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I read that as Joe, rightly so, trying to drum up some positivity for Moses who's been a bit under fire. We all know he's a bit clumsy and has a mistake in him but he does give his all and therefore I don't mind when a journalist praises him. Obviously we would like better but it could be worse I guess!

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He had a great game yesterday. If Pulis can find a way to accentuate his positive attributes and minimise his negative ones then Odubajo will be a star for us.

 

His first season was dreadful but he's much improved this season, I'm hoping Pulis can get the best from him.

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22 minutes ago, room0035 said:

So a wing back playing against a team that for 60 minutes dominated us has only put in 4 tackles was he hiding behind the goal - I would to see his comparison with Palmer the other wing back playing on the left side.

 

Tackles:

 

Odubajo - 4 

 

Palmer - 0

 

Interceptions:

 

Odubajo - 2

 

Palmer - 1

 

Clearances:

 

Odubajo - 2

 

Palmer - 1

 

Passing Accuracy:

 

Odubajo - 75%

 

Palmer - 69.7%

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30 minutes ago, TheEnchanter said:

I read that as Joe, rightly so, trying to drum up some positivity for Moses who's been a bit under fire. We all know he's a bit clumsy and has a mistake in him but he does give his all and therefore I don't mind when a journalist praises him. Obviously we would like better but it could be worse I guess!

When playing out of position at centre half. Never been a centre half. Looks decent on the wing. 

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43 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

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It’s still strange to me how modern football now means that a player making just four tackles can be the top tackling player on the pitch

 

Mad that when you think about it 

 

Maybe due to the fact players Arnt allowed to tackle properly  anymore. 

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43 minutes ago, room0035 said:

So a wing back playing against a team that for 60 minutes dominated us has only put in 4 tackles was he hiding behind the goal - I would to see his comparison with Palmer the other wing back playing on the left side.

 

 


 

He made the most tackles of any player last night mate 

 


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1 hour ago, areNOTwhatTHEYseem said:

 

Tackles:

 

Odubajo - 4 

 

Palmer - 0

 

Interceptions:

 

Odubajo - 2

 

Palmer - 1

 

Clearances:

 

Odubajo - 2

 

Palmer - 1

 

Passing Accuracy:

 

Odubajo - 75%

 

Palmer - 69.7%

I must have watch a different game on sky then because Palmer made a lot more than 0 tackles.

 

 

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2 hours ago, @owlstalk said:

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It’s still strange to me how modern football now means that a player making just four tackles can be the top tackling player on the pitch

 

Mad that when you think about it 

I've been a real critic but he's winning me around. Keep putting the effort in Moses its paying off. It helps that he's rarely in the box defending. 

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18 minutes ago, edwinowl said:

I thought Moses was excellent last night. 
He has pace and that’s why Pulis will play him. 
I think this lad will get better now under TP. 
Patterson too looked a player last night. 


Worst limerick I’ve read in ages.

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