Will Ream be a Dream? Now with added Pitch Shirt Grin....
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is sturridge the really fast one - or is that Robbo?truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.
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He pulled a fast one by getting signed as a footballer. If thats what you meant.
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Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.


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go shake your head bobo - you've got mixed up who you are replying to.... (again)bobo the clown wrote:Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.![]()
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Re: Will Ream be a Dream?
bobo the clown wrote:Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.![]()

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(it's excruciating)Sponge wrote:bobo the clown wrote:Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.![]()
bish has the same argumenting technique as my girlfriend: baffles the other with his bafflement until they have no choice but to submit!
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Sponge wrote:bobo the clown wrote:Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.![]()
bish has the same argumenting technique as my girlfriend: baffles the other with his bafflement until they have no choice but to submit!
what am I supposed to have said now???? that was truewhite15 FFS!!!! go shake your head with that idiot-child bobo!!

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That's a fair & well made point ... bloody multiple quote boxes.thebish wrote:what am I supposed to have said now???? that was truewhite15 FFS!!!! go shake your head with that idiot-child bobo!!bobo the clown wrote:Fckg Hell Bish. He said his sprints were the fastest of anyone at the club now, or since he arrived here. There's no confusion except in Essex.truewhite15 wrote:Just to throw another spanner in your already confused works. When I read the Coyle article saying that Ream had done even better than Sturridge, I took it to mean he had outperformed Sturridge in FITNESS tests, rather than SPRINTING or SPEED tests. Just my view, could be wrong...thebish wrote:is he the really fast one??Little Green Man wrote:Ream granted his work permit according to the BBC website.![]()
But you would have done Bish. You know you would have !!
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bobo the clown wrote:That's a fair & well made point ... bloody multiple quote boxes.
But you would have done Bish. You know you would have !!
FFS Bobo - there's no confusion about quote boxes except in North-fecking-Wales...



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Well his Work Permit has gone through apparently?
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Erm...many apologies for creating so much confusion...
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That clip looks almost Cahillesque,steps up at the wrong time making a positional mistake manages to get back quick enough to look like a hero.Still if he has pace it's a massive plus.Gail Platz wrote:My apologies if this has already been posted, but he looks like exactly the kind of centre half we need, one with raw pace:
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Yeah .... booooooo !!truewhite15 wrote:Erm...many apologies for creating so much confusion...

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as the NYC fan whose been creeping this thread while waiting for the final word, i'll need to clarify. certainly tim has speed, but its not fullback/winger/striker speed. its more of that he can tap into the "oh shit!" speed when needed, like that donovan clip showedbobo the clown wrote:Well, we have the raw-data reports from Coyle saying he's got the best stats of anyone he's had here in the past 2 years.Athers wrote:So we've got conflicting reports/views on if he's actually quick or not then...
Doesn't matter either way if he can defend, mind.
So, assuming that's true, he's a quick runner.
Oh & one piece of YouTube where he is, clearly, as fast as anything I've seen in a while.
We then have the comment of a fan from NYC who says he's slow.
So, whether he's slow of the mark in a football context we will have to see. But he can clearly shift.
also feck a kid named holden

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That kind of speed will do for a CB!Hutskizzle wrote:as the NYC fan whose been creeping this thread while waiting for the final word, i'll need to clarify. certainly tim has speed, but its not fullback/winger/striker speed. its more of that he can tap into the "oh shit!" speed when needed, like that donovan clip showed
Now we've had the speed thing clarified I'm very happy with our latest signing. His wiki's updated already, it says he'll be number 5.
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bobo in "it's everyone's fault but mine" shocker...bobo the clown wrote:Yeah .... booooooo !!truewhite15 wrote:Erm...many apologies for creating so much confusion...

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i heard he's great at ping pong
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truewhite15 wrote:Erm...many apologies for creating so much confusion...
don't worry, it's bish's fault, not yours.
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Sponge wrote:truewhite15 wrote:Erm...many apologies for creating so much confusion...
don't worry, it's bish's fault, not yours.


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