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He was shite for the best part of the game, but he's still the one player who will get me on my feet.

 

 

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He seemed really sluggish and was out muscled and run off the ball far too often today, I really hope the injuries haven't diminished his powers. I really hope he manages to stay fit for the majority of next season.

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Sometimes he wasnt up the pitch because he simply couldn't be arsed. Debuchy was often making runs well ahead of him when we were attacking, while HBA jogged along in the fullback position. 

 

Played when he felt like it today, and is still overweight.

 

 

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

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His first half was great. He scared all Arse players. Two or three times, after beating several players, he found no solutions around him and was forced to stop his action and give the ball back to Tiote or Cabaye.

 

Shit second half, ok, as he completely ignored his team mates, with some really poor decisions.

 

But he still was the most dangerous NUFC player, always surounded by 3 Arsenal players

 

 

 

 

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

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It's just another question to put to Pardew, why do none of our midfielders move off the ball? I don't get his philosophy on midfield, he's fine for full backs to bomb on and for our striker(s) to work space but the middle 4 have no off the ball movement whatsoever.

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

 

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

 

:iamatwat:

 

Nah, but seriously. What's that got to do with it? Pardew loving him doesn't change the point that he's hamstrung by Pardew's 'style'

 

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His first half was great. He scared all Arse players. Two or three times, after beating several players, he found no solutions around him and was forced to stop his action and give the ball back to Tiote or Cabaye.

 

s*** second half, ok, as he completely ignored his team mates, with some really poor decisions.

 

But he still was the most dangerous NUFC player, always surounded by 3 Arsenal players

 

 

 

 

 

I expect an Arsenal bid for him this summer. What a player he could be under an intelligent, tactically aware manager. :IE Wenger.

Will be surprised if he is wearing our shirt next season imho.

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

 

:iamatwat:

 

Nah, but seriously. What's that got to do with it? Pardew loving him doesn't change the point that he's hamstrung by Pardew's 'style'

 

 

I though your point was that Pardew prefers Jonas and Perch. In fact he obviously rates HBA as one of our best players and starts him every game. I agree our poor general play is affecting him, but it affects everyone.

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Guest firetotheworks

In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

 

:iamatwat:

 

Nah, but seriously. What's that got to do with it? Pardew loving him doesn't change the point that he's hamstrung by Pardew's 'style'

 

 

I though your point was that Pardew prefers Jonas and Perch. In fact he obviously rates HBA as one of our best players and starts him every game. I agree our poor general play is affecting him, but it affects everyone.

 

The point was more far reaching than Ben Arfa regarding the players that Pardew invests more in. Examples being Jonas and Perch being clearly seen as more valuable than Marveaux and Gouffran. Pardew shouldn't be anywhere near his profession imo.

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In a footballing sense it breaks my heart that we have a player of his quality playing and wanting to play for us, with a manager that puts his professional investment into players like Jonas and Perch. It's tragic.

 

One hand is pinning the other one down.

 

Doesn't Pardew love Hatem as well though? I get your point about Jonas and Perch but this is a dodgy example.

 

What's love got do, got to do with it?

 

:iamatwat:

 

Nah, but seriously. What's that got to do with it? Pardew loving him doesn't change the point that he's hamstrung by Pardew's 'style'

 

 

I though your point was that Pardew prefers Jonas and Perch. In fact he obviously rates HBA as one of our best players and starts him every game. I agree our poor general play is affecting him, but it affects everyone.

 

The point was more far reaching than Ben Arfa regarding the players that Pardew invests more in. Examples being Jonas and Perch being clearly seen as more valuable than Marveaux and Gouffran. Pardew shouldn't be anywhere near his profession imo.

 

Ah right, fair enough then, just not what I was responding to.

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