BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,248
I bet Liverpool wouldn't mind him in their midfield ATM.
Fantastic footballer.
Fantastic footballer.
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[Albion] Lallana
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scooter1
How soon is now?
He didn’t have the chance to think with his goal yesterday, add thinking and things go awry. Just go with natural instinct.
He’s our best player with his back to play, as his first touch is sublime. Control and turn on a sixpence
He’s our best player with his back to play, as his first touch is sublime. Control and turn on a sixpence
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,027
I said that to the Bobkin Jnrs while watching MoTD. In all the excitement, I'd missed the fact that he did a goal!That was brilliant but even more impressive HE GOT A SHOT ON TARGET AND SCORED!!!!!
Machiavelli
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Oh, yes, that's an amazing place. Now I understand @Guinness Boy, and should have twigged given his discerning tastes.
A fantastic midfield combination as you point out. In terms of back-up, you can swap Groß for Lallana and Gilmour for Mac but we don’t really have that pace, power, all-action back up to Caicedo. I think we may need to do a bit of work in the transfer market in January or next summer. Mwepu might have been the man here but a like-for-like replacement for Biss is something I think we could do with.
I missed that bit - what was he asked to do?
He was interim co-head coach along with Crofts.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,062
No he wasn't.
Andrew Crofts was interim head coach and was assisted by Shannon Ruth, Nick Stanley, Adam Lallana and assistant goalkeeping coach Jack Stern.
The media tried to play it out that Lallana was in charge but that responsibility fell to Andrew Crofts. It was all in the statement on the club website when Potter left.
My bad.
When PB was interviewed around the RDZ appointment, it did sound like Lallana and Crofts were "in chrage of the training" though.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Indeed. I was keeping an eye on Lallana during the Chelsea game and he was all over the field in colleagues ears ' marshaling' the troops.
I remember when Dunk and someone else (Webster I think?) was interviewed together, and that they said that Lallana was the "managers pet".
That's something you say behind his back if you don't completely respect him. The fact that they said it in a video interview kind of showed that it was completely accepted that he was close to the staff and a good leader.
That's something you say behind his back if you don't completely respect him. The fact that they said it in a video interview kind of showed that it was completely accepted that he was close to the staff and a good leader.
SIMMO SAYS
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Go away 
Weststander
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A priceless addition to the squad.
The total professional for his team-mates to be around in the week, in games quietly looking for openings and always forward thinking.
The total professional for his team-mates to be around in the week, in games quietly looking for openings and always forward thinking.
pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
was live on talksport shortly after 0930 but can't find it online
Albion Robster
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Brilliant and insightful interview this morning on the breakfast show on Talksport.
One comment, said RDZ blow his mind with his ideas when he came in. Quite asoundning considering the coaches Lallana has worked under.
One comment, said RDZ blow his mind with his ideas when he came in. Quite asoundning considering the coaches Lallana has worked under.
You're not alone I thought i heard the same thing
