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Re: Bryn Back

by juanpablo » 07 Sep 2008 16:53

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Chillitsphil The difference is that Bryn will never be good enough to play in the EPL and push us on to the next level, Karacan could be... so it would seem logical that Jem will get the nod.




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Re: Bryn Back

by Colchester Royal » 07 Sep 2008 18:06

Well to me Bryn coming back will strengthen up the midfield. It'll give Matejovsky the right to roam up front and create a striker behind the 2 up front. Karacan - good player, but against Crystal Palace, he was sucked into the ball holder and that gave more room for the opponents attacking midfielders. He'll be good in the cup games, but not in league. Sorry guys. i have to say Bryn coming back will help us. Height and as he showed against United in the cup 2 years ago, he'll score a few vital goals as well.

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Re: Bryn Back

by winchester_royal » 02 Oct 2008 18:15

Always happy to be proved wrong. 8)

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Re: Bryn Back

by Archie's penalty » 02 Oct 2008 23:15

Love ya Bryn!

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Re: Bryn Back

by 2.8 lita injection » 03 Oct 2008 07:44

As last season proved. Bryn is very underrated.....

That pass for the 2nd goal against the midland cnuts was more than harper has done for 3 years.


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Re: Bryn Back

by Avon Royal » 03 Oct 2008 07:46

winchester_royal Always happy to be proved wrong. 8)


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Re: Bryn Back

by Wycombe Royal » 03 Oct 2008 09:46

2.8 lita injection That pass for the 2nd goal against the midland cnuts was more than harper has done for 3 years.

You haven't seen a game for 3 years then? Plastic.

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Re: Bryn Back

by brendywendy » 03 Oct 2008 09:54

2.8 lita injection As last season proved. Bryn is very underrated.....

That pass for the 2nd goal against the midland cnuts was more than harper has done for 3 years.


lies

great slide rule pass to lita to score his 2nd vs man city away
superb run and goal vs liverpool

to name but two

great to have brynn back, and great to see him play 3 games in a week, and still able to make lungbusting runs into the box
simply one of my favourite reading players, despite generally being back up.

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Re: Bryn Back

by 2.8 lita injection » 03 Oct 2008 09:58

whoosh

humour is underated on here.

I was at newcastle to witness harpers 2 goals, tho i did not have a clue who scored from where i was. thanks.


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Re: Bryn Back

by Wycombe Royal » 03 Oct 2008 10:00

2.8 lita injection whoosh

humour is underated on here.

I was at newcastle to witness harpers 2 goals, tho i did not have a clue who scored from where i was. thanks.

THere was not a hint of sarcasm in your sentance about Harper so you can shove your whooosh up your arse......

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Re: Bryn Back

by 2.8 lita injection » 03 Oct 2008 10:01

maybe we can talk about our differences at preston or burnley ? :lol:

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Re: Bryn Back

by Wycombe Royal » 03 Oct 2008 10:05

Personally I'd prefer to do discuss it on The Jeremy Kyle show.

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Re: Bryn Back

by brendywendy » 03 Oct 2008 10:08

2.8 lita injection whoosh

humour is underated on here.

I was at newcastle to witness harpers 2 goals, tho i did not have a clue who scored from where i was. thanks.


i think you are over rating your humour.


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Re: Bryn Back

by 2.8 lita injection » 03 Oct 2008 10:10

Wycombe Royal Personally I'd prefer to do discuss it on The Jeremy Kyle show.


Who is jeremy kyle ?

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Re: Bryn Back

by Friday's Child » 04 Oct 2008 14:32

The challenge we have here is that Bryn is clearly good enough for this level, but evidence has shown his frailty at Premiership level last season. Not to not give him another chance at it, but it would not fill me with glee. It didn't help that he was partnered with a below-par Harper, and had John Oster on the right to combine to a rather poor midfield start-to-finish, and his defending was not good enough against the likes of pacey strikers (Pompey etc).

However, as stated on another thread, he has the ability of someone like Graham Kavanagh who has the strength and tenacity to complement the likes of Karacan, Harper (if he improves form), and Matejovsky. On a combination basis, I would pitch Bryn ahead of Harper as it is unclear exactly who complements Harper's style in this game other than a strong but also pacey-going-forward midfielder like Sidwell. My gut feeling is that unless we bring in a player very similar to Sidwell, we will never get the best from Harper again - his future lies elsewhere. The only player I could see with Harper is Bikey, from our current squad.

Bryn or Bikey partnered with Karacan or Matejovsky sounds like 4 great combinations at this level. Our next challenge would then be to see if Bryn could hack the Prem this time around, with a better-complementing partner, or whether we need a younger and fresher version of him. Either way, I struggle to understand the "fit" of Harper these days, and the "fit" of Bryn is better, tenfold. IMHO of course.

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Re: Bryn Back

by brendywendy » 04 Oct 2008 23:24

i think karacan is the young and fit brynnjar, in the same way that i think he is sidwells replacement
and harpers no mug, this is what he needed, i predict a great game from him if and when he returns

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Re: Bryn Back

by Pablo » 06 Dec 2008 17:36

winchester_royal Apparently Gunnar is close to a return.

I'm actually more concerned than pleased., especially given his form last year. He has lost his pace, and is no longer the player he was before, and I am worried he may stint the development of Karacan, and maybe even get in the team ahead of Marek.

Anyone else share these concerns?


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Re: Bryn Back

by SLAMMED » 06 Dec 2008 17:41

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winchester_royal Apparently Gunnar is close to a return.

I'm actually more concerned than pleased., especially given his form last year. He has lost his pace, and is no longer the player he was before, and I am worried he may stint the development of Karacan, and maybe even get in the team ahead of Marek.

Anyone else share these concerns?


:D


Hes only gained us 3 points in our last 2 away games :lol: lol @ his concern

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Re: Bryn Back

by readingbedding » 06 Dec 2008 17:44

The Prince of Fickledom.

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Re: Bryn Back

by winchester_royal » 06 Dec 2008 21:46

Like no one else has ever been proven wrong.......

Like everyone else thought Gunnar would have a positive effect......

I am more than happy to be proven wrong, but I still think in the long term Gunnarsson does not feature.

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