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Jedinak will not play for villa vs albion



Stat Brother

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Jul 11, 2003
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Yep.

Just leaves them Kodjia, Ayew, Gestede and Agbonlahor to pick from

#barebones

Ooooh Gestede v Duffy.

As if I wasn't excited enough already, that'll be a battle.
 




Mellotron

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Jul 2, 2008
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Brighton
Gary Gardner gets in their midfield. That must be a SHITHOUSE midfield.

*rubs hands together*
 


el punal

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Aug 29, 2012
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The dull part of the south coast
I'd forgotten Albert Adomah went there.

I heard a story that Adomah followed the Albion coach out of Middlesbrough in May for a fair few miles, beeping his horn and flashing his lights, viewed as quite classless behaviour given what had played out that day. I wouldn't be surprised to see Sidwell put in one of his reducers early doors.

Really!!? If that's true then he'll deserve a Pritchard-esque welcome to the Amex.
 




Taybha

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Oct 8, 2008
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what a load of old bollox , with the dosh footballers are on 1st class private sleeper cabin is a cert , he will probably get more sleep than any of his team will during the week .
 






BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003
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what a load of old bollox , with the dosh footballers are on 1st class private sleeper cabin is a cert , he will probably get more sleep than any of his team will during the week .

What you have forgotten is that Thailand is a 10 houer flight away but there is a time difference on his body clock of 8 hours. Probably the first flight he would catch would be 11am Wed BA which arrives back in England during the evening so he will have slept most of the way home, Ist class. Consequently he wont want to go to bed until or be able to sleep until 3 or 4 am Thursday which is not ideal for playing at 8pm on Friday. His body clock will still be all over the place.
 


Lady Whistledown

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I hope he plays. Firstly because every game needs a good pantomime villain (no pun intended), and secondly because he is shit.
 




Sheebo

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Jeez we're discussing the body-clock and looking up flights of Mile ****ing Jedinak - you can tell it's international break on NSC :lol:
 


Guinness Boy

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What you have forgotten is that Thailand is a 10 houer flight away but there is a time difference on his body clock of 8 hours. Probably the first flight he would catch would be 11am Wed BA which arrives back in England during the evening so he will have slept most of the way home, Ist class. Consequently he wont want to go to bed until or be able to sleep until 3 or 4 am Thursday which is not ideal for playing at 8pm on Friday. His body clock will still be all over the place.

That's the second sensible post I've seen from you. Are you feeling ok?

Can't speak for everyone but it took me 4 or 5 days to sort out my body clock when i flew home during the time I lived in East Asia


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BensGrandad

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Jeez we're discussing the body-clock and looking up flights of Mile ****ing Jedinak - you can tell it's international break on NSC :lol:

My brother does the journey quite often and I had to ring him about my wife so in conversation asked how long it took to get home. He said he feels s..t for about 2 to 3 days before he is back to normal.
 




Sheebo

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My brother does the journey quite often and I had to ring him about my wife so in conversation asked how long it took to get home. He said he feels s..t for about 2 to 3 days before he is back to normal.

I wasn't digging at you or doubting your info BG...?
 


Taybha

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Oct 8, 2008
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That's the second sensible post I've seen from you. Are you feeling ok?

Can't speak for everyone but it took me 4 or 5 days to sort out my body clock when i flew home during the time I lived in East Asia


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The less said about your body the better :lolol:
 


Se20

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For a rubbish player, he's creating plenty of interest !
 




Lady Whistledown

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My brother does the journey quite often and I had to ring him about my wife so in conversation asked how long it took to get home. He said he feels s..t for about 2 to 3 days before he is back to normal.

With due respect, Jedinak isn't in his seventies...
 


ferring seagull

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Dec 30, 2010
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Well I will believe that when I see it but, if true, it will reduce the chances of injury to our players - the dirty b------- .

Good if RM doesn't feature not that I am that impressed on the basis of previous view.

Just hope the International Break doesn't cause a loss of focus from our guys
 




Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003
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For a rubbish player, he's creating plenty of interest !

In all seriousness you've had some good players over the years but I personally never rate Jedinak. He most certainly leads with his elbows a lot too.
 




Lady Whistledown

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For a rubbish player, he's creating plenty of interest !

One of those cult heroes amongst his own fans (well, at Selhurst. Villa fans thought he was shit until a couple of games ago), but whose actual ability is considerably lower than billed. Never good enough as a Premier League midfielder. You did outstandingly well to get a decent fee for him, so, especially as he's thirty two and slower than ever, so y'know, well played & all that.
 




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