Good point.Ian Royal wrote:Don't start the Hughes debate again for God's sake Gordy!Gordons Cumming wrote:Anyone who gives 100% each game is worth his weight in gold.
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Good point.Ian Royal wrote:Don't start the Hughes debate again for God's sake Gordy!Gordons Cumming wrote:Anyone who gives 100% each game is worth his weight in gold.
Funny how it also came up against the worst Premiership performance on record...Ian Royal wrote:We have more important areas to improve than left wing, especially with convey coming back. it is very far from a priority and keeping hunty at the club, on probably fairly low wages is a good idea.Royalee wrote:Ian Royal wrote: perfectly good enough to be second/third choice winger and a desperation striker. Also means should he drop out of favour we'd get a fairly decent price for him from a championship side. I'm sure there would be plenty who'd pay reasonable money for him.
...Or we could do what any other Premiership club would be doing and look to improve our squad. If it hadn't been for the vast improvement in Lita's form and Hunt's dropping over Xmas, we'd have been stuffed at both the big boys. The best games Hunt's had this season have been Charlton and West Ham, and both teams were shocking. We lack width and creativity when he plays against teams who can defend properly I'm afraid.
Keeping Hunt does not mean we are not going to improve the squad. Hunt was only dropped to play a more solid defensive formation and style. Funny how he came straight back in to the team after Utd and Chelsea, and we then went on to notch up the best win in the premiership this season.
He's a much better player than Andy Hughes.Ian Royal wrote:Don't start the Hughes debate again for God's sake Gordy!Gordons Cumming wrote:Anyone who gives 100% each game is worth his weight in gold.
Fair enough. It still is nice to be arguing this over after a 6-0 win though.Ian Royal wrote:funny how no other team put 6 past the worst defence in premiership hsitory and Man Utd lost to them.
I think it is far better to secure what we've got and build from there. As I've said if we want to improve that area and no longer require Hunt then we should get a decent amount of cash for him.
You can't survive in the premierhship continuely buying players without selling anyone unless you're one of the really big clubs.
You're talking about building for the future, but IMO you have a very shortermism way of doing it. Guess we'll have to agree to differ.
I'd say we're a more attractive proposition than moving to a Charlton or Fulham or Watford or Sheffield United or Wigan, etc right now. We have a lot of potential as well, with Sheffield United being the only club out of those who really match our fanbase.Gordons Cumming wrote:Royalee
You must not stop forgetting that we are still only Little Reading and I'm afriad that's probably all we'll ever be. Bettering the players we already have will not be easy.
Is that a little negative?
we're never bloody happy are we!Royalee wrote:Fair enough. It still is nice to be arguing this over after a 6-0 win though.Ian Royal wrote:funny how no other team put 6 past the worst defence in premiership hsitory and Man Utd lost to them.
I think it is far better to secure what we've got and build from there. As I've said if we want to improve that area and no longer require Hunt then we should get a decent amount of cash for him.
You can't survive in the premierhship continuely buying players without selling anyone unless you're one of the really big clubs.
You're talking about building for the future, but IMO you have a very shortermism way of doing it. Guess we'll have to agree to differ.
When did we put 6 past Swine townIan Royal wrote:funny how no other team put 6 past the worst defence in premiership hsitory and Man Utd lost to them.
my apologies, I was refering to Royalee's comment on worst premiership perfomance on record.Trendy wrote:When did we put 6 past Swine townIan Royal wrote:funny how no other team put 6 past the worst defence in premiership hsitory and Man Utd lost to them.![]()
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And for that matter, when did they beat Manure?
Totally agree. I think he'll settle into the premiership nicely assuming he recovers properly. But there is that risk.Royalee wrote:We'll see. I think people were very harsh on him at the start of the season given his number of assists, plus he wasn't fully fit then either.
How negative can you be? Surely a real fan would be hoping that he develops into a multi-million pound value and we struggle to hold on to him because he becomes so good.Maguire wrote: I hope he can't get anywhere near the Reading team in 2.5 years time
I can be more negative than that, but I'm in a good mood.West Stand Man wrote:How negative can you be? Surely a real fan would be hoping that he develops into a multi-million pound value and we struggle to hold on to him because he becomes so good.Maguire wrote: I hope he can't get anywhere near the Reading team in 2.5 years time
He's better than most of the footballers that play in this stupid country.Yorkshire Royal wrote:Negativity. I think it's safe to say we all love Hunt. But anyone who claims he is a 'talented footballer' clearly has been drinking...
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