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  Arizona said:
Wonder if we could get him back if and when Wolves go down.

 

Who would he replace? I suppose he could go the bench as useful cover not much different to his current postion with wolves;).

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  alpine_saint said:
who do we move to the subs bench ?

 

I rate him above Hammond. I know they play different roles, but given choice I'd still probably take a midfield or Surman and Schneiderlin. Come to think of it, I rate him above Schneiderlin too. I can't really say which combination of the three works best.

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  Arizona said:
I rate him above Hammond. I know they play different roles, but given choice I'd still probably take a midfield or Surman and Schneiderlin. Come to think of it, I rate him above Schneiderlin too. I can't really say which combination of the three works best.

 

Id rather have Hammond IMO

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I don't think he would get in the first 11 at the moment. He could arguably replace any of Hammond, Schneiderlin or Puncheon but I don't see him as being a distinct improvement on any of them.

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  Window Cleaner said:
Still if he has the option of staying at Wolves, moving to Forest or coming back to play in the 3rd division with us, I don't expect it will take him long to decide.

 

A loan to Reading is my guess.

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  Window Cleaner said:
Based on ?

 

I am usually good at guessing and my lottery results are always very close.:D

 

 

Reading were after him before and are struggling for fit midfield players.;)

 

 

But my guess is I might be totally wrong.:rolleyes:

 

Happy new years windows.

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  ottery st mary said:
I am usually good at guessing and my lottery results are always very close.:D

 

 

Reading were after him before and are struggling for fit midfield players.;)

 

 

But my guess is I might be totally wrong.:rolleyes:

 

Happy new years windows.

 

Great Reading can take Surman so we can buy Church off Reading, Church has looked good this season, reckon he'd look better in a saints shirt though.

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  Alanh said:
I don't think he would get in the first 11 at the moment. He could arguably replace any of Hammond, Schneiderlin or Puncheon but I don't see him as being a distinct improvement on any of them.

 

He could replace any of those three or even Barnard.

 

We need another quality central midfielder in for next season without a doubt, relying on Schneiderlin and Hammond to stay fit for a whole season is mental.

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People on this forum used to moan like hell about Surman, and spread stories about his drinking which no one ever proved, why the sudden turn round to want him back? I'm afraid all last year's lot were tarred with a bad brush and I wouldn't want any of them near the place, even though he was local.

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  Dellman said:
People on this forum used to moan like hell about Surman, and spread stories about his drinking which no one ever proved, why the sudden turn round to want him back? I'm afraid all last year's lot were tarred with a bad brush and I wouldn't want any of them near the place, even though he was local.

 

 

I don't remember any stories about Surman's drinking...not one.

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  Dellman said:
People on this forum used to moan like hell about Surman, and spread stories about his drinking which no one ever proved, why the sudden turn round to want him back? I'm afraid all last year's lot were tarred with a bad brush and I wouldn't want any of them near the place, even though he was local.

 

FFS what on Earth are you on about? If you actually met the guy you would see that he was probably one of the nicest and most down to Earth footballers around. I don't remember any of those stories. I think you are mistaken.

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  hypochondriac said:
FFS what on Earth are you on about? If you actually met the guy you would see that he was probably one of the nicest and most down to Earth footballers around. I don't remember any of those stories. I think you are mistaken.

 

Met him a couple of times also via his brother and he is all of the above.

 

Loves Saints as well, would have him back without any hesitation

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  Dig Dig said:
Met him a couple of times also via his brother and he is all of the above.

 

Loves Saints as well, would have him back without any hesitation

 

He's also really clever and was a fantastic cross country runner. Lovely guy and so is his girlfriend.

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He was never going to be prem class because he lacks pace... Very decent CCC player and I would welcome him back. Would be a backwards step in his career however.

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  Colbury said:
He was never going to be prem class because he lacks pace... Very decent CCC player and I would welcome him back. Would be a backwards step in his career however.

 

tbf not every prem player has blistering pace. If that's his only flaw then he could still make it as a prem player. He just needs to be used in the right way

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  John B said:
Perhaps the Journalist is a Tory as they tend to miss out decimal points to give the completely wrong slant on things;)

 

lol:-D

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