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A friend of mine who is a Brum supporter rates him as "9/10 very good". He is a usually very critical so for him to rate him this highly means he must be bloody good.
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Jesse Lingard SIGNS on LOAN
- Thread starter Betfair Bozo
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RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)
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A couple of Man ure supporters at work could only say great things about Jesse. A big big prospect for the future
TSB
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I'll take a decent prospect for right now.
Think he could be THE BUSINESS, this fella.
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- Jul 7, 2003
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What time can we expect the club shop email offering £20 Lingard replica shirts?
does not sound like a crofts replacement a box to box type player.
so if we keep our same 4 3 3 shape likely to be a wide attacker.
or maybe we do change our formation obviously not 4 4 2 but
maybe 4 2 3 1 the new 4 4 1 1 I think that would suit the players
we have available.
2 from Ince Andrews and Stephens.
3 from lindgard Mach Orlandi Buckley
so if we keep our same 4 3 3 shape likely to be a wide attacker.
or maybe we do change our formation obviously not 4 4 2 but
maybe 4 2 3 1 the new 4 4 1 1 I think that would suit the players
we have available.
2 from Ince Andrews and Stephens.
3 from lindgard Mach Orlandi Buckley
Always love reading these threads when people say..... Yer, my mate at work says he's class. When you know their mate lives in Brighton and goes to about 2 utd games a season!
It's great seeing that annoying club struggle this season! ---- thanks for the player
It's great seeing that annoying club struggle this season! ---- thanks for the player
KZNSeagull
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His press conference is now available on player. Says that he sat down with David Moyes and asked to go on loan and preferably to here as we suit his style of play. Moyes was all for it, apparently. Good lad! Other clubs wanted him but he wanted to come here.
Says his preferred position is either front left or behind the striker and that he is not an out and out striker and loves to create opportunities and well as scoring. Seems a very grounded lad, been at Man U since the age of 7 and been living in digs since he was 14. Says training at Withdean is not what he is used to but it was not bad. Only knows Tracy from our squad.
Very excited about this - hope it works for him and us and if so, perhaps we can get more Man U youngsters in future.
Says his preferred position is either front left or behind the striker and that he is not an out and out striker and loves to create opportunities and well as scoring. Seems a very grounded lad, been at Man U since the age of 7 and been living in digs since he was 14. Says training at Withdean is not what he is used to but it was not bad. Only knows Tracy from our squad.
Very excited about this - hope it works for him and us and if so, perhaps we can get more Man U youngsters in future.
greyseagull
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About 10mins after his loan deal expires
Daffy Duck
Stop bloody moaning!
I would imagine that a fairly big factor in him coming to us was Oscar's pedigree with the Barca youth set-up.
If you want to improve as a young player, then what could be better than being coached by Oscar.
If you want to improve as a young player, then what could be better than being coached by Oscar.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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I found the video clips of him on the Argus site and Seagulls world very impressive. Those powerful runs and shots, along with the goal poaching are exactly what we've been missing. I haven't been this excited about a signing since Vicente and Ulloa.
Have you read about him on the Seagulls site?
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...e=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=
I was enjoying reading it until I got to this bit:
"Warrington-born Lingard also says the opportunity of learning playing alongside Albion’s experienced players and the club’s fan base were other factors in his decision to make the switch to the Amex...
It’s a great stadium that attracts big crowds, but I am looking forward to getting used to it once I start playing games.
The facilities are out of this world. It’s a Premier League stadium. I know Brighton get the biggest crowds week in, week out in the Football League. Fans make the games, so it’s good to have such a big fan base.”
What a load of shit. Has no one told him that it's boring to talk about attendances, and they make no difference at all?
http://www.seagulls.co.uk/news/arti...e=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=
I was enjoying reading it until I got to this bit:
"Warrington-born Lingard also says the opportunity of learning playing alongside Albion’s experienced players and the club’s fan base were other factors in his decision to make the switch to the Amex...
It’s a great stadium that attracts big crowds, but I am looking forward to getting used to it once I start playing games.
The facilities are out of this world. It’s a Premier League stadium. I know Brighton get the biggest crowds week in, week out in the Football League. Fans make the games, so it’s good to have such a big fan base.”
What a load of shit. Has no one told him that it's boring to talk about attendances, and they make no difference at all?
OzMike
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Sounds like a legend already and hasn't even kicked a ball for us yet!
Billy the Fish
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Think you could be right. Personally I'd like to see him playing in the hole, with Ince and Stephens/Andrews as the deeper CMs
yep, me too. Personally, I'd play Andrews away and Stephens at home.
Albumen
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Brighton Mod
Its All Too Beautiful
I know very little about him, i'm trying to work out who he is going to replace?
It's gonna be one of Buckley, Lua Lua, SD or Orlandi isn't it?
dougdeep
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