Well, for starters, he plays for Bolton...![]()
... Good point.
Well, for starters, he plays for Bolton...![]()
Yes.
Better than Coleman.
Yes.
Better than Coleman.
Like I said, I've never really paid much attention to the lad. Next time I watch a Bolton game, I'll keep an eye out for him. If he's that talented, I'm suprised I haven't heard his name mentioned more often though.
He's played all but 12 minutes for Bolton this season in the premier league and has the most tackles in the league.
wheres all this better than coleman stuff coming from the lads just getting into the team for fks sake, every game his runs are ripping defences to bits give him a chance to develope and any notlob player wont be fit to lace his boots
Ditto. He might not be as speedy as Seamus, but he has more talent on the ball with dribbling and control, and is more creative in passing. This is partially because he's been groomed as a RM/CM, whereas Seamus is learning - aka who knows what Seamus can become, but Holden is better right now as it's his natural spot. He had a very decent game against Poland in a friendly recently (not so decent against Colombia). He also was MOTM in Bolton's last game. They just signed him to a multi-year deal. He's their permanent starter on the right.
I thought he was operating more in the center of the park?
That said, I agree that Coleman could become something special.
Don't take this personal mate but he's good enough for Everton so that makes him good enough for Bolton.
My guess is that you haven't seen him play very much if at all. I on the other hand have seen him in over 100 matches. He is most decidedly NOT average.
And until DeJong broke his leg with a studs up challenge, he was the USA's best player against Holland in a pre-World Cup friendly match.
Have to agree again mate. Holden has proven to be rather immense.
Sadly I reckon Bolton would want stupid money for him.
They ARE MORE IN DEBT THAN L'POOL .
£6m TOPS , mate .
( HE'D WALK HERE , INCIDENTALLY ,...)