' Tom Lawrence / Craig Noone? '

' Tom Lawrence or Craig Noone? '

By Paul Smith

The position Lawrence performed so well in in that Brighton win now has the added competition of Craig Noone.

With 17 goals in over 100 Bluebird's appearances to his name, Noone is rightly a popular member of the squad who will play more games than he misses.


It is little wonder that Slade has been so keen to get him back involved after injury, given that it was his two wonder goals that breathed new life into his reign in that excellent and cathartic 3-1 win at Molineux in January.

From what we have seen in the last few games, there doesn't look to be an enormous amount between the two, but Noone's added experience will likely get him the nod in the big games.

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Craig Noone hands down, on his day nooney is a massice threat!!!!

Is it me pissed or did we not have this discussion / thread about a week ago? Back then I went against the majority on here and said ( and still say ) Noone for me. I've had a few pints tonight though - so apologies if I have dreamt the previous post!

Craig Noone hands down, on his day nooney is a massice threat!!!!

On his day maybe but let's not forget that hasn't been very often at all in the last 2 seasons

both good players but noone just tips it for me always gets a goal or to and they are always classic strikes