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How good will Schneiderlin get?


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No he didn't. Git.

 

And that is what I thought but my spell check wouldn't have it.....

 

That f*cker. Still he always keeps an eye out for Saints and seems like a nice bloke.

 

Don't trust the machines man, HAVE YOU NOT SEEN TERMINATOR 2!?

 

Good article by the way.

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He's reached his maximum potential with us, and needs to move to a big club to progress. That'll also see him called up to the France squad, something that would never happen with us.

 

Ha! Ballocks. He'll play in the Champions League. With us.

 

All jokes aside he seems like a loyal player, but I'm not sure whether big money would entice him somewhere else. Whatever happens he''s one of the crown jewels we cannot lose (I'd add Lallana, Shaw, Ramirez, Lambert and perhaps even Cork to that list) if possible, meaning relegation is out of the question this season.

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I wouldn't want to lose him but if he said he wanted to move on I would nto begrudge him a move. Has shown loyalty and committment to the cause through and through. I'd hope he would be a one club man but, otherwise, a contract extension to at least secure a good price would be ideal.

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I wouldn't want to lose him but if he said he wanted to move on I would nto begrudge him a move. Has shown loyalty and committment to the cause through and through. I'd hope he would be a one club man but, otherwise, a contract extension to at least secure a good price would be ideal.

 

Apart from RC Strasbourg...;)

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Morgan is the one player in that team right now that is genuinely irreplaceable. We can COPE without Lallana/Lambert/Boruc/one of the centre-backs etc. but when we lose Schneiderlin we really, really struggle. The team for the past 4-5 years has become so used to his presence shielding the back four and the fact that if in doubt you can give him the ball and he just won't give it away that taking him out of the team screws us over completely. We have to get him signed onto a new contract as soon as possible.

 

Truly bewildering how many dinosaur fans didn't rate him, even less than a year ago away at West Ham a few of our fans were saying Hammond should have started ahead of him :rolleyes:

 

Looking forward to seeing him represent his country probably more than I would be with Lambert or Lallana.

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I've been saying for a fair few seasons now that he's our most complete player, an absolute star in the making and sadly one who i think will be picked up sooner rather than later.

 

The saddest thing is i think him moving on to a big club, maybe abroad is the best thing for him since he needs to show he can do it at the top level which he won't here.

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I believe the tough times with us have made him a better and stronger individual, as well as a more rounded player. You forget he's only 23 because he plays with such a mature head on his shoulders, far from the raw but talented 18 year old who played against West Ham in the friendly back in 2008.

 

That was the first time I saw Morgan, it was his pre-season debut and you couldn't help but be impressed. He had poise on the ball, agility and balance - and at times ran rings around the more experienced players he was against. At that moment I think we were all looking forward to what we believed would be a good season.

 

That season wasn't one for a player like Morgan though, not as raw as he was - and he got harsh criticism when it was really a case of him being thrown into the pit. He never lost that talent though.

 

League 1 made him as a player. It allowed him to become that focal point in our midfield, and allowed him to gain a winning confidence in a foreign league. He got stronger, more mature in his play and was then combining it with his undoubted technical qualities. If there was one criticism you could have labeled at him, it was his lack of adventure and his lack of goal threat - but that's changed now. He's as box to box as you'll find, and moves around the pitch with an ease and a purpose that you can't ignore.

 

Always an elegant midfield player, he has now matured into the cultured leader that many of us hoped he'd be.

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When you consider how the dinosaurs on here slated him for being gash when anyone with any inkling of modern football could see he was utter class.

 

To me, he's as good as Steve Williams. Praise of a Saints midfielder doesn't come higher from me.

 

Wow, high praise indeed. I'd say he's a long way from having the attacking ability of Steve Williams. Time will tell I guess.

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