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Post by welwyn on Jan 3, 2018 15:36:08 GMT
Preston have just bought Louis Moult, wouldn't want to see him go there. They don't have a great set of players on the wings though. Fans don't rate Callum Robinson or Maguire, Horgan is average. Thought Moult was more of a striker anyway? Preston will be hoping Bodin can be a replacement for McGeady last season. I see Bodin as more of a striker though. If anything he's very similar to Moult. |
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Post by ae15 on Jan 3, 2018 23:51:56 GMT
Signed for Preston.
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Post by CrackityJones on Jan 4, 2018 12:36:06 GMT
Good luck to him, it's certainly going to be a step up in quality so hopefully he can rise to it.
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Post by welshiron on Jan 4, 2018 15:31:19 GMT
Let's hope he does well as any attacking options,are welcomed
I suspect like Bradshaw he will fall short of international standard.
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Post by CrackityJones on Jan 30, 2018 20:27:28 GMT
Bodin opens his account for Preston!
Dark horse for the China squad?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2018 13:45:48 GMT
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Post by welshiron on Feb 12, 2018 11:15:10 GMT
Great to see him getting regular games at Preston.
Must be pushing for a place in the squad but instead of who. He is nearly 26 and has competition from much younger players like Wilson, Woodburn and Brooks.
He may make the China squad if we have a few drop outs
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Post by bale-droed on Mar 26, 2018 13:39:22 GMT
Hard work pays off.
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Post by bale-droed on Mar 26, 2018 13:40:46 GMT
Don Nardiello and Daniel now Paul and Billy. What other father don duos have played for Wales?
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Post by welwyn on Mar 26, 2018 14:04:52 GMT
Seemed a bit lost out wide.
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Post by cymroircarn on Mar 26, 2018 14:19:37 GMT
Don Nardiello and Daniel now Paul and Billy. What other father don duos have played for Wales? Mel Charles and Jeremy Charles? |
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Post by oberon on Mar 26, 2018 14:30:03 GMT
Of the fringe players who has done enough to stay in the squad for Mexico, I expect it will be a smaller squad. Evans and John have done well As has Wilson. It will be interesting especially with a few players coming back into the picture.
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Post by joseywales37 on Mar 26, 2018 15:28:42 GMT
Of the fringe players who has done enough to stay in the squad for Mexico, I expect it will be a smaller squad. Evans and John have done well As has Wilson. It will be interesting especially with a few players coming back into the picture. Wilson was pretty good for most part, Evans did well, Con Robs impressed when he came on. Would have brought Mepham on for Williams today tbh, couldn't have done worse. Dec John was pretty good. Adam Matthews did pretty well when he came on too. |
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Post by eppingblue on Mar 26, 2018 15:50:54 GMT
Of the fringe players who has done enough to stay in the squad for Mexico, I expect it will be a smaller squad. Evans and John have done well As has Wilson. It will be interesting especially with a few players coming back into the picture. Wilson was pretty good for most part, Evans did well, Con Robs impressed when he came on. Would have brought Mepham on for Williams today tbh, couldn't have done worse. Dec John was pretty good. Adam Matthews did pretty well when he came on too. Agree all with that but particularly impressed with the few minutes from Connor Roberts. That cross he put in at the end was unbelievable. We seem to be blessed with a number of gifted slight players coming through. We could do with a few more like Ampadu who have a bit more strength though. Of all the current crop of youngsters who do we see playing their part in the premier league 2 years from now as we run into 2020 ? It could be our best yet with Bale, Ramsey, Allen, Davies and Chester still young enough to make significant contributions. |
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Post by welshiron on Mar 26, 2018 16:45:05 GMT
Thought Bodin offered little when he came on
Would not surprise me if that's his only cap.
Hopefully he can continue to improve as he looked way off today
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Post by gareth on Mar 26, 2018 17:54:53 GMT
Don Nardiello and Daniel now Paul and Billy. What other father don duos have played for Wales? Mel Charles and Jeremy Charles? Darcy and Nathan Blake? |
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Post by holmesdaleultra on Mar 26, 2018 18:54:09 GMT
Mel Charles and Jeremy Charles? Darcy and Nathan Blake? Lol bro I don't think so. |
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Post by cymroircarn on Mar 26, 2018 19:02:03 GMT
Mel Charles and Jeremy Charles? Darcy and Nathan Blake? Terry and Wayne? 😂 |
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Post by rushlegend on Mar 26, 2018 20:36:10 GMT
There was a father & son who played cricket for Glamorgan Javed Me and dad I'll get my coat  |
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Post by CrackityJones on Mar 27, 2018 9:19:32 GMT
Unfortunately that wasn’t a debut to live long in the memory, a lot of our moves broke down when they got to Bodin. Could be a one cap wonder.
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Post by cymru98 on Mar 27, 2018 14:29:10 GMT
Unfortunately that wasn’t a debut to live long in the memory, a lot of our moves broke down when they got to Bodin. Could be a one cap wonder. I was expecting more tbh. A bit disappointed from him. |
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Post by alarch on Mar 27, 2018 16:24:19 GMT
A bit OTT given that he had less than half an hour on the pitch. It also ignores the fact that he made a beautiful disguised pass that created a dangerous opportunity. It's ludicrously early to form any sort of fair-minded opinion on Bodin.
Having said that I think we could have done with a speedier, more technical player to link play against a physically powerful, but perhaps ponderous Uruguayan defence. Woodburn would have been my choice to come on.
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Post by cymroircarn on Mar 27, 2018 17:50:54 GMT
A bit OTT given that he had less than half an hour on the pitch. It also ignores the fact that he made a beautiful disguised pass that created a dangerous opportunity. It's ludicrously early to form any sort of fair-minded opinion on Bodin. Having said that I think we could have done with a speedier, more technical player to link play against a physically powerful, but perhaps ponderous Uruguayan defence. Woodburn would have been my choice to come on. According to Malcolm Allen, Woodburn was ill so unlikely to come on. |
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Post by joseywales37 on Mar 30, 2018 11:19:04 GMT
Wilson was pretty good for most part, Evans did well, Con Robs impressed when he came on. Would have brought Mepham on for Williams today tbh, couldn't have done worse. Dec John was pretty good. Adam Matthews did pretty well when he came on too. Agree all with that but particularly impressed with the few minutes from Connor Roberts. That cross he put in at the end was unbelievable. We seem to be blessed with a number of gifted slight players coming through. We could do with a few more like Ampadu who have a bit more strength though. Of all the current crop of youngsters who do we see playing their part in the premier league 2 years from now as we run into 2020 ? It could be our best yet with Bale, Ramsey, Allen, Davies and Chester still young enough to make significant contributions. Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. |
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Post by fiveattheback on Mar 30, 2018 11:26:44 GMT
Agree all with that but particularly impressed with the few minutes from Connor Roberts. That cross he put in at the end was unbelievable. We seem to be blessed with a number of gifted slight players coming through. We could do with a few more like Ampadu who have a bit more strength though. Of all the current crop of youngsters who do we see playing their part in the premier league 2 years from now as we run into 2020 ? It could be our best yet with Bale, Ramsey, Allen, Davies and Chester still young enough to make significant contributions. Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'd be surprised if that many are in the side by 2020. After is more likely Who are the 8 from Swansea in the China Cup by the way? |
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Post by joseywales37 on Mar 30, 2018 11:38:15 GMT
Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'd be surprised if that many are in the side by 2020. After is more likely Who are the 8 from Swansea in the China Cup by the way? I meant 8 across all the Wales squads u23s, u19s etc |
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Post by iot on Mar 30, 2018 12:29:57 GMT
Agree all with that but particularly impressed with the few minutes from Connor Roberts. That cross he put in at the end was unbelievable. We seem to be blessed with a number of gifted slight players coming through. We could do with a few more like Ampadu who have a bit more strength though. Of all the current crop of youngsters who do we see playing their part in the premier league 2 years from now as we run into 2020 ? It could be our best yet with Bale, Ramsey, Allen, Davies and Chester still young enough to make significant contributions. Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'm pretty sure Matondo will switch allegiance if he's good enough. He's hinted as much |
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Post by fiveattheback on Mar 30, 2018 13:13:27 GMT
Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'm pretty sure Matondo will switch allegiance if he's good enough. He's hinted as much I know a few of the guys who played with him at Cardiff and there's two things each says which is that Spence is better and they reckon Matondo would pick Wales. However this may have changed since moving to Manchester City |
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Post by joseywales37 on Mar 30, 2018 14:20:07 GMT
Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'm pretty sure Matondo will switch allegiance if he's good enough. He's hinted as much Hope not, he looks really good to me. |
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Post by bale-droed on Mar 31, 2018 13:20:54 GMT
Personally, I not sure Billy Bodin going to turn out what we hoped by time next quals, hope he does well but think he will be way down pecking order. We will certainly have a lot of forwards playing at top clubs. I see quite a few young Swans players having good careers at club and Country by 2020 besides Roberts and Dan James, like Rodon I think might start Swans matchday squad break through next season. Cian Harries is defo knocking on door imo, as is Aaron Lewis, think Swans academy provided over 8 players for the recent internationals. Rabbi Matondo looks an exciting player, that I think might have to go on loan soon as chances at City are minimal, but could certainly get a Wales squad place. Hopefully Tyler Roberts will get over injury ok and start scoring and sending Giggs a message. I'm pretty sure Matondo will switch allegiance if he's good enough. He's hinted as much What did he say? |
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