By Tyne-Talk
April 17 2010
Wayne Routledge, who made the Coca Cola Championship team of the week this week, came out top in the Tyne-Talk poll "Which of our new signings/players do you think will have the biggest impact upon our push for re-entry into the Premier League?" Routledge received 64% of the vote miles ahead of 2nd place Mike Williamson.
With 271 votes cast in total, Danny Simpson who was previously voted by Tyne-Talk readers as the player they most wanted to be signed up after a loan spell, came in 3rd place with 10%.
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Yes, not entirely because of the impact he made, but it meant Guthrie could move into the middle and dominate games.


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Yes, not entirely because of the impact he made, but it meant Guthrie could move into the middle and dominate games.
Totally agreed. Welcome to the forum!
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i like that midfield four as well bully, would hope any signings in that area would be intended to start though,orat the very least push those four to keep playing at their best. there are bound to be injuries, so we certainly need to add at least one central midfielder and a winger/wide midfielder
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i like that midfield four as well bully, would hope any signings in that area would be intended to start though,orat the very least push those four to keep playing at their best. there are bound to be injuries, so we certainly need to add at least one central midfielder and a winger/wide midfielder
We could definitely use a left footer. Lovenkrands gives cover for Jonas and played well on the left flank last season, but after his goal scoring form this season, I'd prefer to see him up top as he gives us some much needed pace there. It'd be nice to have another Left Mid so that Jonas can play on the right side occasionally.
That said: In a 4-5-1, Jonas, Guthrie, [new CM], Lovenkrands with Nolan in the hole could be dangerous. Routledge off the bench can come on for Loven, Jonas, or the striker as Jonas can switch flanks and Loven can play up top.
