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So they release Ilan but give a new contract to Boa Morte? :lol:

 

Madness. He kept them up.

 

Boa Morte has been alternating between injured and s*** for 3 years.

 

just be glad we didnt sign him when there was talk about it.

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So they release Ilan but give a new contract to Boa Morte? :lol:

 

Madness. He kept them up.

 

Boa Morte has been alternating between injured and shit for 3 years.

 

I was more of the opinion that Hull and Burnley kept them up rather than any of their own players.

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Ilan & Geovinni (Hull) are players I think could provide the magic that is needed at times & then drift into thinking they will do fuck all the rest of the time. But we deffo need something more than grafters.

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Ilan & Geovinni (Hull) are players I think could provide the magic that is needed at times & then drift into thinking they will do fuck all the rest of the time. But we deffo need something more than grafters.

 

Geovanni would be great for one or two games a season. Though having him as a passenger for the other 36 would get old very quick.

 

 

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Alvaro Recoba. He scored a peach at SJP in the CL.

 

Aye i remember going ballistic at whoever was marking him for showing him inside on to his left foot. Appalling defending.

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Reading The Guardian's World Cup preview booklet, Tommy Oar is mentioned as a player who could help regain stability in the Premier League. I believe he's an Aussie playing for Utrecht, but other  than that I know nothing of him, and wonder why the Guardian mentioned our name with his

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Reading The Guardian's World Cup preview booklet, Tommy Oar is mentioned as a player who could help regain stability in the Premier League. I believe he's an Aussie playing for Utrecht, but other  than that I know nothing of him, and wonder why the Guardian mentioned our name with his

 

18 year old Australian winger who is apparently meant to be the next Harry Kewell.

He had a good couple of seasons in the Australian A-League for Brisbane Roar and then obviously moved to Utrecht as stated above. He also missed the cut for the final 23 man squad for the WC.

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Reading The Guardian's World Cup preview booklet, Tommy Oar is mentioned as a player who could help regain stability in the Premier League. I believe he's an Aussie playing for Utrecht, but other  than that I know nothing of him, and wonder why the Guardian mentioned our name with his

 

Number 127 or something stupid in a friendly.

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Reading The Guardian's World Cup preview booklet, Tommy Oar is mentioned as a player who could help regain stability in the Premier League. I believe he's an Aussie playing for Utrecht, but other  than that I know nothing of him, and wonder why the Guardian mentioned our name with his

 

18 year old Australian winger who is apparently meant to be the next Harry Kewell.

He had a good couple of seasons in the Australian A-League for Brisbane Roar and then obviously moved to Utrecht as stated above. He also missed the cut for the final 23 man squad for the WC.

An excellent talent and I feel Verbeek made a big mistake not including him, from what I saw last night. I mentioned to someone on this forum a couple of months ago that Oar will be highly sought after and they said they would contact the club. Apparently, Utrecht beat a whole host of european clubs to his signature. One to watch for the future.
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Reading The Guardian's World Cup preview booklet, Tommy Oar is mentioned as a player who could help regain stability in the Premier League. I believe he's an Aussie playing for Utrecht, but other  than that I know nothing of him, and wonder why the Guardian mentioned our name with his

 

18 year old Australian winger who is apparently meant to be the next Harry Kewell.

He had a good couple of seasons in the Australian A-League for Brisbane Roar and then obviously moved to Utrecht as stated above. He also missed the cut for the final 23 man squad for the WC.

An excellent talent and I feel Verbeek made a big mistake not including him, from what I saw last night. I mentioned to someone on this forum a couple of months ago that Oar will be highly sought after and they said they would contact the club. Apparently, Utrecht beat a whole host of european clubs to his signature. One to watch for the future.

 

Yeah ive gotta agree here. SURELY a better option than Richard Garcia as a back up winger who looks like absolute crap at the moment. They do play on opposite flanks though so there goes my opinion...

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