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  On 22/10/2008 at 15:36, Yorkie-Geordie said:

It's also worth pointing out that he, as a non-English speaker, commanded a makeshift backline while the team was a man down... ;)

 

I know you weren't slating him or anything but i won't have anyone making excuses for that performance, he was mint. :razz:

 

he's actually speaking good english now apparently

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  On 22/10/2008 at 21:10, Ronaldo said:

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It's also worth pointing out that he, as a non-English speaker, commanded a makeshift backline while the team was a man down... ;)

 

I know you weren't slating him or anything but i won't have anyone making excuses for that performance, he was mint. :razz:

 

he's actually speaking good english now apparently

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  On 22/10/2008 at 21:26, Shearer9 said:

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It's also worth pointing out that he, as a non-English speaker, commanded a makeshift backline while the team was a man down... ;)

 

I know you weren't slating him or anything but i won't have anyone making excuses for that performance, he was mint. :razz:

 

he's actually speaking good english now apparently

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If true then Juande Ramos is a retard.

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  On 22/10/2008 at 21:26, Shearer9 said:

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It's also worth pointing out that he, as a non-English speaker, commanded a makeshift backline while the team was a man down... ;)

 

I know you weren't slating him or anything but i won't have anyone making excuses for that performance, he was mint. :razz:

 

he's actually speaking good english now apparently

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my dad, he's his kit sponsor. Spoke to him at length before the Blackburn game

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  On 22/10/2008 at 23:31, Newcastle Fan said:

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It's also worth pointing out that he, as a non-English speaker, commanded a makeshift backline while the team was a man down... ;)

 

I know you weren't slating him or anything but i won't have anyone making excuses for that performance, he was mint. :razz:

 

he's actually speaking good english now apparently

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If true then Juande Ramos is a retard.

 

Ramos speaks decent enough English now too to be fair.

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  On 22/10/2008 at 18:14, Ikon said:

He looked alot more agressive against City than he's looked before i think.

 

To be fair, psychologically being up against two fellow South Americans might have helped (the whole Argentina v Brazil thing).

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My take on Coloccini:

 

- Tough as old boots

- Average in the air (in relation to premiership football)

- Average in terms of pace    "

- Great distribution

- Good timing of tackles

- Good strength

- Great reading of the game

- Good Organiser

 

I think the price tag was about right for him. To become more effective he needs to improve in the air. He's ok, but ok will concede a number of goals throughout the season in the premiership. I think he is a great addition for the club!

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  On 23/10/2008 at 07:00, sicko2ndbest said:

My take on Coloccini:

 

- Tough as old boots

- Average in the air (in relation to premiership football)

- Average in terms of pace    "

- Great distribution

- Good timing of tackles

- Good strength

- Great reading of the game

- Good Organiser

 

I think the price tag was about right for him. To become more effective he needs to improve in the air. He's ok, but ok will concede a number of goals throughout the season in the premiership. I think he is a great addition for the club!

 

Agree with that

 

All we need now is a strong good in the air partner for him... oh wait we sold him for peanuts to stoke!

 

 

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  On 23/10/2008 at 07:57, BONTEMPI said:

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My take on Coloccini:

 

- Tough as old boots

- Average in the air (in relation to premiership football)

- Average in terms of pace    "

- Great distribution

- Good timing of tackles

- Good strength

- Great reading of the game

- Good Organiser

 

I think the price tag was about right for him. To become more effective he needs to improve in the air. He's ok, but ok will concede a number of goals throughout the season in the premiership. I think he is a great addition for the club!

 

Agree with that

 

All we need now is a strong good in the air partner for him... oh wait we sold him for peanuts to stoke!

 

 

 

Have you watched Faye this season? He's been very much less than ordinary

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  On 23/10/2008 at 07:00, sicko2ndbest said:

My take on Coloccini:

 

- Tough as old boots

- Average in the air (in relation to premiership football)

- Average in terms of pace    "

- Great distribution

- Good timing of tackles

- Good strength

- Great reading of the game

- Good Organiser

 

I think the price tag was about right for him. To become more effective he needs to improve in the air. He's ok, but ok will concede a number of goals throughout the season in the premiership. I think he is a great addition for the club!

 

I wouldn't say he's average in terms of pace. I think when he gets going he's quite quick.

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  On 23/10/2008 at 08:10, Tooj said:

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My take on Coloccini:

 

- Tough as old boots

- Average in the air (in relation to premiership football)

- Average in terms of pace    "

- Great distribution

- Good timing of tackles

- Good strength

- Great reading of the game

- Good Organiser

 

I think the price tag was about right for him. To become more effective he needs to improve in the air. He's ok, but ok will concede a number of goals throughout the season in the premiership. I think he is a great addition for the club!

 

I wouldn't say he's average in terms of pace. I think when he gets going he's quite quick.

 

Certainly fast enough for a CB and when you read the game as well as he does you don't need lightening pace.  (see Bruce, Adams, Carragher, Terry etc)

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  On 23/10/2008 at 00:41, Optimistic Nut said:

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He looked alot more agressive against City than he's looked before i think.

 

To be fair, psychologically being up against two fellow South Americans might have helped (the whole Argentina v Brazil thing).

 

Maybe i don't understand why you wrote "To be fair" or what you meant with it. I know what the words mean, but it sounded like you defended him as if i was being negative about him. But i meant it in a positive way. Maybe i just got it wrong about your reply, it's not always that easy to understand ;)

 

Let's beat the m*****s

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  On 25/10/2008 at 14:58, Gallowgate Toon said:

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He need a competent partner next to him mind.

makes me feel sick when i think of what him and Faye would have been like.

 

This. On paper at least, a fantastic combination.

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