Alex Brown : Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:37 pm  

This guy has always impressed me when played in the U18s, and his appearance for the first team against Keighley. He scored for the U20s and has lots of speed,skill,swerve, and a top side step.He has always stood out and i feel he deserves a chance.I know he is small, but with a tall centre with him to catch high balls he will be fine.

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 8:16 am  

OFFTHECUFF wrote:

This guy has always impressed me when played in the U18s, and his appearance for the first team against Keighley. He scored for the U20s and has lots of speed,skill,swerve, and a top side step.He has always stood out and i feel he deserves a chance.I know he is small, but with a tall centre with him to catch high balls he will be fine.

I agree to an extent but the situation he is in at the moment, I think he is going to have to wait for his chance.
Ah Van played well on Friday night and there is no justification for dropping Flynn. He'll have to wait for his opportunity and then grab it with both hands when it comes.

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 9:25 am  

Ah Van could play centre as looked powerful.

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:18 am  

OFFTHECUFF wrote:

Ah Van could play centre as looked powerful.

I think I'd like to see how he goes on the wing first. He looked a lot quicker than I thought he was based on the pre-season games.

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:20 am  

If you want to put Ah Van at centre.. you may as well not have a winger... Have you seen him pass the ball yet?

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:09 am  

Our defence would suffer if Ah Van was at centre. Brown is behind Marsh, Flynn, Ah Van, Dean and Phelps at the moment. There's no point in throwing him in at the deep end.

Re: Alex Brown : Tue Feb 07, 2012 3:15 pm  

Ah Van is a winger not a centre. His passing is shocking. Trust me I should know. Leave Isa and Ah Van on that side and you will be fine (ish).