muppetdodger
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I agree for once! I think hamon is the weaker of the two mentally, as evidenced by his breaking down in tears during a game last year. Can't remember which one it was, but he looked very vulnerable to me.
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Hamon out on loan
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GrecianWonder
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Talking of mentality, I think Hamon is more mature. Hearing Pym on Kellows bootlaces a few months back when he was out of the team and he just sounded like he didn't care. I've also seen him in the city centre, messing around in a shop with some mates. Seems to me that the England call up went to his head.
Egg
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Breaking down in tears?! First I've heard of that.
That aside, Hamon is, I believe, a scratch golfer. I'd suggest anyone with the ability to play golf of scratch is pretty strong mentally - as evidenced by Hamon's debut against Luton last year when, having let in a soft-ish goal fairly early on, he proceed to produce a Man-of-the-Match performance. Say what you like about the kid, but I don't think he's psychologically vulnerable.
jimmy
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Those last couple of posts are such typical exeweb rubbish.
'I saw him crying, how weak!'
'I saw him messing around in a shop, how arrogant!'
What a complete load of nonsense.
'I saw him crying, how weak!'
'I saw him messing around in a shop, how arrogant!'
What a complete load of nonsense.
Don't bother reading exeweb then, cuz that's the standard of the fayre on offer here nowadays. We have plenty of arrogant t**ts on here..........
LOG
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This is largely (completely) irrelevant but whilst watching my new favourite TV programme, Forged in Fire, recently (the host is quite irritating but is offset by Doug Marcaida’s mystical aura) they had to make a blade which featured a hamon. This, we discovered, is a line which distinguishes the hardened edge from the rest of the blade. It was pronounced ha-moan so we’ve been getting it wrong all along.
To the best of knowledge, no other players have featured to date.
To the best of knowledge, no other players have featured to date.
StroudGrecian
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You getting to work on the new £1 coin?
LOG
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They aren't cost effective. I print twenties.
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