JCH - did we really misjudge him ? (1 Viewer)
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clint van damme
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no, he was generally poor for us, (though he clearly had ability).
This move has worked out, good luck to him, leaving City was best for both parties.
This move has worked out, good luck to him, leaving City was best for both parties.
Sky Blue Pete
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Not sure we did but robins clearly didn’t rate him and I think our assumption that he had a disruptive effect when on the bench. Was surprised he left but think he’ll move from club to club throughout his career
no_loyalty
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He went to Bristol Rovers on a permanent deal in January, not on loan.
Sbarcher
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Ah, my mistake.
skyblueelephant76
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He's playing in a front two now.
Nick
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That's going to be helping him then
Blind-Faith
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Don’t suppose we have a sell on clause when he went rovers???
same as Maddison was too... hasnt worked out too badly for him.
Good player, not played in his favoured formation with us. Do think we might have missed a trick there. Someone above mentioned that he is playing in a very poor team now... like that is supposed to be some excuse for him banging in the goals LOL
larry_david
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He'll put in a Sunderland type performance on Sunday, we all know it. That's his issue, plays when he wants
Mucca Mad Boys
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I thought he was a good player for us, but when a player becomes a disruptive influence on the group, they’ve got to go and their talent is irrelevant. So, if the rumours are true, Robins made the right choice.
We’ve done better since he’s gone, and he’s done better at his new club. That’s a win-win deal. Good luck to him.
We’ve done better since he’s gone, and he’s done better at his new club. That’s a win-win deal. Good luck to him.
oucho
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My feelings exactly.
steve82
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Felt he always had the ability to show the form he’s in now but we didn’t get to see it consistently unfortunately.
For me that was partly due to the way he was asked to play and the way we set up as a side.
Bristol Rovers seen something in him and are likely working with his strengths as opposed to asking to come and play there way.
Clearly a player who needs to feel loved and the main man and now thriving in a confident spell of his career.
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For me that was partly due to the way he was asked to play and the way we set up as a side.
Bristol Rovers seen something in him and are likely working with his strengths as opposed to asking to come and play there way.
Clearly a player who needs to feel loved and the main man and now thriving in a confident spell of his career.
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Johnnythespider
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I'll reply when he's knee sliding in front of singers corner Sunday
fernandopartridge
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I always said he had all the ingredients to be decent. Looking at the way he's playing with Bristol I suspect it's the first time he's been played as an actual striker rather than a target man. He's got pace and power yet we decided to use him with his back to goal. Maybe a mistake by Robins.
covcity4life
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its obvious something wasnt right and thats a shame
hes a good player, has pace power and can finish
on the flip side at cov he was a pussy who dived non stop rather than keep play going when WE had the ball
MR clearly only wnats central striker to be hold up man which is defensive so that may have helped JCH too tp leave behind
good luck to the lad and its a shame we didnt get this from him
hes a good player, has pace power and can finish
on the flip side at cov he was a pussy who dived non stop rather than keep play going when WE had the ball
MR clearly only wnats central striker to be hold up man which is defensive so that may have helped JCH too tp leave behind
good luck to the lad and its a shame we didnt get this from him
Nick
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He often didn't have any support at all, in most of his goals I have seen for Bristol Rovers he is going towards goal in the channels rather than trying to flick it on to nobody.
No it’s his fault for falling over tussling centre backs and apparently kissing the badge Nick
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Mucca Mad Boys
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He did have the 'worst' goals to game ratio of our 4 strikers...
I thought JCH changed our dimension a lot even when he wasn't scoring and, in my view, was underrated by a lot of our fans, but if he was a disruptive influence, he's got to be shipped on.
letsallsingtogether
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Of course your right.
I remember Dublin, Huckerby, Keene etc
All kissing the badge, rubbish the lot of them.
Sky Blue Pete
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Was a super goal at the weekend. Playing with huge confidence not sure he gained that confidence at our club.
Warwickhunt
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not the rusty sherrifs badge i hope:joyful::joyful:
Warwickhunt
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Never used his Strength and power when he was here! and you have to remember MR's comment that he only applies himsef when he is angry! Lesson for our supporters so rather than Booo! him to get his dander up they should applause and cheer him so as to send him into his Coventry stupor for the match
Liquid Gold
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His goal scoring ratio is 1 in 6 over his career and the only other team in for him last January were Chesterfield who are now struggling in non league. Fair play to him for doing well at Rovers and anybody involved in our promotion last season will always be thought of fondly by me but I'm glad we moved on. Clearly wasn't right for the way we play and I suspect he'll return to type before too long.
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Grendel
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Bakayoko is 1 in 10 by the same measure