Quinn's new deal

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Davies Headband said:
And Quinny is a good player, always looking to pick the ball up in space and get forward with it, and an excellent work rate in defence too.

If we're playing 352 he's perfect for the left of the 3 in midfield as he proved in the Championship season linking up really well with Brady and Dudgeon for a while.

He's not quite quick enough for the left of a 442 or technical enough for the middle, but in the right system he's a really useful player.
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He's improving all the time too. I'd have him in rather than Livermore at the moment, and certainly above the likes of Ramirez if he's even available. Another player like Bruce who gets belittled by fans expecting us to have world-class players in every position but who actually give everything for the team
 
originallambrettaman said:
Shocking substitutions, taking both strikers off just invited them on to us.

Then he did the same thing again at West Brom four days later.
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I do agree with that. That was to blame for the 2nd goal. But I think Quinn was definitely culpable for letting them back in the game. If I remember rightly the two negative substitutions came at 2-1. The other being Aluko for Hernandez which, especially considering how poor Abel had been, was probably a sensible option.
 
geo3969 said:
I do agree with that. That was to blame for the 2nd goal. But I think Quinn was definitely culpable for letting them back in the game. If I remember rightly the two negative substitutions came at 2-1. The other being Aluko for Hernandez which, especially considering how poor Abel had been, was probably a sensible option.
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There's nothing sensible about playing Aluko as a lone striker, he's about the least suited to it in our entire squad.
 
Mr Lahey said:
He's improving all the time too. I'd have him in rather than Livermore at the moment, and certainly above the likes of Ramirez if he's even available. Another player like Bruce who gets belittled by fans expecting us to have world-class players in every position but who actually give everything for the team
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Ramirez is a very different player to Quinn and i think Ramirez has a lot to offer. Quinn is useful in the right system but i don't think he was played in a good position against West Brom and if i was him i would be annoyed as it made him look bad when really he is a decent player in the right position.
 
originallambrettaman said:
It looks like he's agreed it, an announcement is expected later today.
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Not yet signed it. But close to it according to Steve Bruce.

John Ex Aberdeen now E.R. said:
I am pleased to hear that, he is a very underrated player, and one who is very useful to have in the squad.
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Will be good news when he does John. Quinn proved yet again @ Everton that he is more than good enough in the PL.


mussiesredhat said:
Planning for next season already, and an immediate return to the Premiership
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We aint gone down yet FFS. Relax and stay calm.

originallambrettaman said:
Bruce cost us the points at Newcastle.[/QUOTE
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Not a chance ffs. It was Quinn's sloppy pass and both Davies and Robertson failed to carry out basic defending duties. That is what cost us the Newcastle win. In saying that the point now looks a good one.

As for the WBA coc game we were in total control and then got sloppy again when it matered most.

Felt for Rosie in the end that night as the capt.
 
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