You can sense a tiny bit of tension on here as well :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
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You can sense a tiny bit of tension on here as well :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
It?s clear and obvious (and was before he joined) that he?s not of the required standard, WES. There is absolutely no chance he ever succeeds at Arsenal; and it pains me to say that. United were the only other major club in for him and that?s because of Amorim.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Thankfully we didn?t spend huge money on him. An absolute disaster of a signing. Best forgotten.
like a big ox having little or no impact f'wevvah!Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
He is complete sh*te. Is the Portuguese league really so bad that a spastic like him can score over 50 goals?
I like him, always have; reminds me of Paul Mariner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Could do with one or two more goals though, of course. Like Mariner.
What I don?t understand is that Sporting must be the best or near the best side in Portugal. Yet 90% of his goals are him sprinting into acres (like an entire half of a football pitch) of space and ****ing it past a keeper (zero finesse). PQuote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
So yes; I think your point is valid but it?s clear that he will never be a top player for any side that faces low blocks. Never.
People trying to justify him by saying "oh he draws players to him" does he fek we need Havertz back asap he draws players to him AND he can control a ball.
I don't mind a striker who doesn't score. As long as you don't expect him to be scoring.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Expected goals, if you will :-)
Yes, maybe.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
Wouldn't have made any difference to us tonight. Ball was nowhere near the forward line in that second half.
I see Berta is already after a new striker in summer. Gyokeres to Saudi or FranceQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter