckly got a lot of the praise after donny and rightly so.... but, I do think without Nooney on the pitch it could have been a different result. The run and pass for the 2nd goal was pure quality !!! I can't stop watching it...
deserves all the praise he gets and long may it continue .... I love watching him play SIMPLES
deserves all the praise he gets and long may it continue .... I love watching him play SIMPLES
We're the Stripes
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I really hope he scores a CRUCIAL late goal at the Amex this season. Because you just know he'd lap it up it more than any other player. A lot of our players can be quite reserved when it comes to goal celebrations, whereas Noone seems to want to appreciate every great moment to its fullest and most importantly, with the fans. And you can't help but love that. I'm picturing some sort of Malouda-style 'run behind the goal whilst high-fiving every fan in the front row' celebration.
He has a certain child-like quality to his playing style that I adore. It's like going back to middle school at times. Noone is the little cheeky twinkle-toes kid who simply THRIVES on being chased by the increasingly frustrated thugs from Year 8. I hope, and predict he will be the source of frustration for quite a full backs this season.
Definitely still room for improvement in terms of decision making and finishing though, as has been pointed out!
He has a certain child-like quality to his playing style that I adore. It's like going back to middle school at times. Noone is the little cheeky twinkle-toes kid who simply THRIVES on being chased by the increasingly frustrated thugs from Year 8. I hope, and predict he will be the source of frustration for quite a full backs this season.
Definitely still room for improvement in terms of decision making and finishing though, as has been pointed out!
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Seagulls14
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- Jul 31, 2011
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Brilliant Player, Brilliant Bargain and a stand out performer in the first few games 
Nooooooooney !
Nooooooooney ! 
JCL
Better, Stronger, Faster
Looks like he should be on one of those old Tefal ads!..I don't know about a tall dwarf, but I have wondered on more than one occasion whether he might be related to Iain Dowie.
Great little player, excellent attitude, but my GOD he's not a looker, is he?
Cracking player, lots of potential, great attitutde... he'll do!
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
Looking at that photo, which is VERY unflattering, he looks a bit like the banjo-playing kid out of Deliverance.
Nooney, if you read this, I love you to bits!!!
And you're much better looking now you're a bit older.... honest.
Nooney, if you read this, I love you to bits!!!
And you're much better looking now you're a bit older.... honest.
mrbigshot
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Very well said
I love nooney to bits, and knowing we've got buckley and lualua, I would say we have one of the best set of wingers in the league 
Tbh I didn't know how he would cope against championship opposition, but now I think he's f***ing top notch in the championship
Herne Hill Seagull
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Well said, all. He should get a couple of starts with Buckley sidelined for a couple of weeks, shouldn't he? We'll see if he's better as an impact player or can make the kind of impression he's been making so far over 90 minutes. Either way, his attitude's been spot on and it's a joy to see somebody enjoying it so much.
I think he's got Premier League potential. Obviously has some way to go before realising it but there's a lot more to him than just speed and dribbling ability. Reads the game well, makes some excellent runs and as we saw with the Buckley winner can pick out a pass too.
I loved the way he celebrated the second goal against Donny. Buckley jogging coolly over to the West Stand with a big grin on his face - and Nooney going absolutely mental, shouting and screaming and clinging on to Bucko with pure delight over his face. Marvellous.
Davey Boy Smith
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- Jul 5, 2003
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My brother and I saw him leaving the stadium after the Donny game and grabbed an autograph on the programme. Very genuine guy and was very humble whilst we were praising his run and 'that pass'. Quality player + real commitment = fans favourite
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
I don't know about a tall dwarf, but I have wondered on more than one occasion whether he might be related to Iain Dowie.
Great little player, excellent attitude, but my GOD he's not a looker, is he?
He looks like mega mind
Diego Napier
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kalinski
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Is this thread in danger of becoming one of the most 'spot on' threads ever?
Nooooooney = legend
Was my favourite player to watch last season and in fact i was worried about signing KLL because i think he will become a legend...but he has obviously taken it on the chin and stepped up a gear. Good luck to KLL getting back into the side (in my humble opinion).
7:18
Brighton & Hove Albion
this!!! lol