City_Sean
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I think Stoke's a good move for Guidetti, especially on loan, Hughes has them playing a lot better football, and he will surely get game time.
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Guidetti Loan Watch
- Thread starter SrilankanBlue
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Hungarian blue
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I assume that if the loan deal went that easy, he is fully fit right now, yeah?
Gaylord du Bois
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You'd think so. It would appear he just hasn't got what we want.Hungarian blue said:I assume that if the loan deal went that easy, he is fully fit right now, yeah?
Rösler von Stretfordbömber
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I'm excited too. Planning on watching Stoke whenever possible if Guidetti is in the squad. Maybe he can do some damage against some of our rivals for us!
Mr Ed (The Stables)
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Der Bomber said:I'm excited too. Planning on watching Stoke whenever possible if Guidetti is in the squad. Maybe he can do some damage against some of our rivals for us!
It's certainly paying off for us with Gaz Baz at Everton. Hopefully the lad can play a substantial part of the remainder of the season, get himself fit and score some goals.
Juddaman83
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On bench for Stoke today
Off the bench 10 minutes before end. Palace kept the ball well and didn't give any chances to Stoke, and whenever Stoke had the ball Arnautovic wasted it by being egoistical over and over. Won them two corners in the ending of the game tho. Looks fit and ready to fight for his spot!
Hamann Pineapple
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What a goal-scoring opportunity! John Guidetti (Stoke City) makes a good run into the box to meet a cross and fires the ball on goal, but the shot is blocked by a defender with an amazing slide tackle.