Domo
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seems to have taken it well enough, but agree with him all the personal abuse he might/has gotten is awful, fair play for him doing the videos and taking it (seemingly) well
seems to have taken it well enough, but agree with him all the personal abuse he might/has gotten is awful, fair play for him doing the videos and taking it (seemingly) wellMmmmmm
I think that’s the point. Ultimately though who the xxxx does the guy think he is to take a cheap pot at one of the guys who’s had a nightmare for 2 years.I mean isn’t this whole thing a bit premature. Scoring a goal in a friendly isn’t exactly proving him wrong. I mean ultimately Jodi has to prove he can do it in the league.
I can accept it's more the phrasing though. Objectively, we have a player who's not performed especially well above League 2, who's had two awful injuries... and the game is littered with might-have-beens.I think that’s the point. Ultimately though who the xxxx does the guy think he is to take a cheap pot at one of the guys who’s had a nightmare for 2 years.
He’s had a nightmare 2 years, but ultimately, he’s only performed consistently half a season in league 2.I think that’s the point. Ultimately though who the xxxx does the guy think he is to take a cheap pot at one of the guys who’s had a nightmare for 2 years.
I’d have been happy with I’m concerned jj will have a mountain to climb to have an impact this season but all the best and it’s great to see him back and playing. If that’s what you mean.He’s had a nightmare 2 years, but ultimately, he’s only performed consistently half a season in league 2.
It’s going to be difficult for him to jump and perform at this level. I personally don’t think he’ll be here next season - but I don’t think he’ll be non league. Someone in a lower league will take a punt, as QPR did with George Thomas
I hope he does prove the guy wrong, but I see the point he’s making even if the wording is a bit off
Don’t get me wrong. I’d love nothing more to see Jones as good as he was in league 2.I’d have been happy with I’m concerned jj will have a mountain to climb to have an impact this season but all the best and it’s great to see him back and playing. If that’s what you mean.
The guy is clearly a highly attuned athlete smoking in his video so he’ll know his stuff.Naaaaaaaat!
By reigniting the whole abuse aspect again.Worse how?
This is the thing I don't get the focus being can Jodi Jones get back to what he was in L2, as if in L2 that was the best he was ever going to get and as if he had already hit his ceiling. He was 19/20 years old in L2 and I think he has so much more ability and improvement to show. So the question is can he reach his full potential which we all believed was very very high at the time and I'll say yes he can.Don’t get me wrong. I’d love nothing more to see Jones as good as he was in league 2.
I’m glad he’s back, he’ll be an asset if he takes to the league.
He was patchy at best in League One prior to relegation. He has question marks over whether he can step up?This is the thing I don't get the focus being can Jodi Jones get back to what he was in L2, as if in L2 that was the best he was ever going to get and as if he had already hit his ceiling. He was 19/20 years old in L2 and I think he has so much more ability and improvement to show. So the question is can he reach his full potential which we all believed was very very high at the time and I'll say yes he can.
I've always loved people that use the argument that you cant have an opinion on a footballer/on sport as youre not a professional player. Its the biggest bullshit argument of all time imho.I’d have been happy with I’m concerned jj will have a mountain to climb to have an impact this season but all the best and it’s great to see him back and playing. If that’s what you mean.
The guy is clearly a highly attuned athlete smoking in his video so he’ll know his stuff.Naaaaaaaat!
I've always loved people that use the argument that you cant have an opinion on a footballer/on sport as youre not a professional player. Its the biggest bullshit argument of all time imho.
Yes but I'll say it for that relegation from L1 he was another year younger, learning the game. It is easy to forget he is only 22 now! We first signed him in Mowbray's season and he would have been 18. He has had 2 ACL injuries yes, but he is coming back and he has as much learning to do as any of our players who haven't played Championship football, there are question marks about every player and can they step up but the one thing Jodi seems to have is hunger and drive. I think he will be a very important player for us and as I said, he is 22, he has so much time.He was patchy at best in League One prior to relegation. He has question marks over whether he can step up?
Since then he’s had 2 ACL injuries, and upon first return he didn’t look that confident.
The best comparison is Reiss Allasani. Had all the talent at palace, one big injury later he’s dropped to Dulwich Hamlet.
Jones hasn’t played consistently in 2 years, the level is now so much better and quicker. He’s got a lot of learning to do and quickly
Most people at the club think he can realise his potential as long as he stays fitThis is the thing I don't get the focus being can Jodi Jones get back to what he was in L2, as if in L2 that was the best he was ever going to get and as if he had already hit his ceiling. He was 19/20 years old in L2 and I think he has so much more ability and improvement to show. So the question is can he reach his full potential which we all believed was very very high at the time and I'll say yes he can.
Most people at the club think he can realise his potential as long as he stays fit
Everyone from the club is pretty pissed off with the guy who put out the original tweet - including the management and coaches
They've all been there and are only one piece of bad luck away from a no mark gloating that they're finished on social media
This place is an absolute cess pit.
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take care lads, all the best #PUSB
He was patchy at best in League One prior to relegation. He has question marks over whether he can step up?
Since then he’s had 2 ACL injuries, and upon first return he didn’t look that confident.
The best comparison is Reiss Allasani. Had all the talent at palace, one big injury later he’s dropped to Dulwich Hamlet.
Jones hasn’t played consistently in 2 years, the level is now so much better and quicker. He’s got a lot of learning to do and quickly
Prior to injury Allasani was Palace’s hottest prospect, whilst in the premier leagueHe was 17 when he signed. He progressed massively over that summer in 2017 and was our best player in L2 before his injury. It's laughable that you compare him to Allasani, they're literally leagues apart as players.
You username is dangerous territory in my eyes tbf. Physically and metaphorically
I reckon he might benefit from time on loan in League one, but to say he was patchy at best prior to relegation is a bit harsh, as he was only 18/19 at the time.He was patchy at best in League One prior to relegation. He has question marks over whether he can step up?
Since then he’s had 2 ACL injuries, and upon first return he didn’t look that confident.
The best comparison is Reiss Allasani. Had all the talent at palace, one big injury later he’s dropped to Dulwich Hamlet.
Jones hasn’t played consistently in 2 years, the level is now so much better and quicker. He’s got a lot of learning to do and quickly
I revert back to that, because that was the last time he played at a higher level than league 2.I reckon he might benefit from time on loan in League one, but to say he was patchy at best prior to relegation is a bit harsh, as he was only 18/19 at the time.
Saying that, I'm quietly confident that should we move to a formation that suits his play, he will come good this season.
Fuck off then jeezThis place is an absolute cess pit. People accusing me of making fake twitter accounts to tweet about JJmadness .
For what it’s worth I thought the reply from the admin was class...and the abuse I’ve got on twitter or here doesn’t bother me in the slightest, not everyone in life are going to like you are they? Is what it is.
David O’Day - give me a shout on Facebook or twitter mate seen you said we worked together?
I won’t be responding to anything else on here as I only made an account to comment on this a couple of days ago.
take care lads, all the best #PUSB
This place is an absolute cess pit. People accusing me of making fake twitter accounts to tweet about JJmadness .
For what it’s worth I thought the reply from the admin was class...and the abuse I’ve got on twitter or here doesn’t bother me in the slightest, not everyone in life are going to like you are they? Is what it is.
David O’Day - give me a shout on Facebook or twitter mate seen you said we worked together?
I won’t be responding to anything else on here as I only made an account to comment on this a couple of days ago.
take care lads, all the best #PUSB
He was 17 when he signed. He progressed massively over that summer in 2017 and was our best player in L2 before his injury. It's laughable that you compare him to Allasani, they're literally leagues apart as players.
I wouldn't say his comment is laughable at all. Allassani was once tipped to become the next big thing out of Palace's academy and many were confident that he would follow in the footsteps of Zaha and Moses - perhaps even exceed them. I'm sure I read when he signed that at one point in his youth he was considered as the best player in his age group both for Palace and in the England youth set-up as well.
Coming through the ranks he was terribly unlucky though. Glandular fever, combined with a host of other injuries completely stunted his career at Palace, and then to make matters worse he suffered an ACL just before he was set to move to Sheffield Wednesday.
We have no idea really how Jones' career could turn out. He could very well continue on the same trajectory as before or he could end up plummeting down the football pyramid like Allassani. But, for every Allassani or Duncan Watmore there's a Danny Ings or a Callum Wilson so there's no crystal ball for this.
It'll certainly be a tough ask given the league he's starting out in this season, and the amount of time he's had out of the game, but I really hope he succeeds.
I wouldn't say his comment is laughable at all. Allassani was once tipped to become the next big thing out of Palace's academy and many were confident that he would follow in the footsteps of Zaha and Moses - perhaps even exceed them. I'm sure I read when he signed that at one point in his youth he was considered as the best player in his age group both for Palace and in the England youth set-up as well.
Coming through the ranks he was terribly unlucky though. Glandular fever, combined with a host of other injuries completely stunted his career at Palace, and then to make matters worse he suffered an ACL just before he was set to move to Sheffield Wednesday.
We have no idea really how Jones' career could turn out. He could very well continue on the same trajectory as before or he could end up plummeting down the football pyramid like Allassani. But, for every Allassani or Duncan Watmore there's a Danny Ings or a Callum Wilson so there's no crystal ball for this.
It'll certainly be a tough ask given the league he's starting out in this season, and the amount of time he's had out of the game, but I really hope he succeeds.
Appearances at lower league doesn’t equate to better than top prospect at a premier league club and England set up.It is laughable on the basis that Jones as it stands has played league football for 5 years at this point and made over 100 appearances despite being injured for most of the last 2.5 getting on for 3 years.
So why do so many premier league teams loan their players to clubs like ours?Appearances at lower league doesn’t equate to better than top prospect at a premier league club and England set up.
At 18 Jones had made more league appearances than Bellingham has - doesn’t mean he’s better
Because it’s better than U23 football for competitiveness.So why do so many premier league teams loan their players to clubs like ours?
Your Bellingham/Jones analogy is fine but if Bellingham had remained at Birmingham for a few weeks then both of them would have been part of chamionship squads.
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