IF all 3 were fully fit, who would be YOUR first choice left back for BHA for the run in?
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SeagullofMalaysia
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Liam, because of his consistency
Captain Sensible
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Rosenoir for me. Works better with Skalak and March than the other two.
BensGrandad
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In the order that you posted them Bong, then Pocognoli and in an emergency Rosenior as he has not been up to it since returning from injury and to suggest that he links better with our wide man is absolute rubbish he is by far the worst of the 3 for that. I think that he is a great player but should only be used on the left in an emergency.
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Cadiz Seagull
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Bong. We need to attack in the remaining games, especially at home, and he is better at that than Pog and seems to link better with whoever is in front of him, although Pog can put a mean cross in.
Liam is more versatile so if he doesn't start he would be invaluable on the bench. That said, I think he's always done well when he's played in midfield.
Liam is more versatile so if he doesn't start he would be invaluable on the bench. That said, I think he's always done well when he's played in midfield.
Uh_huh_him
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For the must win home games Poco
Rosey for the don't lose aways
Rosey for the don't lose aways
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BensGrandad
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I would agree with that if Bong is not ready as there is not a great deal between Bong and Pocognoli. With LR at right midfield
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I think Rosenior is getting quite a few votes due to his strengths in certain attributes that aren't as....physical.
i.e.
Composure
Intelligence
Passion
Winning Mentality
These could be vital when it comes to the crunch, and LR has them in spades.
i.e.
Composure
Intelligence
Passion
Winning Mentality
These could be vital when it comes to the crunch, and LR has them in spades.
BensGrandad
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Bore off
Shouldnt you be at work earning the money to pay tax to keep us pensioners not wasting time on here.
Lush
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Bong has been responsible for quite a few assists. He is great at whipping a quick cross in without signalling it to the entire waiting defence first.
Although you could argue that if we need to protect what we have, then Rosenior or Pog would be a better choice.
I think it would depend on the opposing team * helpful face *
Although you could argue that if we need to protect what we have, then Rosenior or Pog would be a better choice.
I think it would depend on the opposing team * helpful face *
Peter Grummit
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Liam, because when the chips are down, he's a winner.
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DarrenFreemansPerm
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Why do you post in a manner which suggests you're superior to every other fan?
Rosenior for me, he most sklled and experienced of the three.
And don't give me that nonsense that he should not play left back except in emergency, or as a last resort, because he's right footed. Nilton Santos, Paulo Maldini and Giacinto Fachetti are considered by many as the top three left backs ever. They were all right footed... and there are other top left backs who also happen to be right footed, I believe, such as Paul Breitner, Karl-Heinze Schnellinger, Ruud Krol, Junior, Brehme, Lahm and Zambrotta. Denis Irwin and Phil Neville didn't do too badly either. I think Andy Hinchcliffe was a left footer too.
Any of those in their prime could probably get a game down at the Amex!
And don't give me that nonsense that he should not play left back except in emergency, or as a last resort, because he's right footed. Nilton Santos, Paulo Maldini and Giacinto Fachetti are considered by many as the top three left backs ever. They were all right footed... and there are other top left backs who also happen to be right footed, I believe, such as Paul Breitner, Karl-Heinze Schnellinger, Ruud Krol, Junior, Brehme, Lahm and Zambrotta. Denis Irwin and Phil Neville didn't do too badly either. I think Andy Hinchcliffe was a left footer too.
Any of those in their prime could probably get a game down at the Amex!
BensGrandad
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That is my own opinion that others can either agree or disagree with and nothing as regards being superior or otherwise
DarrenFreemansPerm
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But you're just rude, you don't debate, you discard other people's thoughts as if everyone is an idiot and only your opinion counts.
Thunder Bolt
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Rosenior seems to be a steadying influence on Dunk, so could prevent those two extra yellow cards.
BensGrandad
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You omitted the best ever Roberto Carlos and the best ever English one Ashley Cole. Just to add it was Phil Neville playing left back and getting caught trying to kick with his right foot that goit us knocked out of the world cup