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Alan Browne

Alan Browne

boltons1 said:
I think Alexander was only signed and became a mainstay in the side because of the horrendous leg break to Parkinson, I do remember a few people complaining that his arrival coincided with our downturn in form (ultimately our fall out of the automatics at the expense of Walsall). But he was still a class player. I think it was mainly down to the goals drying up for Nogan, around Easter, than anything else IIRC.
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It probably was as Alexander at Luton (with his blonde hair) was the best RB/RWB in the division. The fact he improved on Parkinson shows how good he was as Parky was a great player as well.
 
People mention Rankine but Graham Alexander, one of our new legends, had a pretty awful first season.


One of the most ridiculously stupid comments of all time on this forum. What an absolute div. He oozed class from his debut.
 
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BigMarkLeonard said:
People mention Rankine but Graham Alexander, one of our new legends, had a pretty awful first season.


One of the most ridiculously stupid comments of all time on this forum. What an absolute div. He oozed class from his debut.
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****?
Your posts are usually quality.
Very poor.
 
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Let's make no mistake, GA was a target for the 'boo boys' for many years. The fact that most attacks were built by him in the right back position was beyond them.
 
pnematic said:
Alex Neil deserves huge credit for improving players , Hunts “ won’t hack it in the championship ” ,Davies “ facing a career in the lower leagues”, Fisher “ scoffed at by Rotherham fans” Browne “ what does he bring to the team?”

That’s 4 damn fine players.

You could add Barkhuizens smooth transition to higher league football , Robinson’s improvement. Earls step up.

That’s not a bad effort .
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Alex Neil has certainly improved some players - browne being one of them. But a few things to point out. Robinson clearly showed he was capable LAST season. Barkhuizen made his smooth transition LAST season and Huntington has shown he can "hack it in the championship" for the LAST two seasons. So unless Neil has managed us in two different time periods - this season and LAST season then he deserves huge credit for improving some of the above. If he has managed us in two different time periods then that is a mammoth effort!
 
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