Lyndon Dykes on 13:53 - Aug 19 with 3034 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Lyndon Dykes on 13:45 - Aug 19 by aston_hoop | ITS HAPPENING
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While a totally different player, the well wishes of his manager and fans, the references to terrorising centre halves and nearly killing someone with a shoulder barge; not been this excited by a relatively unknown signing since Johnny Byrne. Welcome āThe Big Manā | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:00 - Aug 19 with 2934 views | Mick_S |
Lyndon Dykes on 13:53 - Aug 19 by PlanetHonneywood | While a totally different player, the well wishes of his manager and fans, the references to terrorising centre halves and nearly killing someone with a shoulder barge; not been this excited by a relatively unknown signing since Johnny Byrne. Welcome āThe Big Manā |
It is done. | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:02 - Aug 19 with 2900 views | BazzaInTheLoft | Great stuff. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:04 - Aug 19 with 2880 views | ted_hendrix | āThe physical side of the Championship is not a worry for me. I like that side of the game sometimes ā Iām willing to get in there and rough some people up!ā "Iām willing to get in there and rough some people up!ā Get in there Chieftain, get in there and smash the MOFO'S up. | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:05 - Aug 19 with 2873 views | rsonist | Knows Grant Hall's special barber I see. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:11 - Aug 19 with 2824 views | Mick_S |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:04 - Aug 19 by ted_hendrix | āThe physical side of the Championship is not a worry for me. I like that side of the game sometimes ā Iām willing to get in there and rough some people up!ā "Iām willing to get in there and rough some people up!ā Get in there Chieftain, get in there and smash the MOFO'S up. |
One more time... | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:12 - Aug 19 with 2802 views | R_from_afar | A striker? And not just one on loan? I'll be back in a couple of hours, I need a lie down. Great news, well done my club! [Post edited 20 Aug 2020 8:16]
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:15 - Aug 19 with 2780 views | lightwaterhoop |
Lyndon Dykes on 12:07 - Aug 17 by WrightUp5hit___ | Lyndon scoring in faraway towns Now war is declared and battle come down |
Lyndons scoring, the rangers sing Cos scoring goals is Lyndons thing Lyndon Dykes he's scoring for fun and while we were watching he's scored another one. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:27 - Aug 19 with 2680 views | RsStaines | Lyndon Dykes He scores when he likes. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:32 - Aug 19 with 2631 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:11 - Aug 19 by Mick_S | One more time... |
A thing of outstanding beauty. Of course, if it was done against us weād be screaming blue murder and I suspect the word āsuspendedā might be something weāll see by his name on more than one occasion, but heās a phenomena in the making and already my player of the season based on one interview! | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:38 - Aug 19 with 2581 views | Mick_S |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:32 - Aug 19 by PlanetHonneywood | A thing of outstanding beauty. Of course, if it was done against us weād be screaming blue murder and I suspect the word āsuspendedā might be something weāll see by his name on more than one occasion, but heās a phenomena in the making and already my player of the season based on one interview! |
He won the ball and then encored with a sliding tackle. | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 14:44 - Aug 19 with 2546 views | DavieQPR | We got a Big F*ck*ng Aussie. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:47 - Aug 19 with 2531 views | Rs_Holy |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:32 - Aug 19 by PlanetHonneywood | A thing of outstanding beauty. Of course, if it was done against us weād be screaming blue murder and I suspect the word āsuspendedā might be something weāll see by his name on more than one occasion, but heās a phenomena in the making and already my player of the season based on one interview! |
... seems to have more about him than say an Adam Czerkas or a TamƔs Priskin ? | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:58 - Aug 19 with 2465 views | CliveWilsonSaid |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:47 - Aug 19 by Rs_Holy | ... seems to have more about him than say an Adam Czerkas or a TamƔs Priskin ? |
I flipping hope so. I know traffic cones that have more about them than TamƔs Priskin had for us. Welcome to West London. Lyndon. | |
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Lyndon Dykes on 15:07 - Aug 19 with 2427 views | hoopdog | Looking at the vidio snap he looks a Bobby Zamora esc | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:16 - Aug 19 with 2375 views | stevec |
Lyndon Dykes on 14:11 - Aug 19 by Mick_S | One more time... |
Weāre gonna need a decent centre back to defend those free kicks. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:18 - Aug 19 with 2365 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:16 - Aug 19 by stevec | Weāre gonna need a decent centre back to defend those free kicks. |
Every silver lining has a cloud eh! | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:30 - Aug 19 with 2280 views | DannyPaddox | An Aussie born to Scottish parents. A Jock-Aussie. A Jockaussie. A Jocuzzie. A Jacuzzi? | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:31 - Aug 19 with 2274 views | LongsufferingR |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:07 - Aug 19 by hoopdog | Looking at the vidio snap he looks a Bobby Zamora esc |
Good comparison from what I've seen so far. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:37 - Aug 19 with 2248 views | DannyPaddox | From what Iāve seen if he scores from the edge of the 6-yard box it counts as one of his long-range efforts. Btw: thatās not a complaint. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:39 - Aug 19 with 2232 views | stevec |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:18 - Aug 19 by BazzaInTheLoft | Every silver lining has a cloud eh! |
Au contraire Bazza, if it encourages us to get a big bass at the back Iām all for it. Should be fun all round. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:40 - Aug 19 with 2233 views | karl |
Lyndon Dykes on 13:50 - Aug 19 by Myke | I fully agree the lad needs to hit the ground running, which is a big ask for a lad untested at this level.I too would find it hard to believe Warburton would abandon his principals at this stage, but it may be forced upon him. Where is the creativity without Eze? Dobbie worked with Dykes for two years - admittedly at a lower level again - but reckoned they were his strengths at the time. He may well have developed him game since then. No harm if we do mix it up a bit anyway, it would make us less predictable. According to the stats, Van Dyke and Robinson had the most touches in the prem, but you could never accuse Liverpool of being shy about hitting Salah or Mane at the earliest opportunity. |
I saw mention of Dobbie before, is this Stephen Dobbie commenting of when they were together at Queen of the South? If so, from what I can remember they were more of a footballing team although Lyndon (first name now he's ours) was a target man but his job was to get the ball in controlled areas for Dobbie and he was phenomenal goal screr at that time, in no way would I have put them as a team who only launched the ball long for a willing runner. Vast difference in league standard but I think they played similarly to how MW will want, quick transition from possession at back into front man and link up with supporting midfielders or ball carried by midfield and he's their support/buffer. Playing like that Dobbie got 140 ish goals in 4 seasons playing with him, it definitely wasn't long punts up to the big man who chased it over the defence, far more controlled. He will fit MW style of play far better than someone less mobile like posh Matt Smith. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:44 - Aug 19 with 2198 views | flynnbo | Welcome Lyndon-hope you can settle in London. | | | |
Lyndon Dykes on 16:37 - Aug 19 with 2036 views | Myke |
Lyndon Dykes on 15:40 - Aug 19 by karl | I saw mention of Dobbie before, is this Stephen Dobbie commenting of when they were together at Queen of the South? If so, from what I can remember they were more of a footballing team although Lyndon (first name now he's ours) was a target man but his job was to get the ball in controlled areas for Dobbie and he was phenomenal goal screr at that time, in no way would I have put them as a team who only launched the ball long for a willing runner. Vast difference in league standard but I think they played similarly to how MW will want, quick transition from possession at back into front man and link up with supporting midfielders or ball carried by midfield and he's their support/buffer. Playing like that Dobbie got 140 ish goals in 4 seasons playing with him, it definitely wasn't long punts up to the big man who chased it over the defence, far more controlled. He will fit MW style of play far better than someone less mobile like posh Matt Smith. |
That's the one Karl, I think I may have called him Scott Dobbie previously in error. He was saying that QoS WERE a footballing team as you say and that he (Dobbie) benefitted from having the ball on the deck (something like 84 goals in 2 seasons, I think was quoted in the article). But he also said that Lyndon (first name now he's ours), thrived on longer balls over the top which he held up for Dobbie to do his thing. I really don't mind, It's great to have our own striker. I would try and caution against over-hype and unrealistic expectations if I didn't know how futile that would be. | | | |
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