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[Albion] Jan Paul van Hecke
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This is class, should be pretty easy to get going
Perkino
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- Dec 11, 2009
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Bringing in Colwill on loan not only allowed JPVH the chance to get up to speed but also helped us poach Gilmour on a permanent deal as we couldn't have both on loan.
…and The Times marked him as our worst player, 5 out of 10
aolstudios
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This ^
Reminiscent of Greer & young Dunky
As an aside, Veltman was superb again. He has a wonderful mix of ability, vision, technique, dark arts and professional respect for his opponent all carried with an innocent and cheeky smile. Alongside Gross, my favourite player. Man love
Velts is a handsome devil
- Feb 22, 2014
- 2,866
Whenever I see him I think of Tom Cruise. No idea why.Velts is a handsome devil
We had Caicedo at right back and Gross/Gilmour playing the pivot. JPvH was exposed in a team running on fumes (and we now know that Duck was carrying an injury). I'm not judging him on that game.
Clueless journalist - who knew?…and The Times marked him as our worst player, 5 out of 10
Plus Leicester?
He struggled last season, but the battle with Haaland did l him the world of good confidence wise.
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
It almost seems unfair to single out players at the moment as so many are putting in such brilliant performances.
But I think JPVH deserves a little limelight. The position he plays is so important to the way we play and it's asking a lot of a young player to step into that role. I though he had some good games last year after a few understandably shakier ones when he first started breaking into the side. Since the Man City game, I think he's been consistently superb.
But I think JPVH deserves a little limelight. The position he plays is so important to the way we play and it's asking a lot of a young player to step into that role. I though he had some good games last year after a few understandably shakier ones when he first started breaking into the side. Since the Man City game, I think he's been consistently superb.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,950
He's becoming one of the most physical centre backs we have had in a long time. And he can play a bit 
Love this. A slight tweak, perhaps:
BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM
YOUR ATTACK IS DOOMED
AIN'T NOBODY BETTER
THAN JAN PAUL VAN HECKE
Following in the webbed footsteps of Ted Drake, Shaun Teal and John Ruddy.
Sirnormangall
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- Sep 21, 2017
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That’s ridiculous - yesterday was his best performance for us so far…and The Times marked him as our worst player, 5 out of 10
S'hampton Seagull
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I was at Leicester away last season and tbh, he looked a bit dodgy at times. The improvement from then to now is absolutely phenomenal.
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,666
If it was original, it would be alright.
But it was invented by Palace fans, for Jean-Philippe Mateta (which scans a lot better than JPVH does too), so it's a no from me.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Remember it well. Really struggled, especially in the first half. I can't remember if he was subbed or not, but we only improved defensively after Veltman came on.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Posted this on the wrong thread before
Not sure if this has been discussed but anyone else think not being able to sign Colwill could turn out to be a blessing as JPVH is starting to look like the real deal and possibly even more suited to DeZerbi ball then Levi was?
Would JPVH even still be here if we’d signed Colwill?
Not sure if this has been discussed but anyone else think not being able to sign Colwill could turn out to be a blessing as JPVH is starting to look like the real deal and possibly even more suited to DeZerbi ball then Levi was?
Would JPVH even still be here if we’d signed Colwill?
Silverhatch
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Coaching & confidence. That’s why Colwill wanted to stay.