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Ward Prowse on his way back
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Aalborg Hammer
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Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Rossal wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 08:52Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 08:46I said a more progressive manager. So more progressive than Moyes was.
I know you want us to play like Pep's Barcelona, but that's not what I'm suggesting Potter is gonna try and be.Ok the point still stands, Potter wants to have a grip on possession and press well. Those 3 don't fit that narrative at all. Attacking wise its not offering much either.
Ok, so what's the alternative?
Play Guido? Soler? Irving? Orford is clearly a million miles off being ready.
JWP will look better in a more possession based system.
Play Guido? Soler? Irving? Orford is clearly a million miles off being ready.
JWP will look better in a more possession based system.
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To loan out one of the best dead ball players the PL has ever seen at the same time we signed the German Lee Chapman was a stupid decision.
I would rather have JWP as a midfield option than both Rodriguez and Soler. Hopefully we will see Rodriguez leave today.
I would rather have JWP as a midfield option than both Rodriguez and Soler. Hopefully we will see Rodriguez leave today.
Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Rossal wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 08:43A progressive manager doesn't play Alvarez JWP and Soucek between now and the end of the season
I doubt very much he'll play like that unless forced to by injuries, when we used those three last season Alvarez became the ball carrier because the other two couldn't get it forward. JWP rarely passed the ball forwards, and yes I know there were less forward options under Moyes, but I just don't see it and I actually prefer to see Soucek start
Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 08:46I said a more progressive manager. So more progressive than Moyes was.
I know you want us to play like Pep's Barcelona, but that's not what I'm suggesting Potter is gonna try and be.
Ok the point still stands, Potter wants to have a grip on possession and press well. Those 3 don't fit that narrative at all. Attacking wise its not offering much either.
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Mad Ferret
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Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Rossal wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 08:43A progressive manager doesn't play Alvarez JWP and Soucek between now and the end of the season
I said a more progressive manager. So more progressive than Moyes was.
I know you want us to play like Pep's Barcelona, but that's not what I'm suggesting Potter is gonna try and be.
I know you want us to play like Pep's Barcelona, but that's not what I'm suggesting Potter is gonna try and be.
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A progressive manager doesn't play Alvarez JWP and Soucek between now and the end of the season
Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
I wasn't suggesting he would I was replying to someone who did.
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Manuel
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Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Maybe so, but a few tweaks could possibly change that. Anyway, best to wait as he may not even use that set up. or maybe you know more than Potter?
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Potter realised after the Palace game that it’s Alvarez OR Guido, defo not both.
JWP alongside either of them gives the team a much better balance.
Obvs Soucek retains his place, as our set-pieces are about to improve tenfold, so he has to be in the side to get on the end of them.
JWP alongside either of them gives the team a much better balance.
Obvs Soucek retains his place, as our set-pieces are about to improve tenfold, so he has to be in the side to get on the end of them.
Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Always found it odd that JLo had no time for him.
Started really well for us last season and tailed off but there is a decent, team player in there somewhere.
I reckon Potter could get something out of him so I'm pleased he's back.
But agree, hope Orford still gets some minutes.
Started really well for us last season and tailed off but there is a decent, team player in there somewhere.
I reckon Potter could get something out of him so I'm pleased he's back.
But agree, hope Orford still gets some minutes.
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Manuel
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Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Can't say I'm a fan but guess what I reckon Potter knows more than me, so happy to see how he plans to use him. Worse case he's better than Rodders and is useful from set pieces.
Welcome back Prowsey, fella.
Welcome back Prowsey, fella.
Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Better option than Rodriguez or Irving, solid pro who I think will do well under Potter.
No point in having him on Forests bench and depreciating in value. Bring him back and let Potter have a look at him and maybe move him on in the summer.
Sensible decision for me.
No point in having him on Forests bench and depreciating in value. Bring him back and let Potter have a look at him and maybe move him on in the summer.
Sensible decision for me.
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Mad Ferret
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Re: Ward Prowse on his way back
Aalborg Hammer" wrote: ↑03 Feb 2025, 07:39 Happy to see this - might put a bit of creativity back in
JWP put 0 creativity in last season... Well 0 is maybe stretching it but not a lot more