Just like to say after reading the posts on here about him i wasn't sure what to expect but having seen him twice now i must say i'm very impressed with his work rate, and despite what i read on here his crossing has been excellent.He set up three of the goals against Hartlepool (not Barca i know)on Saturday and he was again in good form tonjght against Fc Banne of Norway creating one for Becchio, scoring one himself and getting awarded the man of the match. If he keeps up the form he's showing at the minute he will be a great signing.
Good luck for the new season.
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nice guy though
you talk sense Often
but not this time i will have a cheeky half with you that he is sub by xmas
Oaky, you will have pulled all your barnet out by October watching Sam.
your on good cause and all that
i reckon that Sam would struggle toi get 5 goals in a chumpionship season
"that"? He's a person.
We'll see as the season progresses if it was as good a deal as Frazer coming to the Valley
Sam is a good player, unfairly criticised in my opinion, but there you go.
Who knows what will happen, we all knew Ambrose could score goals, but never thought he'd get as many as he did last season. Sam's not a goalscorer but he can create chances, he did that last season and that was with pretty average strikers.
Not while Wagstaff is his replacement and has no competition. If we bring in a more consistent player than Sam then maybe it will be.
There is no doubting he has potential but he rarely showed it in recent seasons. Maybe that's because he has been playing in a distinctly average side or maybe it's because he's just not good enough but you will soon get fed up of him going past a player then going back to try again instead of putting in a cross.
Good luck to him anyway.
Charlton fans have always failed to understand wingers. The last truly popular one was John Robinson, and that was only because you never saw anyone put anymore effort in. When it comes to creative wingers, we seem to expect them to beat their man and deliver a deadly cross 6 times out of 10, if not more. Just completely unrealistic, and goes against exactly what creative wingers are all about anyway. Unless they're world class or something.
He was crossing to one man - who is, I might add, about 5'5 - for the whole season, and he still managed to be our joint-top player on assists. He's incredibly talented, fantastic touch for this level, and in a side like Leeds who will surely let him off his leash, he'll be a really good player for you. When the team was in full-flow, Sam was in full-flow. A lot of people didn't seem to be able to reverse-engineer that link.
Good luck this season.
He must love a friendly!