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Hildeberto Pereira

Lee

Lee

Lurker of shadows
Bangerz said:
You missed a bit
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I like to do one post which doesn't involve him, sets me differently than that billy Davies fanboy.. alffucker or whatever
 
Bryn Gunn

Bryn Gunn

Cash is King!
Redad said:
That's easier said than done though. I have a job a lot of people seem to want, or think they do. It's bloody hard work all year round but come summer time there's a constant refrain of "I wish I had your job, riding round on a mower all day".

As if that's all there is to it. I can see the day, which isn't too far off now, when I'm not going to be physically capable of doing it any longer. I'm gonna be f'ed in more ways than one then.
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Same here.
Mind you my friends dad is still plastering at 72 years old :eek:
 
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Harry1982

Grenville Morris
Mr. MariAndy!s said:
I think the biggest trouble is a lack of sense of achievement in most jobs. There's not much better than taking raw materials and using your nogging and hands creating something from it. All these service jobs are mind numbing.
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That is so bloody true, eat shit telling some moron how to create a shortcut on his desktop. Cleaned out my ubend and felt like a superstar, thanks you just depressed me even more.
 
Clifford

Clifford

Viv Anderson
Heffing Psycho! said:
Might be a target for Oly...

http://www.gazzetta.gr/football/superleague/article/1310809/olympiakos-gia-hilntemperto-pereira-vid

You'll be in for some fun if he signs GBG and Karteo; he's a mad genius, got sent off more than he scored for us but showed flashes of brilliance. For some insane reason Montanier played him at right back but he was rarely actually in position.
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I liked how he terrified defences by running at them. On the right of a front three he could be a very good player with the right coaching.
 
Cornish Red

Cornish Red

First Team Squad
Promising young player but mad as a box of frogs.

One of the few memories from a period of our history I've tried to erase from my mind.
 
T

Timothy Pope

I know that Nuno that I know that Nuno that I know
Always thought Bertie was better playing as wing back. He was far more effective running from deep but struggled with the discipline of full back. Utilise him correctly and you’ve got a great player


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MASE

MASE

Up-Front
Always thought he was a bit of a headless chicken to be honest. Clearly got ability, just couldnt reign himself in.
 
Trents

Trents

John Robertson
His brain and legs were on completely different wavelengths. Couldn't fault his passion.
 
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MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
Not a right back.

Bit of pace and trickery right wing, wouldn't be against taking him on loan again to be honest.
 
Fawazzock

Fawazzock

Jack Burkitt
Mad genius is right. I remember him skipping past two, three players regularly. Defo not a full back!
 
Rzar

Rzar

Bob McKinlay
Aitor Aitor A Puddycat said:
Always thought Bertie was better playing as wing back. He was far more effective running from deep but struggled with the discipline of full back. Utilise him correctly and you’ve got a great player

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He was. I was always in his corner fighting for him to be as a fullback or wingback despite people being against it.

He was excellent at attacking space, if there was 10 yards infront of him he would eat up 9 then decide what to do, if you played him further forward he struggled because there was less space.
 
Notcher

Notcher

Stuart Pearce
Rzarecteh said:
He was. I was always in his corner fighting for him to be as a fullback or wingback despite people being against it.

He was excellent at attacking space, if there was 10 yards infront of him he would eat up 9 then decide what to do, if you played him further forward he struggled because there was less space.
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I always thought he had some potential too and backed him. He was so entertaining too watch, he could skip past players at 100mph and eat up the ground in no time. His overenthusiasm was his downfall sometimes although he may be one of those that if you remove that aspect his whole game is affected.

I'd definately love to see him play for us again and was disappointed when he left.

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MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
Rzarecteh said:
He was. I was always in his corner fighting for him to be as a fullback or wingback despite people being against it.

He was excellent at attacking space, if there was 10 yards infront of him he would eat up 9 then decide what to do, if you played him further forward he struggled because there was less space.
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Which is fine but if you played him at right back you would also need to play another player at right back to cover for the fact Berto couldn't actually play right back.
 
Matt

Matt

Stuart Pearce
congo_red said:
So, no real difference when compared with our current Right-Back?
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Darikwa definitely isn’t as bombastic going forward as old Alberto (who’s just turned 22! Wild) but he’s definitely a better defensive right back.

That doesn’t say much about Tendi, but it is undeniable.
 
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MaxiRobriguez

Bob McKinlay
Bring him home.

 
Colh

Colh

Stuart Pearce
If he could sort his disclipline he would be perfect to play out wide. He is a game changer
 
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