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Huddlestone
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El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
And he's growing it until he next scores! Bearing in mind that he is injured and, even when he does return to full fitness, he will struggle to get back in the first team... his hair could be ridiculously long by the next time he scores!! I doubt it will be a header, unless it's a very cushioned one.
Kingdawson
Banned
Clearly photoshopped.
hrbwarmy11/12
Steve Slade
What of Tom Huddlestone?
The big man has a great range of passing on him and can crack a mean shot from distance. His biggest downside being that he's not the fastest. So where does that leave Thudd in our current setup once he's back from injury?
The big man has a great range of passing on him and can crack a mean shot from distance. His biggest downside being that he's not the fastest. So where does that leave Thudd in our current setup once he's back from injury?
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Is he still on course to return mid to late-Feb?
When at the top of his game, what he lacks in speed he makes up for in vision and sheer class.
However, looks like Parker and Modrich have the CM sewn up for now but when he comes back, if either get injured my guess is he'll be in ahead of Sandro, Krunchie, Pienaar, Livermore et al. In fact Parker has begun to fade a bit in recent games and unless he gets back to the level he was at last Autumn, a fresh, in-form Thudd could easily oust him for the run-in.
When at the top of his game, what he lacks in speed he makes up for in vision and sheer class.
However, looks like Parker and Modrich have the CM sewn up for now but when he comes back, if either get injured my guess is he'll be in ahead of Sandro, Krunchie, Pienaar, Livermore et al. In fact Parker has begun to fade a bit in recent games and unless he gets back to the level he was at last Autumn, a fresh, in-form Thudd could easily oust him for the run-in.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The lad is still massively young, has a big future ahead of him, hopefully at Spurs...
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
Once he is back to full fitness it's going to be superb to have him in the squad. Definitely a big asset on his return
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
He would have been a good option to have vs. wolves. They hardly stretched us defensively at all. I think I saw in the 'Parker is a useless c**t' thread that Parker was very much under utilised in that match, at least defensively. It would have been a perfect match for Tom. As a final ploy he could have hid the ball in his hair and ran into the Wolves goal.
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Ilie Dumitrescu
Huddlestone will see us better utilise Bale and Lennon as proper wingers. He was the reason Lennon had so many assists in the first half of the 2009/2010 season and he greatly aided bale in the second half of that season with some fantastically weighted balls splitting the defenders.