Once again I'll say it INCE is the BIRTHCHILD OF PATRICK VIERA and will become an ALBION LEGEND worth £12M +
Once again I'll say it INCE is the BIRTHCHILD OF PATRICK VIERA and will become an ALBION LEGEND worth £12M +
This is what I said about Ince after the game against Derby on 10 August and I got quite a bit of stick for my views at that time:
"I don't know about the rest of you folks but I thought Ince looked a terrific prospect today. Sure, he had a few dodgy moments (as did all his team mates) but his strength on the ball, skill, hold up play and general willingness to battle for the cause impressed me greatly. He was my MOM by some way and I'd like to see him start at Birmingham. Well done to Oscar for given him his Championship debut. Hopefully he'll rapidly become a better version of Yaya Toure. I doubt whether he would have even been on the bench had Gus still been here".
Glad to see that a few more NSCers are now joining the Ince fan club. Long may it continue. I know he's not yet the finished article but I stand by my earlier opinion that he will become a big, big player for this club; and sooner than many think.
I am so glad that Oscar didn't drop him for the obvious Bridcutt because our young midfield have come of age and have risen to the challenge. What would Gus have done? Frozen out the youngster and not giving them a chance to flourish, i know we had injuries but Oscar has shown a strength that i admire as manager Gus was just weak when it came down to it.
I have a feeling, part of the reason for sticking with Ince, is that we know we can fetch a fair few million of Bridcutt this January, and Oscar is weighing up that option, of selling Bridcutt, and using the funds elsewhere. If Ince gets an extended deal in the next few weeks, I'd be surprised to see Bridcutt here in February.It will be interesting to see how Oscar manages the game time for Ince, Crofts, JFC when Bridcutt and Orlandi are up to speed. For me we need that consistent creativity of Orlandi and there's an argument for selling Bridcutt that grows more compelling by the week. All five deserve to start but not all of them can.
I have a feeling, part of the reason for sticking with Ince, is that we know we can fetch a fair few million of Bridcutt this January, and Oscar is weighing up that option, of selling Bridcutt, and using the funds elsewhere. If Ince gets an extended deal in the next few weeks, I'd be surprised to see Bridcutt here in February.
I have a feeling, part of the reason for sticking with Ince, is that we know we can fetch a fair few million of Bridcutt this January, and Oscar is weighing up that option, of selling Bridcutt, and using the funds elsewhere. If Ince gets an extended deal in the next few weeks, I'd be surprised to see Bridcutt here in February.
This is what I said about Ince after the game against Derby on 10 August and I got quite a bit of stick for my views at that time:
"I don't know about the rest of you folks but I thought Ince looked a terrific prospect today. Sure, he had a few dodgy moments (as did all his team mates) but his strength on the ball, skill, hold up play and general willingness to battle for the cause impressed me greatly. He was my MOM by some way and I'd like to see him start at Birmingham. Well done to Oscar for given him his Championship debut. Hopefully he'll rapidly become a better version of Yaya Toure. I doubt whether he would have even been on the bench had Gus still been here".
Glad to see that a few more NSCers are now joining the Ince fan club. Long may it continue. I know he's not yet the finished article but I stand by my earlier opinion that he will become a big, big player for this club; and sooner than many think.