This, the manager may have plenty of ideals but the idea and tactics he's using utilise the best strengths of the squad he has at his dispoable. **** stats, they have points, enough points to play any way they want already . . . .
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[Offers] Jessie Lingard
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This, the manager may have plenty of ideals but the idea and tactics he's using utilise the best strengths of the squad he has at his dispoable. **** stats, they have points, enough points to play any way they want already . . . .
Another assist and another goal from him tonight including a stunning solo effort.
That's 6 goals and 4 assists in 8 Premier League games for, not good enough for Brighton, Jesse Lingard now.
I love this thread and the other Lingard one, some brilliant posts.
That's 6 goals and 4 assists in 8 Premier League games for, not good enough for Brighton, Jesse Lingard now.
I love this thread and the other Lingard one, some brilliant posts.
I'm sorry, I tried to leave it as long as I could, but following on from his brilliant 2 goal display at the weekend, Lingard is now being linked with moves to PSG, Real Madrid and Inter Milan.
But we definitely don't want him here do we?!
But we definitely don't want him here do we?!
Pint of Ale and a Burger
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I would have liked to seen him back but the chance has gone now.
He will either go back to man u and a regular place or be sold for mega bucks to someone else.
He will either go back to man u and a regular place or be sold for mega bucks to someone else.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
you'll get a bigger bite if you post about BLM , Brexit , Bojo or Asylum seekers ....football is secondary right now .....top post though , i think with Potter as manager , Lingard would be a totally different proposition........man u probably won't sell him now.
KeegansHairPiece
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- Jan 28, 2016
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I think he could have come on as sub for the final 5mins in games rather than Ali J, other than that, West Ham were welcome to him.
KeegansHairPiece
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Finished 2 pts below us last season. Just goes to show what a bit of belief and confidence can do for you.
And some very good recruitment / signings.
Yeah but we've got Jahanbakhsh, who's the Iranian Lingard.
Frankworthington
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Quite agree.
I was replying to Swanny. Last seasons league positions means nothing.Statistics mean nothing.
West Ham are a better team this season.The table does not lie.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Hell no, absolutely not good enough for the Albion, that would mean I accept that I got him wrong, not going to happen
crodonilson
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JLingz would have been a fantastic signing, but for many on here we were too goo for him.
Plenty of humble pie to be eaten on here.
Plenty of humble pie to be eaten on here.
Yes, a certain half manchild, half short legged omnivore poster asked me, "At what point will you accept he's every bit as bad as a lot of us think he is?"
Think I've been proved just about correct on good old JLingz. Quality player.
Badger Boy
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- Jan 28, 2016
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I have absolutely no problem at all saying congratulations to him. He's been extremely impressive at West Ham, scoring goals and creating them as well. I think Sky said that since his debut, nobody has scored more in the Premier League than he has which is a remarkable stat. He's in the form of his life and absolutely deserves to be in the England squad on form, rather than name alone. If he can keep up this form then he'll be a top player, in my opinion for the first time in his career. So far he's coasted along with the occasional performance or two in a row, but with plenty of nothing matches in between. At West Ham he's been fantastic in every game and has really helped them solidify their place in the league, despite a few injuries to key players.
I absolutely did not see it coming! I also wonder if he's realised in the last couple of years that a football career can be over in the blink of an eye, and if he seriously wants to be a successful player then he needs to work harder at it. Maybe the time away has changed his attitude or maybe the external influences have changed. Who knows - but he's playing incredibly and has absolutely shut me up! Well played young man.
I absolutely did not see it coming! I also wonder if he's realised in the last couple of years that a football career can be over in the blink of an eye, and if he seriously wants to be a successful player then he needs to work harder at it. Maybe the time away has changed his attitude or maybe the external influences have changed. Who knows - but he's playing incredibly and has absolutely shut me up! Well played young man.
albionfan37
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Doubt we could afford his wages and I think I’d rather a striker than another no 10
- Apr 19, 2018
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I heard a radio thing where the change was put down to him addressing long-standing mental issues and putting a lot of work into being "mentally fit". I think his mum suffers clinical depression and he got help he's needed for a long time to manage his own responses to that and the responsibility that comes with it, and that's refocused and re-energised him.
Perfidious Albion
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Top class player ,I liked him when he played for us and since then he has come on leaps and bounds . Good luck to him, I am sure he will be with England this Summer and a monster club by next season. NB it shows that Man U were wrong to ditch Moyes as well.
Randy McNob
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If a loan move reignited his career surely it was the right move for both parties? not sure where he fits in at Man Utd, they have Cavani, Rashers and Fernandez with Greenwood and James coming through