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Discussion in 'Queens Park Rangers' started by QPRGoalie2712, Aug 13, 2011.

  1. Jalfrezi Rs

    Jalfrezi Rs Member

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    just got back, and must have gone to a different game. At the game I went to Gabbidon held Davies up, won most of the headers and rarely gave the ball away.
     
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  2. rangercol

    rangercol Well-Known Member

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    Spot on!! I wonder what some people were watching mate?
     
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  3. QPRGoalie2712

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    That's fair enough, I just thought that sometimes he was too hesitant and rushed and as a CB that's a big no no. To his credit he did tidy up well at the back
     
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  4. RuislipRanger

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    Faurlin, just dont understand why u think hes so good, cant tackle, cant shoot,totally lost today.I think we need a really exp central midfielder.
     
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  5. Dens Hoops

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    rangercol, I agree with what you say regarding Gabbidon
    I thought that Derry, Faurlin and Orr had a poor game today
     
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  6. Rodney

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    No, no, no! The "Ram" is not a full back: as much as I love his attitude, he was not really up to it in the Championship and he'd get butchered at this level. But him as a CB, I'd like to see more. Either way, our squad is woefully short of FBs and outstanding CB's.

    P.S. Glad my earlier, tentatively positive post on Gabbidon was not isolated praise.
     
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  7. Swords Hoopster

    Swords Hoopster New Member

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    I've obviously written the guy off too quick. I seen the game on the Net but you can only see so much that way. Thanks for setting me straight lads, he obviously wasn't the main culprit today.
     
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  8. superdoopahoopsa

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    Gabbidon was absolute ****e today. He looked slow and seemed scared by Boltons forwards
     
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  9. Rollercoaster Ranger

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    Clearly a game of opinions then. I disagree.
     
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  10. GoMadgeGo

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    Agree with most of the other posters here, Gabbidon was one of our better players today, much to my pleasant surprise.

    Those of you slating him are either clueless, went to a different game, or had already made up your mind about him before a ball was kicked.

    Gabbidon/Derry/Smith best players for me, and Bothroyd did ok too.
     
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  11. Northolt-QPR

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    good post.
     
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  12. Star of David Bardsley

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    I thought Gabbidon did pretty well and wasn't helped at all by that ****ing carthorse Hall who somehow made it into the side again.
     
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  13. Ciarrai_Abu

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    Have to agree, looked like an accident waiting to happen.
     
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  14. GoldhawkRoad

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    My concern about Gabbidon is that while his general play is good, he is gaff prone. I saw it in Italy when but for the incompetence of the Italian striker, Gabbidon would have given a totally unnecessary goal away - that sort of thing shakes the confidence of the whole team. Yesterday, Gabbidon's own goal effectively killed off the match, and seeing it on the box, I must say it looked a pretty elementary blunder.

    Compare our CB's with Cahill for Bolton who not only looked rock solid at the back all game, but scored a brilliant goal against the run of play...
     
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  15. Ghingolo

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    Most people said we needed a certre half with speed, it showed...
     
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  16. bakes8

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    Christ, I'm travelling to Everton next week + I'm already having nightmares about what Louis Saha/Tim Cahill will do to our defence..... Can only pray NW has something up his sleeve.
     
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  17. bobmid

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    Opinions always differ but those who think gabbidon was poor must be mad! He was our best defender yesterday.
     
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  18. Swords Hoopster

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    It was a shocking own-goal at this level though, Bobmid, which effectively killed the game. Alan McDonald would have been proud of that one!
     
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  19. bobmid

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    We didn't lose because of gabbidon.
     
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  20. rangercol

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    It was a shame swords and you're right, it was a bad mistake. But that can happen to any defenders in that position and doesn't detract from the fact that he looked good for the rest of the game.
    We need a decent centre half with prem experience, two decent, quick full backs and cover in the midfield holding position. But, even if funds become available, I'm not sure where these players will come from?
     
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