Ched Evans
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- Jul 15, 2020
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We need another Ched ideally. He's an absolute battering ram but is actually a neat footballer too. Playing really well at the moment and pivotal in our success to me.
A Hugill would be perfect. Evans/Hugill and Archer/Riis as your front four options, dreamland.
A Hugill would be perfect. Evans/Hugill and Archer/Riis as your front four options, dreamland.
The guy is brilliant. He has so much to his game. He's bullies bigger lads off the ball, he can finish when given chances but one thing I didn't expect so much is his football brain. He's clinical when the pass needs to be right.
I think we should really look after him as he's clearly not still 100% fit. Last thing we need is him ending up out injured for a period of time. He's also a master of the dark arts, an absolute shithouse. Love him.
I think we should really look after him as he's clearly not still 100% fit. Last thing we need is him ending up out injured for a period of time. He's also a master of the dark arts, an absolute shithouse. Love him.
One's more than enough thank you.We need another Ched ideally.
A couple mil for sure but don't think he scores enough to go for anything north of 5m, not many clubs pay for support strikers that don't particularly score oftenIf Ched was 25 he'd be worth serious money.
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- Mar 20, 2018
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- 11,549
There is not enough humble pie in the world for me to eat with regards to Chedwyn. On the pitch I thought he was past it, wreaked of desperate, poor, lazy recruitment.
Instead he’s been one of the best players over the last two years. His work rate and desire it well documented but he’s actually just a really good footballer.
The key now is finding a younger version for the years ahead, that’s the tricky one. I keep wishing he was only 25 but then if that was the case, he wouldn’t be here for us to enjoy.
Instead he’s been one of the best players over the last two years. His work rate and desire it well documented but he’s actually just a really good footballer.
The key now is finding a younger version for the years ahead, that’s the tricky one. I keep wishing he was only 25 but then if that was the case, he wouldn’t be here for us to enjoy.
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- Oct 26, 2012
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- 10,068
He's League 1 or 2 standard at best.
That's what some were telling us on here not so long back. I sometimes wonder which game they've been watching. 🙄
That's what some were telling us on here not so long back. I sometimes wonder which game they've been watching. 🙄
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2019
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- 4,968
We need another Ched ideally. He's an absolute battering ram but is actually a neat footballer too. Playing really well at the moment and pivotal in our success to me.
A Hugill would be perfect. Evans/Hugill and Archer/Riis as your front four options, dreamland.
Hugill isn’t good enough
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2016
- Messages
- 14,842
Got booked lastnight for kicking the ball away, not good, the challenge the game was stopped for was absolutely fucking class as he just walloped the centre back full force on the shins which sent the wba lad running off crying like mad to the ref. Couldn't cope with him.
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- Feb 17, 2016
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- 14,842
No chance, would enhance our squad and options dramaticallyHugill isn’t good enough
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- Jun 7, 2004
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- 13,344
He has made no impact at WBANo chance, would enhance our squad and options dramatically
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- Jan 5, 2015
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- Joined
- Feb 17, 2016
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Sorry, how's that anything to do with what I said about our squad?He has made no impact at WBA
Wba is totally irrelevant, Ben Pearson made no impact at Manchester United
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- Jan 29, 2019
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Did you watch them yesterday? Most forwards would struggle in that set upHe has made no impact at WBA
Ched is an absolute beast Love watching him play That big centre half had a torrid time lastnight
A fantastic attitude and can play a bit as well. I love that he's doing well for us. Could maybe score more goals, but he's one of a few players that we have who could teach the younger lads what it should mean to be a professional footballer. Long may it continue.