MOTM ....Sunderland(H)

Nobbers choice is.....

USA
11
9%
MURTS
2
2%
INGI
0
No votes
SONKS
1
1%
SHOREY
1
1%
GUNNAR
1
1%
HARPS
3
2%
CONVEY
5
4%
HUNTY
89
70%
KITS
14
11%
DOYLE
1
1%
A sub (Name in thread)
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 128
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by Uke » 23 Dec 2007 17:01

Kingsley

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by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Dec 2007 17:05

NOTW gave it to Sonks' with an 8/10 (and included him in the Dream Team of the Day :?

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by Alan Partridge » 23 Dec 2007 17:11

AthleticoSpizz NOTW gave it to Sonks' with an 8/10 (and included him in the Dream Team of the Day :?


ALOL!!!!!!

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by Kes » 23 Dec 2007 19:04

The linesman that awarded the Hunt goal has to be MOTM as the ball didn't cross the line.

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by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Dec 2007 19:15

Alan Partridge
AthleticoSpizz NOTW gave it to Sonks' with an 8/10 (and included him in the Dream Team of the Day :?


ALOL!!!!!!
sadly..............so did I (ALOL that is)


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by West Stand Flash » 24 Dec 2007 09:34

How anyone voted for Doyle is beyond me. One of the most non existent performances I have seen from him in a Reading shirt.

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by Wycombe Royal » 24 Dec 2007 09:40

West Stand Flash How anyone voted for Doyle is beyond me. One of the most non existent performances I have seen from him in a Reading shirt.

Hardly non-existant. Worked tirelessly and got in to a couple of good positions where his shooting let him down.

He hasn't scored a goal with his feet for us this season and Saturday demonstrated why.

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by tom_t69 » 24 Dec 2007 09:56

Definitely hunty one of the best performances i have seen from him ever. I never thought he had any talent last season but i thought he just tried really hard this year he has prooved me wrong, he is top quality.

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by Wycombe Royal » 24 Dec 2007 09:58

I went for Kitson purely beacuse it was him dropping deep and pulling their central defenders out of position that created most of decent chances and crossing positions. His passing was also very good.

He was playing the role that we need a creative central midfielder to do so at least Kitson can be in the box on the end of some of the crosses.


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by TFF » 24 Dec 2007 10:09

I went for Hunt or all the reasons stated above.

Thought USA had a good one - couple of decent stops and good distribution.

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by Victor Meldrew » 24 Dec 2007 10:34

Wycombe Royal I went for Kitson purely beacuse it was him dropping deep and pulling their central defenders out of position that created most of decent chances and crossing positions. His passing was also very good.

He was playing the role that we need a creative central midfielder to do so at least Kitson can be in the box on the end of some of the crosses.


Daily Mail went for Kitson.
I think our fans now take Doyle and Kitson for granted whereas somebody like Hunt who is now notorious in The Premiership grabs the attention,much in the way of a Robbie Savage or a Joey Barton-occasional good games like Saturday mixed with great periods of mediocrity but never far from the headlines.

IMHO the Kitson/Doyle front two is amongst the top 4 or 5 pairings in The Premiership and will prove to be the main reason why we stay up this season.
If they could occasionally get some good delivery from our wide players we might just have a comfortable mid-table season but I am worried that one or two of the "bigger" clubs like Villa,City or Newcastle might wake up to how good they are.

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by Old Biscuitman » 24 Dec 2007 10:42

Ian Royal Go with USA on the basis he sounds like he made several crucial saves. Sounded like we could have been on for a pasting in the last 10 if he hadn't pulled off a couple of crackers.


I guess he was getting in some practice for pulling them tomorrow.

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by Stranded » 24 Dec 2007 11:12

Hunt.

If he keeps putting in performances like that on the right, then we've got our right side problem sewn up.


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by Hoop Blah » 24 Dec 2007 11:20

Hunt for me too.

He started the season so well, then reverted to form up until the last coupld of games. He still showed glimpses of the poor technique that prevents him from being a better player but yesterday was one of those days, like the Chelsea game, where pretty much everything he tried paid off.

Another fantastic performance from Kitson again though. He just brings so much to the team with he clever touches and little lay offs.

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