the big differance between me and you lot? i know the game.
After some careful thoughtful consideration I have come to the conclusion that it would be far better for all to graciously accept that he does indeed know more than everybody else. This after all being a forum for all points of view to be acknowledged.
Furthermore, when he next feels the uncontrollable urge to debate, sorry argue, with anyone/everyone he does so between posters Saxo and J12R only. We lesser mortals should desist from any 'debate' as we know nowt of any value.
IM (unworthy) O.
the big differance between me and you lot? i know the game.
Originally Posted by jordan12rhodes
...Your on the game...
JR/Saxo - you must see why you annoy people at times. You're a bit like a politician: if you don't like the question, you don't answer it!Originally Posted by jordan12rhodes
As for the actual topic (and the Lowe thread), surely it's a matter of horses for courses. Lowe is a valuable squad member and a decent full-back. In midfield, his game is limited, being mainly based on energy and ground-coverage. His ambition is generally restricted to short or lateral passes. I don't mind having a player like that in the team, but his inclusion means the EXCLUSION of someone more creative. I agree with you that Evans isn't a true "holding" player, but he puts in a fair number of tackles and challenges.
The answer for me, therefore, might be to have Lowe in midfield for the more difficult games - especially away - but to go for a more attacking line-up in the clearly "winnable" matches.
In those, I would like to
JR/Saxo - you must see why you annoy people at times. You're a bit like a politician: if you don't like the question, you don't answer it!Originally Posted by AucklandRover
As for the actual topic (and the Lowe thread), surely it's a matter of horses for courses. Lowe is a valuable squad member and a decent full-back. In midfield, his game is limited, being mainly based on energy and ground-coverage. His ambition is generally restricted to short or lateral passes. I don't mind having a player like that in the team, but his inclusion means the EXCLUSION of someone more creative. I agree with you that Evans isn't a true "holding" player, but he puts in a fair number of tackles and challenges.
The answer for me, therefore, might be to have Lowe in midfield for the more difficult games - especially away - but to go for a more attacking line-up in the cl
JR/Saxo - you must see why you annoy people at times. You're a bit like a politician: if you don't like the question, you don't answer it!Originally Posted by jordan12rhodes
As for the actual topic (and the Lowe thread), surely it's a matter of horses for courses. Lowe is a valuable squad member and a decent full-back. In midfield, his game is limited, being mainly based on energy and ground-coverage. His ambition is generally restricted to short or lateral passes. I don't mind having a player like that in the team, but his inclusion means the EXCLUSION of someone more creative. I agree with you that Evans isn't a true "holding" player, but he puts in a fair number of tackles and challenges.
The answer for me, therefore, might be to have Lowe in midfield for the more difficult games - especially awa
JR/Saxo - you must see why you annoy people at times. You're a bit like a politician: if you don't like the question, you don't answer it!Originally Posted by champs95
As for the actual topic (and the Lowe thread), surely it's a matter of horses for courses. Lowe is a valuable squad member and a decent full-back. In midfield, his game is limited, being mainly based on energy and ground-coverage. His ambition is generally restricted to short or lateral passes. I don't mind having a player like that in the team, but his inclusion means the EXCLUSION of someone more creative. I agree with you that Evans isn't a true "holding" player, but he puts in a fair number of tackles and challenges.
The answer for me, therefore, might be to have Lowe in midfield
JR/Saxo - you must see why you annoy people at times. You're a bit like a politician: if you don't like the question, you don't answer it!Originally Posted by jordan12rhodes
As for the actual topic (and the Lowe thread), surely it's a matter of horses for courses. Lowe is a valuable squad member and a decent full-back. In midfield, his game is limited, being mainly based on energy and ground-coverage. His ambition is generally restricted to short or lateral passes. I don't mind having a player like that in the team, but his inclusion means the EXCLUSION of someone more creative. I agree with you that Evans isn't a true "holding" player, but he puts in a fair number of tackles and challenges.
The answer