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  • Mosiah
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    fair enuff!

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  • Jangle
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    Obviously we were typing at the same time that I made my post.

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  • Karl
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    Hue or Austin or Richards?

    I would go with Hue based on his hand in our goals...and he may just have set the tone with getting our midfielders and forwards passing/sharing the ball/having greater possession more than we have seen at anytime in this leg of qualifiers.

    He was key!

    ...and the above does not mean I have changed my assessment on him as to value going forward to higher levels of play. What I will say - He must be allowed to remain in the squad and should be given a starting role in our first match. His production and influence on the TEAM in the recent matches demand that such fairness be applied. He must be given the chance to prove he can compete in the faster paced games. ...and to be extra-fair to him - and TEAM REGGAE BOYZ - his teammates must supply him with accurate, well weighted balls to his feet to give maximum time to him to 'do his thing'.

    I would gladly eat pie in face if he makes TEAM REGGAE BOYZ develop and improve as I think it can. I would love to see us all in Brazil watching the TEAM REGGAEBOYZ walk with the big boys on equal footing!!!

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  • Jangle
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    It amazes and befuddles me that Hue is called upon at the eleventh hour to save us...repeatedly; he does so like superman or Jesus Christ and people like Karl is still saying he should not be in the starting team. Stony I can understand his position because of the style of football that he likes. But Karl comes with all sort of bs arguments (Karl we are still bredrins) about speed of thought and whatsitnot when there is nobody good enough to take the man's game. What more does people like Karl want from Hue? Blood?

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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    i don't know why, that's why i said i'll try and find out.

    it's not water under the bridge because i am sure Maestro will not be in the Hex team. Unless of course we find ourselves in problems and need someone to rescue us again!
    Mmmmm! after those two performances is place in the squad will be assured unless it is for non football reasons. If they are gonna play 4-4-2 then he might not be in the team, but they need to find a system where he can be given a free role to do what he does best,so i expect us to be playing with 3 central midfield players going forward with Hue playing a crucial part.

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  • Mosiah
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    i don't know why, that's why i said i'll try and find out.

    it's not water under the bridge because i am sure Maestro will not be in the Hex team. Unless of course we find ourselves in problems and need someone to rescue us again!

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  • Hortical
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    Can you write freely on the badminded issues which excluded him from being selected for the boyz, or that is wata under the bridge now?

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  • Mosiah
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    Just spoke to Maestro and passed on the good wishes from the Forum, minus Karl and Stoni.

    He said Tappa came up to him and told him not to listen to anybody. That "anybody" is anybody's guess.

    I will try to get to the bottom of this, but Muadib kinda hinted as to what could be the problem.

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  • Hortical
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    Mo has been a big supporter of Hue & the Harbour View team for many years and knew his quality.

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  • Dunny
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    i will pass on the appreciations.
    Mosiah why have the coaching team just realized that Hue is an asset to our national programme, is it because he has improved massively over the past few weeks? Thanks in advance

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  • Mosiah
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    i will pass on the appreciations.

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  • Nemesis
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    Hue was the engine Dane just started the car. Anybody that know Jermaine just express to him how much we appreciate what he has done for our team.

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  • Assasin
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    how no mention of Dane? Scored two. The one that Hue passed and he beat the keeper and defender was a thinking man shot.

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  • Baddaz
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    anyone with functional eyes could see that jermaine hue was the man of the math... he has been the difference in the team since he came back... he was the best player in the guatamala game...

    rudolph austin comes close but the edge goes to hue...

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  • Lazie
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    Originally posted by Mosiah View Post
    Really? Isn't he the chairman of the JFF's Technical Committee?!?
    LOL!!! Wait ... smady name suh?

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