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Got done a couple of times in the second half, and that's all it takes to be punished usually, so will need to adapt, but otherwise thought he was alright. Really liked him first half.

 

It's nice to see a player at right back that can bring the ball down and there be some expectation that the balls next destination will be at the feet of a Newcastle player.

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Don't think he's attempted a floated cross or a 30 yard chipped pass yet so he's a mile ahead of Simpson.  He was very good in the first half getting forward and a couple of decent tackles in, second half early on he wasn't used to the pace of Agbonlahor but he improved and got tighter to him after the initial 10-15 minutes.

 

He's very good in the air and like all players coming to a new country he'll get better with more games.

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Debuchy has shown good attacking skills in his games so far, but is unconvincing when a quick forward takes him on for pace in defence.

 

This could well be that he is used to more time on the ball and to be able to support attacks in the French league and that is not available to him in the PL.

 

He is a quality player, but it may take him a while to adjust...look at Colo's first season...

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He didnt put a foot in though :lol:

 

He did, actually caught Agbonlahor's foot too. Stupid decision to go in rash like that in your own penalty area when the opposition player is moving away from goal. Stay on your feet and just shepherd him out before making a challenge.

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He didnt put a foot in though :lol:

 

He did, actually caught Agbonlahor's foot too. Stupid decision to go in rash like that in your own penalty area when the opposition player is moving away from goal. Stay on your feet and just shepherd him out before making a challenge.

 

Ne he didn't. Agbonlahor stood on Debuchy's foot and proceeded to go down like he'd been sniped.

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He didnt put a foot in though :lol:

 

He did, actually caught Agbonlahor's foot too. Stupid decision to go in rash like that in your own penalty area when the opposition player is moving away from goal. Stay on your feet and just shepherd him out before making a challenge.

 

Ne he didn't. Agbonlahor stood on Debuchy's foot and proceeded to go down like he'd been sniped.

 

I saw it exactly the other way. May need to watch it again. I think he was surprised by Agbonlahor's burst of pace to get to the ball before him as he had already committed to the tackle.

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Debuchy has shown good attacking skills in his games so far, but is unconvincing when a quick forward takes him on for pace in defence.

 

This could well be that he is used to more time on the ball and to be able to support attacks in the French league and that is not available to him in the PL.

 

He is a quality player, but it may take him a while to adjust...look at Colo's first season...

 

Agree with that.

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I was worried whenever they attacked him in the second half last night. Also thought he might've been injured in last 20mins? Got clattered a few times and was holding his leg and stomach (not just to show to ref but later when game was in-play). As said, early days, i'm not too worried.

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He didnt put a foot in though :lol:

 

He did, actually caught Agbonlahor's foot too. Stupid decision to go in rash like that in your own penalty area when the opposition player is moving away from goal. Stay on your feet and just shepherd him out before making a challenge.

 

Ne he didn't. Agbonlahor stood on Debuchy's foot and proceeded to go down like he'd been sniped.

 

I saw it exactly the other way. May need to watch it again. I think he was surprised by Agbonlahor's burst of pace to get to the ball before him as he had already committed to the tackle.

 

Right, those pics WBCP posted prove me wrong: Agbonlahor stepped on Debuchy's foot, not the other way around. Not a pen in that case tbf.

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