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I have to admit i'm not to keen on wellens and furman playing in the middle together because in the games against blackpool and leeds in which he has started he appears to have been caught out of position alot and didn't have the greatest of touches either. I am a fan of furman, i just feel that keegan is better suited to being alongside wellens but if wellens leaves or gets injured then keegan and furman would do for me because i feel furman and wellens are too similar in terms of where they are on the pitch.
The one thing i love about keegan is that he stays infront of the defence and very rarely goes forward allowing wellens to pick passes out knowing that there is someone behind covering him. Whereas at times i feel furman runs about like a headless chicken at times saying that i still like but him and wellens really does not work.
Quote from: RTID_Peter on August 27, 2013, 11:29:53 pmThe one thing i love about keegan is that he stays infront of the defence and very rarely goes forward allowing wellens to pick passes out knowing that there is someone behind covering him. Whereas at times i feel furman runs about like a headless chicken at times saying that i still like but him and wellens really does not work.As Clint Eastwood used to say ''A Man's gotta know his limitations'' and luckily Keegan does,he's a steady player,who breaks things up and gives the ball to the players who can do damage,these sort of players don't normally get a mention,but players like keegan every team needs at least one.
+1I thought he was poor and his touch was non existant
I thought he was poor and his touch was non existant