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Who is the most effective of those who've mostly played this season 20 mins at a time?
Who is the most effective of those who've mostly played this season 20 mins at a time?
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Deluded F*ck™
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Zack
Tweesus
debaser
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Best Impact Player
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Who?
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Total Votes: 21
debaser- Number of posts : 22064
Age : 39
Supports : Aston Villa and Shrewsbury Town
Registration date : 2006-08-08
Tweesus- Number of posts : 34851
Age : 41
Registration date : 2006-08-06
Statistically its probably Nani or Babel.
I'm pretty happy with the way that Theo has been developing though and he'll certainly have developed a more important role than a super sub by next season
I'm pretty happy with the way that Theo has been developing though and he'll certainly have developed a more important role than a super sub by next season
Zack- Number of posts : 1571
Age : 40
Supports : Tottenham Hotspur
Registration date : 2006-08-09
Tevez would have been a good shout, but he starts alot of the games! But when he does come on as a sub, he makes a instant impact. (well in terms of crucial goals.)
From the lists perhaps Nani and Walcott. It's interesting to see that players with abundance of pace, ofcourse logically makes the biggest impact.
From the lists perhaps Nani and Walcott. It's interesting to see that players with abundance of pace, ofcourse logically makes the biggest impact.
Z- Number of posts : 1414
Age : 37
Supports : Liverpool
Favourite Player : Fowler, Batistuta, Ronaldo, Totti, Torres
Registration date : 2007-05-13
Crouch doesnt usually score after coming on as a sub, he causes the typical problems but I wouldn't call him a great impact player.
debaser- Number of posts : 22064
Age : 39
Supports : Aston Villa and Shrewsbury Town
Registration date : 2006-08-08
I'm using the power of club bias to vote for Harewood.
Not a fashionable choice, but his stats are very good - apparently has the 2nd best minutes-per-goal rate after Ronaldo.
(we'll overlook the fact that the majority of his goals have been against teams that were effectively already beaten
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Not a fashionable choice, but his stats are very good - apparently has the 2nd best minutes-per-goal rate after Ronaldo.
(we'll overlook the fact that the majority of his goals have been against teams that were effectively already beaten
)
Deluded F*ck™- Number of posts : 21765
Age : 38
Supports : The Lilywhites from N17
Favourite Player : The Hurrikane - he's on of our own!
Registration date : 2006-08-07
Gotta go with Bent Darren. the most expensive, and therefore the best.
Balls Grayson- Number of posts : 1315
Supports : Italy, Spain
Registration date : 2007-02-25
Lennon or SWP for me 
Yef- Number of posts : 2619
Registration date : 2008-02-27
HH!!!
Torrente- Number of posts : 5489
Age : 38
Registration date : 2006-08-16
Bentner is a great impact player. Unfortunately his impact works in favor of the opposing teams. He'll even block shots from his own players that are going in. What more could you want from an impact player? 
Rasiak-9- Number of posts : 2605
Age : 33
Supports : Southampton
Registration date : 2007-01-17
Credit where its due, i rate Walcott highly as an impact player - the obvious example to highlight what he can do as one being the assist vs. Liverpool.
The trouble is that Wenger doesn't use him nearly enough. Using Walcott with 5/10 minutes to go against a team who are defending deep and allowing no space behind their defence is never going to work, bringing him on fresh with 25-30 minutes still to play however works far better.
Regardless of Walcotts lack of control, positioning or goalscoring ability, having a player of that kind of pace running at tired legs is a valuable weapon to have.
The trouble is that Wenger doesn't use him nearly enough. Using Walcott with 5/10 minutes to go against a team who are defending deep and allowing no space behind their defence is never going to work, bringing him on fresh with 25-30 minutes still to play however works far better.
Regardless of Walcotts lack of control, positioning or goalscoring ability, having a player of that kind of pace running at tired legs is a valuable weapon to have.
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