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Assuming they stay.

My top three
Happe will come of age and prove to all just how good he is.
Ekpiteta will continue to shine and stop making rookie mistakes
Angol will prove to be an excellent striker

My bottom three
Alabi will struggle to prove he is an L2 level striker. Hope I’m wrong
Brophy will do OK in fits and starts. Inconsistent
Dayton will make a comeback but minus what he had that made him good.

Top 3
Marv
JMD
Ogie

Bottom 3
Alabi
Gorman
Brophy

Yeah but what about next season?

Howling Mad Murdock wrote: ↑Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:35 pm Yeah but what about next season?

Disoriented wrote: ↑Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:33 pm Top 3
Marv
JMD
Ogie

Bottom 3
Alabi
Gorman
Brophy

Hope you’re right with Ogie Dis’
It would be good to see another home grown youngster make it into the First Team.
Also if Marv does go onto bigger and better things then maybe Ogie could his replacement.

Cheshunto wrote: ↑Sun Jul 28, 2019 3:03 pm

Disoriented wrote: ↑Sun Jul 28, 2019 2:33 pm Top 3
Marv
JMD
Ogie

Bottom 3
Alabi
Gorman
Brophy

Hope you’re right with Ogie Dis’
It would be good to see another home grown youngster make it into the First Team.
Also if Marv does go onto bigger and better things then maybe Ogie could his replacement.

You are so right. I think he is the real deal. Raw, yes, but brimming with talent.

The real stars are those in the club who keep on identifying talented local kids. Hats off to them.

Top:
Happe
JMD
Brophy (if played in his best position)/Angol

Worst:
Ling
Wright
Alabi

Top
Angol
Ling
Sargeant

JMD is gonna be our man this season. Hope he can stay fit.