I'm a big fan of this guy.
Great engine and chases down the opposition till the final whistle.
One of the main reasons we don't seem t have our 'backs to the wall' for the last 5/10mins like we used to IMO.
Please buy him Tan.
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I'm a big fan of this guy.
Great engine and chases down the opposition till the final whistle.
One of the main reasons we don't seem t have our 'backs to the wall' for the last 5/10mins like we used to IMO.
Please buy him Tan.
How he wasn't man of the match I don't know.
I've never seen a player cover so much ground, a great signing.
Our thoughts exactly..great effort goes a long way
Clever player too his movement is excellent and caused derby so many problems.
Totally agree ,mom once agajn awarded because of the goal ,he'll be picked up by someone if we dont go up.
He was on his knees at the final whistle. Always gives his all. And he can score. Great player.
Man of the match by a mile IMO
Lex Bummers
He was absolute dogshit today according to the the 4 or 5 plastics sat by me.
I thought he was excellent.
Absolute outstanding again today. Was my Man of the Match by a mile . Manga played well (sponsors MOM) as did Noone and Okeefe, Immers is on another level though with technique and effort.
While admiring his work and technique, he did mess up a one-on-one when bursting thru on goal...
wasnt that Noone?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclops
Apologies!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
You are right
Has done great for us and seems to get better each game. Hope he continues to do so. Either him or Manga for my MoM today. Great result today. Bring on Burnley.
Spedger
Perhaps you had something in your eye?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclops
He has brought so much to the team offensively and defensively.
He very rarely waste possession and he always chooses the right option.
When he plays as a number 10 he completely nullifies the opposition number 4. He stops them dictating the play and I think that has been a huge factor in our form since he has come to the club.
will be a great signing where ever we are playing next season
Thought he was much better in 2nd half, however O'Keefe for me was our best player even before his goal
He is what we have been looking for all season.:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
I really hope we can keep hold of him, and, if we do, that he continues to shine.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Our recently improved on-field fortunes and verve seems to coincide with his arrival and his presence.
I'm convinced he brought with him: 'the something which we lacked'.
Immers :ayatollah:
Keep it up and we should bestow the name Super Lex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.
What a player he is and what a great football brain, he must be a nightmare to mark, he always seems to find space. Plus his work rate is unbelievable. No matter how this season finishes, as soon as we're out of the embargo get him signed up!
I remember when his name was first linked to CCFC people slagged him off. Well done Russell for bringing in such a talent to the club.:ayatollah:
All comes down to the Saturday morning of the game at Molineux, transfer embargo, Tony Watt had to go back, Pilkington forced up front, Noone brought in, City murdered Wolves. Then, whatever shenanagins went on, we brought in Immers and Lawrence, unbelievable really, a transfer embargo meaning that we can't sign players meant that we signed a player(Immers) who's made a major impact in turning us into contenders. We desperately need another transfer embargo and we'll piss this league:hehe:
Not worth more than a six out of ten though according to Wales Online's markings.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/f...ounty-11129019
Probably why it's not worth reading anymore, if only they had someone there that actually understood football and could write an objective report with a proper analysis of the match.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Anyone that thinks Immers display warranted only 6 out of 10 either spent to much time in the pub beforehand or is talking out of their parse
Immers and O'keefe were outstanding yesterday and it would be a tough call to pick just one of them for the MOTM award
Agree entirely - I've just said exactly the same thing I've highlighted in your message in the blog piece I'm in the process of writing.Quote:
Originally Posted by olderblue
O'Keefe MOM for me, but can't understand why people aren't raving about Ralls who week after week looks the best, most complete midfielder on the pitch.
Since he and O'Keefe have been linked up we've had 2 in the middle who can both pass, tackle and shoot.
Immers has been a great addition, but first half he was a bit off with his passing accuracy.
However toward the end he was running his guts out - he's got an immense engine.
No wonder we can defend and hold leads now- contrast him to Kenwyne or Ameobi - when the opposition had all the time in the world.
Immers and Pilkington defend from the front.
My only concern is out wide, Whitts disappeared after that awful foul on him - why was that not at least a booking ?
And No one seemed to lose the ball every time he got it in the 2 nd half.
Both should have come off early in the 2 nd half
I thought Ralls was steady but not on the same level as O'Keefe yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Derby clearly done their homework on Noone and worked hard to keep him on his right foot.The only thing that surprises me is that more teams haven't done the same.
Did you notice the time Ralls was trapped in the corner 1st half, back 2 goal with 2 men on him, not only got free but hit an inch perfect pass.
Boy is class.
Wins a lot of headers and loose balls in the middle too.
Puts his extra height too good use.
He's a good player mate and is head and shoulders above Gunnarsson in my opinion but at times I thought his passing could have been crisper yesterday.
They scored him less than Noone, who had a very poor day.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I voted for Immers but it was either him or OKeefe to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robin Friday's Ghost
Noone is very one footed and hence very predictable so defenders learn how to stifle his runs.
They gave Pilks 6 and commented that the service into him wasn't great. Yet they gave everyone around him ( except Immers) a 7 or more. So where did this poor service come from?
I don't know how you can say whitts dissappeared I thought he had a great game with some real touches of class.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Some of his best first touches and passes we've seen all season.
Immers was 9/10 yesterday WOL is nonsense.
After the foul I made s point of watching for his reaction... Whitts was rushing his passes and many went astray .
He had a torrid time up until half time.
2 nd half he did better, but most of the play was down our right, with the increasingly knackered looking No one making little impression.
We were talking about having two out and out left footers in wide positions and how that limits the opportunity to swap wings and keep their full backs on their toesQuote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Derby had done their homework on Noone and he was stifled as an attacking option.
Possibly a shout for Lawrence to come on and freshen things up?
Quote:
Originally Posted by protex blue
I would have started Lawrence and when he didn't he should still have come on earlier .