[Albion] Why can't Percy.....
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Perhaps it's because the vertically challenged Irishman has a more interesting haircut.
Papa Lazarou
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He's not contributed a great deal on the occasions he's played thus far, and he's not a striker.
Other than that, good thread.
I thought this was going to be a Hywel Bennett thread 
Disagree - he looked good against Man City but was not a very good hold up man against leeds.... but we dont need to hold the ball up very often these days...
he looks quick and makes interesting runs, kind of like connolly used to before the belief drained out of him...
he looks quick and makes interesting runs, kind of like connolly used to before the belief drained out of him...
That second job you were pondering? It’s not motivational speaking by any chance, is it?
blue-shifted
Banned
I think we will see different options being tried now. Even GP is going to run out of patience with our forward line.
Not sure if it will be Percy though
Maybe they haven’t found a spare banjo for him yet?
That vertically challenged Irish man gets into some good positions and is a pest to defenders. I'd be quite happy to see vertically challenged Percy come on for that almost as vertically challenged French man from time to time, but I'm not sure he hasn't got the same propensity as Ali J for getting in the way.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Percy Tau's not had any kind of serious run out whatsover. Just like Alexis MacA was left to develop bench-splinters for months. What GIVES? Treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen? Is that what they teach you on Open University Coaching Course 101 nowadays? Sake! 
METALMICKY
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Indeed, perhaps he needs a little less focus on what hairstyle he will be sporting for his next game!
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Indeed, perhaps he needs a little less focus on what hairstyle he will be sporting for his next game!
Gotta admire his hairdressing skills under the pressures of lockdown tho eh?
Percy Tau's not had any kind of serious run out whatsover. Just like Alexis MacA was left to develop bench-splinters for months. What GIVES? Treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen? Is that what they teach you on Open University Coaching Course 101 nowadays? Sake!
Neither did I have any serious run out whatsoever. What gives?
Cowfold Seagull
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Indeed. Yet another second rate overseas forward who was bought on the cheap.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Well here we go again. Once more being harangued by some random freak in mum's basement in Lund, Sweden with zero connection to our club other than his unrequited man-love for our dorky 'head coach'. It would actually be a wee bit scary if it weren't so funny
Badger Boy
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Right now I largely agree but I think he's shown he can finish - his second goal against Tottenham, his goal against Burnley and the one at Newcastle are all good finishes. What he lacks is consistency, but he also lacks a consistent chance to play. I think he'll ram your words down your throat within the next two or three years but for the time being he's not offering enough to the team that his lack of goals isn't a problem. It is - we need goals from our attacking players and he doesn't look capable. I've said all season that he should have had a season of regular footballer at a lower level to help his development and my opinion has not changed.
Pavilionaire
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I think that now Potter's seen him up close and personal he realises we've bought a lemon.
disgruntled h blocker
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Bit like we have Michal Karbownik on our bench, who has played for Poland at LB but he would rather have Dan Burn in that position instead.
KeegansHairPiece
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What we could really do with is a state of the art training facility where players can turn up each day, get changed, have food, massages and other stuff, set up drills and mini matches where the manager and coaches can run the rule over them and see who is ready to start a match or not.
Without that, I don't know how GP picks the lottery of his starting XI ahead of each match.
Without that, I don't know how GP picks the lottery of his starting XI ahead of each match.