plenty of these tomorrow i hope

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    Tyke1, Feb 1, 2013
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    Hope so! you reds!
     
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    Always said it. That weapon is as good as any free kick. Arguably a luxury and you need a player who can do more than just that. But what a weapon. Think flicker might have just played another blinder here, at this level
     
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    I can honestly see those throws causing some real panic in championship defences. All sorts of chances could be created from headers or picking up the bits. He has to be able to hold a place down in the side on merit though. I reckon that will be at RWB tomorrow, let's see how he does.
     
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    You can see the coaching now. "If you can't see a pass, make sure you get a throw in" :)
     
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    Opposition defenders kicking ball out for a corner rather than a throw in.
     
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