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Playing Clucas as the holding midfielder was quite simply a master stroke. It brought energy in front of our defence and he's got a decent passing range in him.

I was the guy who called Clucas Clueless, and at the time it was warranted; however hats off to Sam, he did well on Saturday so all credit to him; lets see if he can keep it up
 
I was the guy who called Clucas Clueless, and at the time it was warranted; however hats off to Sam, he did well on Saturday so all credit to him; lets see if he can keep it up
It's a tough one. He's similar to Meyler in a way that he always applies himself and plays with endeavour. He may not have the most quality but I'd rather have them than somebody who doesn't give a ****.
 
I was the guy who called Clucas Clueless, and at the time it was warranted; however hats off to Sam, he did well on Saturday so all credit to him; lets see if he can keep it up

He's never deserved to have been referred to as 'Clueless'.

The fact football professionals were raving about his performance against Leicester tells you that.

But well done for owning up and acknowledging you were completely, utterly and totally wrong.
 
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It's a tough one. He's similar to Meyler in a way that he always applies himself and plays with endeavour. He may not have the most quality but I'd rather have them than somebody who doesn't give a ****.

It's not a tough one at all. It's very straight forward. He's a very good footballer that has had a meteoric rise through the leagues - that's not accidental either.
 
He's never deserved to have been referred to as 'Clueless'.

The fact football professionals were raving about his performance against Leicester tells you that.

But well done for owning up and acknowledging you were completely, utterly and totally wrong.

At the time I didn't consider I was wrong for the record
 
Clucas was never clueless and it's shocking to think one of our own would be castigated in such a way considering his endeavour.
 
The forum is for fans to voice their opinions, whether you agree or not I'm not bothered. Lets all move on

Yes Les, but when opinions are incorrect and unwarranted then they need addressing.

For clarity, yours was the latter - incorrect and unwarranted. :emoticon-0148-yes::emoticon-0148-yes:
 
It's not a tough one at all. It's very straight forward. He's a very good footballer that has had a meteoric rise through the leagues - that's not accidental either.
I think it is. You need a mixture of hard workers and mavericks in a team. The likes of Clucas and Meyler compliment Huddelstone and Diame, yet some people miss their importance.
 
It's not a tough one at all. It's very straight forward. He's a very good footballer that has had a meteoric rise through the leagues - that's not accidental either.
What I like about Clucas is that he really is willing to take players on. At Brentford away last season he was impossible to stop.
 
Clucas was never clueless and it's shocking to think one of our own would be castigated in such a way considering his endeavour.

Not shocking at all unfortunately.
We have a section of fans who seem to enjoy calling **** out the manager and players.
It was only a year ago that Clucas looked a frail and nervous starter in the Championship- now according to many he was MOTM for us against Leicester.
Just wait till the first defeat under Phelan and the armchair managers will be slating him for being too open or too defensive, too predictable or too inconsistent, having a naughty step or failing to wave to the crowd when commanded to do so.
 
I was just reading a Newcastle fan's comment about the Huddersfield match: "Shelvey wasn't good but he was better than Anita, Hayden and Diame."

Newcastle fans can be a tad fickle. Last week Hayden was the player they'd been looking for, for the past 3 years, this week he's lightweight and nieve. Not heard much comment about Diame yet but they won't like him!