theboybilly
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If you know how to get the best out of him he will do well. I'm hoping he does well somewhere. Definately a decent Championship player with an excellent attitude
Cracker of a goal, and tbf anybody who scores v swindon is in my good books ��
Sounds like we can do better than him though, we need a battler in midfield.
Is Sam Baldock going to be in your plans this season btw? We need a championship experienced striker ��
If you play nine games in a division, and you are the best player on the pitch in EIGHT of them, do you think that shows that:
a. That is your level.
b. You are far too good for that level.
Think before answering.
What is best to be a big fish in a small pool or a small fish in a big pool assuming there was not much difference in wages etc. I know which I would prefer.
Get it right I do not hate him just cannot see what people rave over him about as he has very limited ability to play at Championship level. As you said in 9 games at Swindon he was MOM in 8 what div were they in? I rest my case. Top end of League One club would be his best loan.
Ince is a battler - Baldock very much in plans and missed on Saturday but as usual he is injured
Cracker of a goal, and tbf anybody who scores v swindon is in my good books ��
Sounds like we can do better than him though, we need a battler in midfield.
Is Sam Baldock going to be in your plans this season btw? We need a championship experienced striker ��
My friend, you are welcome to both of them.
And I would say that if we were still in the Championship. They're not top end players and they've been overtaken by our squad. I wouldn't have either of them in or around the club.
Cracker of a goal, and tbf anybody who scores v swindon is in my good books ��
Sounds like we can do better than him though, we need a battler in midfield.
Is Sam Baldock going to be in your plans this season btw? We need a championship experienced striker ��
You are not allowed to say that as you will be deemed clueless. I dont entirely agree about Baldock though as I think if fit he could have a part to play, but thats a big if.
If you play a 3 man midfield then Rohan will be mustard for you. He has all the attributes to be a top end Championship player, imho. He's a poundland Patrick Viera, but I mean that with all the respect possible. He breaks up play, carries the ball forward & has a decent range of passing on him. He's not without his flaws, he's too limited to play in a midfield two, he has lapses of concentration, his first touch can be sporadic and he's not good enough in the air for a man of his height. However if he didn't have those flaws then we wouldn't be letting him go.
I'd much rather have him than Oliver Norwood who cost us north of £2m, and has gone to promotion chasing Fulham.
You would prefer Rohan Ince to Oliver Norwood!
Your goal is to scrape Championship survival, presumably.
My friend, you are welcome to both of them.
And I would say that if we were still in the Championship. They're not top end players and they've been overtaken by our squad. I wouldn't have either of them in or around the club.
You would prefer Rohan Ince to Oliver Norwood!
Your goal is to scrape Championship survival, presumably.
Seeming you'd take the Silver Medal in the "knows f*ck all about football" Olympics, I'm fairly happy you disagree with my point of view.
BensGrandad sweeping first, obviously.
That could be a fair comment if Bristol City were planning to spend around £40m in an attempt to gain promotion.
Ince was a regular for us under Poyet when we were a Championship play off team. That wasn't scraping for survival.
As others have said, in the right set up Ince is a very decent Championship player.