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Is Evander back playing after the heart problem he had?He could be the answer assuming he's fit to play again.I rated him even though Johnson never played him in best center midfield position. Tried to make him a left winger if I recall.

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Well, on his day was superb, young and knows the club well. Would he be the answer to our midfield woe,s?

Understand he had a heart problem but was he not up and training within a week or two? Anyone know how he is doing, if he is match fit or even avaliable for a loan deal?

Arn

You'll have to remind me what day he was superb on. I remember flashes of but wouldn't go so far as superb for an entire game.

Think a few people are looking back with rose tinited specs.

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I rate Evander Sno and would love to see him back,

BUT he is not the sort of player we are looking for I don't think. We're looking for a playmaker and Evander is not really that...

Really? I thought that was exactly what he was. Someone who would always want the ball, find space, great touch, retain possesion, pass short and long. Could also go by a player and if given the chance ( in central midfield!), dictate the tempo of the game. This in my mind would definitely come under the "play maker" role.

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Didn't rate him at all. Amazed that so many people thought he was fantastic. The rubbish about him played out of position doesn't wash either. He was played in the centre and failed to dazzle enough times, and genuine quality players will adapt to being played left or right of what some people claim is their desired position. I wouldn't touch him with a barge pole. Distinctly ordinary

You obviously wern't at either the Ajax home or Leicester Away games last season then.. These being the ONLY 2 games where he was played in his natural position and also happen to be the games where he controlled the tempo and was literally unplayable, square pegs in round holes and all that...

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Would have him back in a second.

Control, passing, tackling, strong, good engine.

However like Marv last season was wasted on the Wing so that lesser players could keep their positions in the middle

Was criminal that we had Hartley and Sno but rarely played them together in the middle of midfield.

Out of contract at end of season, so would be cheap ish

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Really? I thought that was exactly what he was. Someone who would always want the ball, find space, great touch, retain possesion, pass short and long. Could also go by a player and if given the chance ( in central midfield!), dictate the tempo of the game. This in my mind would definitely come under the "play maker" role.

He does retain possesion wel, but he never spots the early ball and slows play down too much to be a playmaker

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Wow! That's really what our turgid, predictable and 20-passes- too-many counter-attacks need. A midfielder with all the pace of a sloth on mogadon.... :disapointed2se:

This statement is based on what? His Fifa pace rating??

See my above post... The 2 games I refer too are also 2 games in which he scored... And you guessed it they were both from counter attacks...

Next barrell??

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Fabulous, he scored in counter attacks in two games. He also slowed down the attack and lost possession in many, many, many more.

Played out of position frequently? Yes. But TBH apart from the odd bit of flair footwork, he didn't impress me - and Celtic fans, who had longer to form an opinion, seem to think the same.

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This statement is based on what? His Fifa pace rating??

See my above post... The 2 games I refer too are also 2 games in which he scored... And you guessed it they were both from counter attacks...

Next barrell??

I'm not questionin how he played against Ajex but that was a pre season friendly not a competative league game. That leaves 1 good performance in the best part of a season on that ratio bring back Trundle.

Nothing against the guy but he left cause he couldn't get in the team he's since had a heart attack and has yet to play competatively in Holland. You think he will be the answer to our problems.

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The best I saw Sno play was away at Leicester when we won 3-0. If I recall, he played just behind the two strikers and was fantastic all game......he scored also.

Do we need an attacking midfielder?.......Yes

Are his heart problems a problem?.........Yes

I would still see if we could get him on a loan till the end of the season.

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You obviously wern't at either the Ajax home or Leicester Away games last season then.. These being the ONLY 2 games where he was played in his natural position and also happen to be the games where he controlled the tempo and was literally unplayable, square pegs in round holes and all that...

That is 100% correct

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This statement is based on what? His Fifa pace rating??

See my above post... The 2 games I refer too are also 2 games in which he scored... And you guessed it they were both from counter attacks...

Next barrell??

not quite fifa but according to FM 2007/8

pace=80

acceleration=79

which isnt too bad really.

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Fabulous, he scored in counter attacks in two games. He also slowed down the attack and lost possession in many, many, many more.

Played out of position frequently? Yes. But TBH apart from the odd bit of flair footwork, he didn't impress me - and Celtic fans, who had longer to form an opinion, seem to think the same.

He may not of been amazing in every game but was still a cut above everyone else. If we had better finishers he would of had alot of assists.

Celtic had him as a inconsistant 18 year old? Who still managed to get MOM against Man Utd and AC Milan in the champions league. His ability is not in doubt.

Im sure if we built our team around him he would have a similar impact to that of Charlie Adam at Blackpool.

Dont think we'll get him for a second though.

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Amazing first touch and opposition started putting 3 or 4 people on him. If we'd taken advantage of the space that created, GJ would probably still be manager. ;)

Whilst he could pick out a long pass, he mostly slowed down play which doesn't suit our gameplay now.

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