| Peterson 22:17 - Aug 28 with 2163 views | Dippy |
How did he do tonight? |  |
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| Peterson on 22:20 - Aug 28 with 2112 views | mynamesjeff1 |
Pretty decent first half, moved to right second half and was completely anonymous. | | | |
| Peterson on 08:58 - Aug 29 with 1581 views | Private_Partz |
Very good first half. Him and Declan were murdering their defenders raiding down the flanks. He got a goal.
Faded a bit second half as the team laid off them and concentrated on possession with the odd break.
Looks promising every time I see him and expecting good things in the futute. |  |
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| Peterson on 09:07 - Aug 29 with 1539 views | Badlands |
| Peterson on 08:58 - Aug 29 by Private_Partz |
Very good first half. Him and Declan were murdering their defenders raiding down the flanks. He got a goal.
Faded a bit second half as the team laid off them and concentrated on possession with the odd break.
Looks promising every time I see him and expecting good things in the futute. |
What you wrote and I think he fluffed a couple of decent scoring opportunities too.
Routledge was obviously feeding him and Garrick at the expense of his own scoring opportunities.
Poor opposition but some of Routledge's passes were sheer poetry. |  |
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| Peterson on 09:44 - Aug 29 with 1407 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Peterson on 09:07 - Aug 29 by Badlands |
What you wrote and I think he fluffed a couple of decent scoring opportunities too.
Routledge was obviously feeding him and Garrick at the expense of his own scoring opportunities.
Poor opposition but some of Routledge's passes were sheer poetry. |
Agreed. Out of this world tonight. Even Perch should agree with that, but he won’t. |  |
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| Peterson on 09:57 - Aug 29 with 1349 views | Luther27 |
| Peterson on 09:07 - Aug 29 by Badlands |
What you wrote and I think he fluffed a couple of decent scoring opportunities too.
Routledge was obviously feeding him and Garrick at the expense of his own scoring opportunities.
Poor opposition but some of Routledge's passes were sheer poetry. |
Yep. Some of Routledge passes last night were truly sublime. Lasted the whole game....not bad for an old git eh lol. | | | |
| Peterson on 09:57 - Aug 29 with 1349 views | Uxbridge |
First chance I've had to see some of the new signings and U23s coming through, so initial thoughts:
Cabango - Early Ashley. A 3 month loan somewhere would do his development the world of good. Needs to cut out the silly mistakes but there's definitely a player there.
Wilmot - Slightly disappointed to be honest, but that's probably due to being led to believe he was already at Rodon's level or higher. Little evidence of that just yet. Looks decent enough though, and should be a good addition.
Petersen - Not particularly quick, but looks quite skillful and knows where the goal is. Should be an asset.
Surridge - Improving. Not the most mobile though, but goals will give him confidence.
Garrick - Boy's a proper player. He's going to be gold. I don't say that often.
Evans - Great story. Brilliant to see him come on the pitch. Needs to go out on loan to continue development.
Rushesha - Seems mixed reviews but I thought he looked rather promising. Played a lovely 50 ball down the line on a sixpence, got forward and delivered a couple of decent crosses. Early days of course, but quite promising for a 17 year old.
Other random thoughts. Byers is a class act. If he can add strength and consistency to his game, he'll be a real asset. I love seeing Routledge in the 10 role. Game passed him by a bit when wider. Carroll looked decent, but then he couldn't have asked for an easier armchair ride. He should be so much better in this division than he was last year. Declan - he's no left back but a decent left winger. Square peg for us really. Mckay - Goodfellow v2. |  |
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| Peterson on 09:59 - Aug 29 with 1332 views | nantywatcher |
| Peterson on 09:07 - Aug 29 by Badlands |
What you wrote and I think he fluffed a couple of decent scoring opportunities too.
Routledge was obviously feeding him and Garrick at the expense of his own scoring opportunities.
Poor opposition but some of Routledge's passes were sheer poetry. |
He fluffed his chances because he is very much one footed at present, push him onto his left foot and he's lost - needs to work on that. But he has great potential.
PS: What an exciting prospect Garrick is - he looks the real deal. | | | |
| Peterson on 10:01 - Aug 29 with 1319 views | Dr_Winston |
Liked the McKay/Freezer comparison. Lots of ability but little consistency.
Peterson seems more like a wide midfielder than a winger. Probably a couple of weeks behind everyone else given his late arrival and the adjustment required for Championship football. Got high hopes for him though. |  |
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| Peterson on 10:04 - Aug 29 with 1303 views | perchrockjack |
| Peterson on 09:44 - Aug 29 by Brynmill_Jack |
Agreed. Out of this world tonight. Even Perch should agree with that, but he won’t. |
Wrong Steve. I think Routledge is a top pro and have said so. He is an object lesson to younger players. I aint looking to revisit old scores and bitterness.This will disappoint some o here so they had better get the feck over it | |
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| Peterson on 10:19 - Aug 29 with 1232 views | JackSomething |
Plenty of fans have regularly slated Routledge for not being the player they wanted him to be.
It was lower level opposition last night of course, but he showed what he brings to this team. He was the conductor, everything good went through him and he created endless chances for others.
Classic example of a player who may have lost a yard or two of pace, but makes up for it with an improved football brain. |  |
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| Peterson on 10:23 - Aug 29 with 1209 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Peterson on 10:04 - Aug 29 by perchrockjack |
Wrong Steve. I think Routledge is a top pro and have said so. He is an object lesson to younger players. I aint looking to revisit old scores and bitterness.This will disappoint some o here so they had better get the feck over it |
Look, I’m not trying to start an argument but you did call him terrible names in the past.
I will always admit I’m wrong, I labeled Ayew a total big headed too good for us mercenary and he’s rammed those words down my throat. Absolutely outstanding, he’s the best player in this league bar none. We can all make mistakes.
Anyway I’m honestly really pleased you’re so positive so we’ll say no more about it Rich. | |
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| Peterson on 10:30 - Aug 29 with 1180 views | perchrockjack |
You correctly stated the "past".After recent events domestically,I truly ,sincerely have no interest in yesterday let alone what I posted on here monhs/years ago. Some filthy lies were posted about me and allowed to be repeated for the consumption of the impressionable.
The past is what kills you. The future is our only hope.
Routledge,to me,for some time , appalling on the field of play.Now he aint.
Ki was great once ,as was Fernandez ;Shelvey too,now they are not.
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| Peterson on 10:31 - Aug 29 with 1169 views | Badlands |
| Peterson on 10:19 - Aug 29 by JackSomething |
Plenty of fans have regularly slated Routledge for not being the player they wanted him to be.
It was lower level opposition last night of course, but he showed what he brings to this team. He was the conductor, everything good went through him and he created endless chances for others.
Classic example of a player who may have lost a yard or two of pace, but makes up for it with an improved football brain. |
Could / should he be used as a Pablo type player?
The problem is, one loose pass and he becomes the worst player in the world  | |
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| Peterson on 10:33 - Aug 29 with 1161 views | perchrockjack |
Funnily enough,ive been thinking of adding Adam Raised of Cain to my set list.
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| Peterson on 10:37 - Aug 29 with 1144 views | 34dfgdf54 |
Personally think Peterson would be better suited inside in a ten role. |  | | |
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