Amongst all the doom and gloom, one person deserves some praise

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  1. Journo Tyke

    Journo Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Iain Hume was excellent tonight, good touch, awareness, challenged for and won some headers and his set pieces, both corners and free kicks, were superb.

    Every single one. On another day,or in a team who had players who can score headed goals, he could easily have had 3 or 4 assists.

    Well done Humey.
     
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    Disagree

    I thought odejayi deserved praise too for his effort tonight. Everyone behind them two though deserved nothing
     
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    He was garbage

    Good for him - but still garbage.

    Ive never seen someone ball watch so much. His attempt of flicks ons and hitting his shoulder is a disgrace and his inability to head a ball straight is simply shocking.

    If no one wants him we need to forget he's at the club because with up front we have zero chance!
     
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    andytyke Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    agree

    run his blood to water tonight, the only one who looked interested until boggy came on.
     
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    Entirely agree

    Odejayi put in a shift tonight and both forwards ran their nuts off. Bugger all down the left hand side and sod all in the middle - Da Silva is one of the most over-rated lazy Barstewards I've ever seen. It'll be interesting to see if he keeps his place one the Iceman cometh...
     
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    Odejayi is a figure of fun, he should do kids parties. nt
     
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    Hume put the effort in, like they all did......but he was unproductive.......but then...............

    ..........how can you be productive when you are playing at the side of Odejayi
    It must be a nightmare playing at the side of Odejayi

    When the ball comes to him where is it going to go
    How can any player anticipate what Odejayi is going to do
    On most occasions he just loses the ball

    So we have some neat build up play...............its knocked forward into the middle for Odejayi and the ball comes straight back from their defence

    Odejayi has got to go !!!
     
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    How on earth can you say Hume was unproductive?

    He put in, at a guess, 12 sublime set pieces/crosses into the box that should have yielded 2 or 3 goals.

    I'd call that pretty damn productive, same none of the other players could produce a finish from one of them.
     
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    Agree 100%.

    His set pieces tonight were top notch.

    He even got a round of applause from the PNE fans when he walked round the back of the goals.
     
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    PNE were probably happy to see Hume substituted. He was best striker 2nite. Odejayi missed at least 4 good headers.
     
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    Like I said earlier.

    As soon as Hume was removed from the action, that was literally our night over.
     
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