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[Albion] Igor , Dahoud and Fati. What an absolute waste of money.



Oh_aye

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Hes had a couple of not great games but I've always liked Igor. Great on the ball, stepping out and zipping passes. He's got a nice little shimmy as well for a big lad.

I was surprised about how much stick he got. Happens when results take a nose dive I suppose.
 






PILTDOWN MAN

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One of a few players that immediately get the crowd going every time he touches the ball.
 
















Justice

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Jun 21, 2012
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Some may have gone to early on Wieffer as the club are rarely wrong.
Come the last few months of the season he could be superb who knows?
Yes that pass against Wolves although four players all in a straight line was a mess had one dropped back Weiffer has a much better option.
 
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Greg Bobkin

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May 22, 2012
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To be fair, dwayne was spot on with the other two, plus Igor WAS shite when this thread was posted.

Lots of embarrassing after-timing going on here at dwayne's expense.

Previously gash player flourishes under new manager shock. :rolleyes:
Agree. I bounced the thread as a general acknowledgement of how the guy has improved, not to have a dig at Down in the dumps Dwayne (for once).

However, it makes you think how the other two would've got on under Fab (if Fati could start fit).
 






Guinness Boy

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Agree. I bounced the thread as a general acknowledgement of how the guy has improved, not to have a dig at Down in the dumps Dwayne (for once).

However, it makes you think how the other two would've got on under Fab (if Fati could start fit).
Fati is broken again.



I think it’s the strain of playing lots of high intensity football while still physically developing. The bloke was a Spanish international at 16. It will be interesting to see if Yamal ends up down the Messi route or the Fati route.

It seems like our more flair / combustible coaches like a risk on a big star and Tony sometimes allows it. Poyet had Bridge and Vicente. Ultimately only one of the three worked but all caused big initial excitement. I remember NSC eagerly tracking Fati’s plane.

Dahoud was shit, I’ll give the OP that, but those Igor comments :lol:
 


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