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What type of player is Amos? Box to box M/F with a much better pass completion rate than Dom Ball...was used most recently primarily in a high press role. |
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 19:42:51 GMT
What type of player is Amos? Box to box M/F with a much better pass completion rate than Dom Ball...was used most recently primarily in a high press role. Could Amos play in Chairs position |
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Sounds like a good addition |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2021 19:48:33 GMT
Box to box M/F with a much better pass completion rate than Dom Ball...was used most recently primarily in a high press role. Could Amos play in Chairs position Two different players..Amos does not have Chairs flair or creativity |
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 20:00:06 GMT
Could Amos play in Chairs position Two different players..Amos does not have Chairs flair or creativity Different types of player, but he maybe able to play there and be as effective or more effective then Chair. Johansen and Chair are different types of players but Johansen could definitely play as an attacking midfield centre. |
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Post by Corbray on Feb 2, 2021 20:07:08 GMT
Two different players..Amos does not have Chairs flair or creativity Different types of player, but he maybe able to play there and be as effective or more effective then Chair. Johansen and Chair are different types of players but Johansen could definitely play as an attacking midfield centre. nah, amos has played as an AM under the right circumstance but he won't bring you any of the qualities that you look for in an AM. he played there in a few games earlier in the season but was in essence playing as a defensive midfielder further up the pitch focused on pressuring ball playing CBS etc. sort of tactic you'd go for when holding out for a draw or for the last 10 minutes of a game when winning, that kinda thing. otherwise you'd always go for chair in AM as he brings much more to the position than amos would |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 2, 2021 20:11:18 GMT
Amos is a marmite player on this board..good engine ,very tidy passing but weak in physique with only one season in league football.
Looks to me like a goal scoring box to box player...I rate him but others may think different.
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Post by Tarbie on Feb 2, 2021 20:14:36 GMT
It will be interesting what sort of player Amos comes back as. I certainly felt he was developing into a tidy, box to box type player when he got injured. Real shame for him cos I think he had a tough journey back from the first knee injury that ended his Spurs career.
He's now had a cruciate injury to both knees. Not what you need as a young, energetic midfield player. He will possibly need to adjust his game a bit like Ale Faurlin had to after his knee problems. I think he's a good enough footballer to adapt if he does come back a little less mobile than he was before.
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I wonder if Fields could play as a left wing back, it’s possible that he has the qualities for the role
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 20:19:25 GMT
It will be interesting what sort of player Amos comes back as. I certainly felt he was developing into a tidy, box to box type player when he got injured. Real shame for him cos I think he had a tough journey back from the first knee injury that ended his Spurs career. He's now had a cruciate injury to both knees. Not what you need as a young, energetic midfield player. He will possibly need to adjust his game a bit like Ale Faurlin had to after his knee problems. I think he's a good enough footballer to adapt of he does come back a little less mobile than he was before. Have you heard of a player called Ian Durrant? |
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Post by Tarbie on Feb 2, 2021 20:27:33 GMT
It will be interesting what sort of player Amos comes back as. I certainly felt he was developing into a tidy, box to box type player when he got injured. Real shame for him cos I think he had a tough journey back from the first knee injury that ended his Spurs career. He's now had a cruciate injury to both knees. Not what you need as a young, energetic midfield player. He will possibly need to adjust his game a bit like Ale Faurlin had to after his knee problems. I think he's a good enough footballer to adapt of he does come back a little less mobile than he was before. Have you heard of a player called Ian Durrant? I come from a long line of Glasgow Rangers fans mate. Born up there and the first generation of my family that was raised predominantly down South. Crying shame what happened to Ian Durrant. I actually saw him play at Ibrox a number of times when he came back after the injury. He was still a very tidy player but he was robbed of 3 years of his career and came back a different player (from what I've heard anyway, I was probably only 6 or 7 when he got injured). Luckily reconstructive knee surgery has come on leaps and bounds since the 80's. |
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Post by Stanley75 on Feb 2, 2021 20:32:51 GMT
I'm just a little surprised that we are signing another defensively minded midfielder. Think he's more of an all round CM than a CDM Tarbs. I'd say that's needed with Carroll and Amos out, and with Ball more of a CDM. |
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 20:35:27 GMT
Have you heard of a player called Ian Durrant? I come from a long line of Glasgow Rangers fans mate. Born up there and the first generation of my family that was raised predominantly down South. Crying shame what happened to Ian Durrant. I actually saw him play at Ibrox a number of times when he came back after the injury. He was still a very tidy player but he was robbed of 3 years of his career and came back a different player (from what I've heard anyway, I was probably only 6 or 7 when he got injured). Luckily reconstructive knee surgery has come on leaps and bounds since the 80's. I was born in Glasgow too, the reason I mentioned him was because he was a box-box, attacking, goal scoring midfielder, then he suffered that horrendous tackle and when he eventually came back to the game he had to change and adapt his game and became a very good midfield playmaker. He was a very special talent, he was the gem, the rising star in a Rangers team that was one of the best teams in Europe at the time and arguably the best team in Britain in those years. He was still very young when he was injured, 21 y/o, apparently a lot of the biggest clubs in Europe were very interested in him just before it happened. Anyway as I said he had to adapt his game because of injury and became a very good midfield playmaker, perhaps Amos can do the same? |
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Post by Tarbie on Feb 2, 2021 20:39:32 GMT
Nice to meet another Glaswegian R mate. Although the lads that have met me on here will tell you that you'd never guess I was a Scot unless I told you. Sound about as Southern as the rest of them!
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 20:45:42 GMT
Nice to meet another Glaswegian R mate. Although the lads that have met me on here will tell you that you'd never guess I was a Scot unless I told you. Sound about as Southern as the rest of them! I bet you have that touch of class, elan that distinguishes us Glaswegians from the crowd, that and the bad teeth 👍 |
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Post by West Acton on Feb 2, 2021 21:16:20 GMT
I’m huge Amos fan gutted when he got injured. If he could add arriving in box late ala fat Frank then he Would get ten goals a season. He was starting to show signs of that before injury
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 21:36:55 GMT
I’m huge Amos fan gutted when he got injured. If he could add arriving in box late ala fat Frank then he Would get ten goals a season. He was starting to show signs of that before injury Let’s hope he can recover and go on to have a good career at QPR |
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Post by Corbray on Feb 2, 2021 22:59:46 GMT
Nice to meet another Glaswegian R mate. Although the lads that have met me on here will tell you that you'd never guess I was a Scot unless I told you. Sound about as Southern as the rest of them! I bet you have that touch of class, elan that distinguishes us Glaswegians from the crowd, that and the bad teeth 👍 tarbs is always going on about how scottish water is miles better than southern water |
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Post by rscot on Feb 2, 2021 23:06:56 GMT
I bet you have that touch of class, elan that distinguishes us Glaswegians from the crowd, that and the bad teeth 👍 tarbs is always going on about how scottish water is miles better than southern water I can remember years ago when I was down South, maybe in Guildford, I think it was. And I was in a pub with a couple of people and I ordered a whisky with a little water, when I got to the table with my drink and sat down my whisky had this white shit floating around in it. Back up to the bar, showed the barman my whisky, “what the fuck is that”, I enquired. It took 3 whisky’s from him before I accepted that it was because of the water |
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Post by Tarbie on May 20, 2021 15:06:49 GMT
Good signing that!
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Agreed, will be very useful next season. |
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Post by West Acton on May 20, 2021 15:15:47 GMT
Well happy with that really solid signing
And we’re getting business done early which is positive sign
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Post by 2Loftus on May 20, 2021 15:16:35 GMT
Nice - and it's not even August!
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Post by The General on May 20, 2021 15:58:00 GMT
Great signing
Well done Rangers
Get it done early
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Post by Tarbie on May 20, 2021 16:02:20 GMT
I think in reality, Field and De Wijs were as good as done from the moment they were signed on loan. But I agree, nice to be getting business done early doors.
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Post by The General on May 20, 2021 16:12:18 GMT
Two key signings Tarbs will make us more
Solid next season both if them
Actually looking forward to next season
Get Charlie and we are cooking
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Post by gtleighsr3 on May 20, 2021 16:14:04 GMT
Two key signings Tarbs will make us more Solid next season both if them Actually looking forward to next season Get Charlie and we are cooking Get Charlie,we cooking,hmmmm General running a meth lab |
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