Adebayour to spurs 8 mil?

[LongsightM13]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

A team containing Nasri and Tevez reeled in your mob of whoremongers, adulterers, family wreckers and drug test dodgers when they had an eight-point lead. Led by a star player who had you over by demanding a transfer in order to get a huge pay rise.
If you want to talk about a team's character, I would start with your own rabble — officially biggest bottlers in premier league history.
As for 'buying for the sake of buying', I give you Bebe. Or was that money laundering/corruption? Hard to keep up.

 

[SWP's back]

Re: Adebayor

That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying.

The problem of where to put all the trophies we are winning?

I wish we had team first players like Rooney who raped you and Camel Gob who put his coke habit first.

 

[Roll On City]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

Nasri? What a fuck are you talking about, Nasri have a great character and attitude, thing is the public and media think they can say whatever they want about people that, despite how much they earn have real feelings and real personalities. You cry like an effing baby when they give a bit back. The media and people in general need to grow a bloody backbone!!!
Most fucking journo’s are no longer content to write about the game and the goals, they are writing about events off the field, prying into players private lives and questioning the motives of people they don’t personally know.

The press slagged off Nasri when he went to City claiming it was only for money yet he won the title in his first season – will the press question RVP’s loyalty when he leaves Arsenal? The main problem, as usual, is the pathetic agenda of the media.

If you say nasty things about people then expect them to stick up for themselves you soft twat.

 

[Uwe Rosler]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

A team containing Nasri and Tevez reeled in your mob of whoremongers, adulterers, family wreckers and drug test dodgers when they had an eight-point lead. Led by a star player who had you over by demanding a transfer in order to get a huge pay rise.
If you want to talk about a team's character, I would start with your own rabble — officially biggest bottlers in premier league history.
As for 'buying for the sake of buying', I give you Bebe. Or was that money laundering/corruption? Hard to keep up.

 

[Soulboy]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

A team containing Nasri and Tevez reeled in your mob of whoremongers, adulterers, family wreckers and drug test dodgers when they had an eight-point lead. Led by a star player who had you over by demanding a transfer in order to get a huge pay rise.
If you want to talk about a team's character, I would start with your own rabble — officially biggest bottlers in premier league history.
As for 'buying for the sake of buying', I give you Bebe. Or was that money laundering/corruption? Hard to keep up.

I really couldn't have put it better myself.

*stands up and applauds*

 

[Soulboy]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

And you are managed by a hypocritical old fucker who would sell the fucking lot of you out to impress the Glazers. A champagne Socialist who gives not one shit about the support or their campaigns against the owners... because "they always back him".

Character? Coming from a rag that's laughable.

Eight points up and you fucked it up... doo-dah, doo-dah...

 

[adrianr]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

A team containing Nasri and Tevez reeled in your mob of whoremongers, adulterers, family wreckers and drug test dodgers when they had an eight-point lead. Led by a star player who had you over by demanding a transfer in order to get a huge pay rise.
If you want to talk about a team's character, I would start with your own rabble — officially biggest bottlers in premier league history.
As for 'buying for the sake of buying', I give you Bebe. Or was that money laundering/corruption? Hard to keep up.

Snap!

 

[stony]

Re: Adebayor

Hey guys, I was the author of the bitter and blue post that was briefly discussed.

Re Adebayor. He did some good things with Spurs last year, but he was their focal point of attack and their undisputed #1 striker-two things he will never be at City.

He played 2839 mins in the EPL, 3rd highest for a top striker, behind only Dempsey and RVP.

As for his missing chances, we can work this out.

We divide his shots on target by total shots, that gives us a number of how many chances he got on target (ie not ballooning them into row Z!) His number is 48%, I call this shooting efficiency.

That 48% number is the best in the entire league for a full term striker (Cisse slightly shades him, but he played 15 games all year).

How about goals scored from the number of shots taken. I use shots taken as data companies like OPTA and PROZONE use shots taken as a proxy for chances. Chance=shots

Adebayor scored 17% of his chances. 17 goals on 100 shots.

Aguero 17.6, Balo 15.8, Dzeko 15.2

Adebayors 17% chance conversion rate was 9th in the EPL. Yakubu was 1st, Grant Holt 2nd, Aguero 3rd, RVP 4th.

If Adebayor had a professional, team first attitude he would be ahead of Dzeko and probably Balotelli. He would have a league winners medal, but he doesn't and that is the price he pays for a less than stellar attitude

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

And you are managed by a hypocritical old fucker who would sell the fucking lot of you out to impress the Glazers. A champagne Socialist who gives not one shit about the support or their campaigns against the owners... because "they always back him".

Character? Coming from a rag that's laughable.

Eight points up and you fucked it up... doo-dah, doo-dah...

Epic ranting lads but you've wasted it on an Arsenal fan.

 

[Soulboy]

Re: Adebayor

Well, you do have several of those kind of players in your ranks. Tevez and Nasri to begin with. Ballotelli, Adam Johnson? That's the problem you get when you just buy for the sake of buying. With Adebayor you agree that character matters, but with Nasri you don't. Double standards.

And you are managed by a hypocritical old fucker who would sell the fucking lot of you out to impress the Glazers. A champagne Socialist who gives not one shit about the support or their campaigns against the owners... because "they always back him".

Character? Coming from a rag that's laughable.

Eight points up and you fucked it up... doo-dah, doo-dah...

Epic ranting lads but you've wasted it on an Arsenal fan.

Ah, he's another bitter Gooner then?

I asumed that level of bitterness was solely to be found in the 659 milion rags on Planet Earth... I didn't realise it was virulent and had infected saddoe Arsenal fans as well.

Well at least it gives me so much more opportunity to remind the hypocritical twat of such legends as Tony Adams, the ex-con, Peter Storey, the ex-con, buying promotion rather than earning it, getting points deducted because they can't behave on the pitch, the manager taking bungs, having more players sent off in the Premiership than any other club (I think!), having Panorama doing a documentary about abusing the transfer system in France and Africa for young players, players that spit/abuse crowds/dive, and last but not least... SEVEN years without a trophy. Even Pompey have a better record than that!

 

[SWP's back]

Re: Adebayor

Even better!

lol