Staggering that he was given a new deal.
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[Albion] How many times does Solly March play well a season?
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Bladders
Twats everywhere
ferring seagull
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- Dec 30, 2010
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I remember last season a decent display at Arsenal !
Perhaps a case for a sports phsychologist ?
Perhaps a case for a sports phsychologist ?
SweatyMexican
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- Mar 31, 2013
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I’ve never thought he’s premier league quality, despite my heart willing him on.
Robinjakarta
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Maybe that's correct that he didn't want the ball with confidence that has looked sh.ot for some time. Agree with all of this and don't understand why CH keeps picking him
seagulls4ever
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- Oct 2, 2003
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A young HGP player who is in and around the first XI of a Premier League team and who is therefore worth millions, even if we were to ever sell him.
Yeah, staggering.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It doesn't help when fans abuse him. A player will never get better when fans are shouting and swearing at him from the terraces. Of course they know, Barnes said so when he left us.
Supporters support, even through the rough patches. If CH picks him, it's because he thinks he's capable.
Weststander
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The club are cleverly playing the long game, before allowing him to join Jake Forster-Caskey somewhere.
Is it too soon to call Solly this season's:-
I was very critical of Solly today but he does have the ability to turn around his performances. He has looked bereft of confidence and inspiration for some time and didn’t even shine against lowly opposition in pre-season. No way he should have been starting today and he needs to come out of the firing line. A few positive sub performances would do him the world of good.
Weststander
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I confess, I did shout (non-personal) football stuff against Gavin Hoyte at Withdean, as did those around me. His play was a liability to the team. Apart from that, I haven't yelled against or booed an Albion player.
Moaned under my breath about awful CMS, but everyone else in WSU thought he was a footballing god.
Akpom and Obika got off lightly from the Amex crowd.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
A scapegoat is someone being blamed for a loss .
No one is blaming Solly for the loss , just pointing out he’s been crap for ages
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seagulls4ever
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Solly March has received less a lot less criticism on here and other places in the past than perhaps his performances have deserved, probably because he's a young Sussex lad so people want him to do well. But, after a long period of not performing well, with or without abuse and/or criticism, the good will seems to have run out.
Judging from NSC, he seems to have gone from massively overrated to massively underrated. He is now this season's scapegoat and will receive a disproportionate amount of abuse and criticism.
Anyone who shouts abuse at our players in the stand is an idiot as it's obviously going to have a detrimental affect on a player - particularly wingers who are often confidence-based players. We don't need a sports psychologist to tell us that. They'll be lots of discussions in the stands about how he's performing, though.
For me he's especially frustrating as I think he's a lot better than what we saw last season. But he's 24 now so he needs to show a big improvement otherwise he'll continue to receive lots of justified and lots of unjustified criticism, and eventually will be allowed to leave by the club.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Who says he deserves it? Certainly not the club or the manager.
blockhseagull
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He isn’t a scapegoat and he wasn’t the only one to underperform today.
However he was awful today, has absolutely no confidence to take on a full back and bottled several 50/50s today. He really needs to have a considered look at whether he wants to make it at this level and work on his shortcomings.
I think the frustration with many with Solly is that clearly there is ability in there, I’m just not sure he believes it and wants it enough.
However he was awful today, has absolutely no confidence to take on a full back and bottled several 50/50s today. He really needs to have a considered look at whether he wants to make it at this level and work on his shortcomings.
I think the frustration with many with Solly is that clearly there is ability in there, I’m just not sure he believes it and wants it enough.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
What a load of tosh. The manager and coach need to sort it out, if he really fails as much as you say he does.
If he isn't performing to your high standards then you need to apply for the job of manager to see if you can motivate him to do better.
Kazenga <3
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Its quite uncomfortable hearing the groans and the shouts to get him off from the stands, the fact he's a local boy and very unassuming makes it even more painful. But that being said he's either out of his depth or shot for confidence at the moment- he didn't attempt any take-ons down the line despite numerous opportunities. I have my doubts about whether he's prem quality, but agree with others that he would probably benefit from coming on as a sub before discontent reaches fever-pitch. Hopefully he can turn it round.
Bwian
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Don't be ridiculous. He was dreadful today, not for the first time. There's no Scapegoating him. On recent performances he is dreadful and should not be in the starting line-up.
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the right footed denilson
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He's both. I think he needs a loan. A decent season in the Championship will make or break his Albion career. Staying in the first team will, IMHO, ruin him.
I will say though, for a winger to not be able to beat a player or put in a cross is a worrying concern. Most can do one, the best do both, he does neither.