QPR on the verge of signing AJ

Discussion in 'Fulham FC News and Notes' started by dcheather, Jun 15, 2012.

  1. dcheather

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    Wonder if can stay healthy?
     
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  2. MisterF

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    I doubt he'll be successful enough that we'd regret losing out on him, I'd still hate to see him in a QPR kit. Yuck!
     
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    Would have preferred he had gone somewhere else, but can't see him making too much of a mark there. Good for him to get a 2 year deal.
     
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    As Branch Rickey used to say, "An addition by subtraction." Outside of the first QPR game, what did he really do for us this season? I question how much he was really hurt, or just not used by Jol.
     
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  6. AggieMatt

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    I appreciate the workrate and energy he brought when he did play. However, I suspect when all is said and done I will have missed AJ more while he was here than I will after he's gone. Hopefully we'll get a much better ROI on the next striker we buy, b/c for the money spent, AJ was just shy of a bust. I have no fear of him at QPR and think he's another who should have given MLS a look. Based on his strike rate against lesser sides, I think he could do quite well here and finish his career on a high....assuming he can stay off the physio's table.
     
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  7. SteveFakeBlood

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    To be fair, AJ was quite good in the '08-09 season which got us to the Europa League (i.e. the only year he was consistently healthy) and none of us will soon get that QPR game out of memories (even though I didn't even see it). Still, overall I agree with Matt. It'll be weird seeing him and Zamora as strike partners in a different uniform.

    ~ Steve
     
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    I'll miss AJ. He brought a work ethic, and not to be understated, joy to the squad when he played. He was always the first to celebrate a teammate's goal. Cisse, Zamora and AJ, not to mention Campbell, could be pretty darn good if all healthy.
     
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  9. dcheather

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    Unfortunately, he's getting older and spends more time off the pitch than on it. With Pog and AJ leaving (and most likely Dempsey) we're going to see some new faces at Forward. Let's hope they're ready for the Prem. Will we see a lot more of Trotta and Sa this season? Are they ready?
     
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    Where is AggieMatt? I know he would most likely side with Jol, me thinks. Because he only mentioned that AJ should play wide about 50 or so time during the course of the season in the game day chat room.
     
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