blueonblue said:Elano though talented was an extremly disruptive influence!
Says who?, the dogs bast*d via his media cronies is who, along with Dunne, Sturidge, Jo, Robbie. Michael Johnson, Richards, and Cassell.............all victims of smear stories in the media after falling foul of numpty one way or another.
How do you back up your argumant that he is 1 of the best creative midfielders
Me and the Brazilian manager, along with Roberto Mancini think so.
How do you back up we would of won the league cup when we missed out to a last minute header from the most inform player on the planet!
We would have been three or four goals up by then with Elano playing, we surrendered the middle of the pitch in both games to a midfield we would have dominated with ease.
How do you back up we would be 2nd in the league when the reason we are where we are is because we play as a team
By play as a team you mean workrate and little creativity?, just look at the points dropped because we have been unable to break teams down due to no creativity in the middle.........liverpool as a good example
Name me 4 times elano grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck to control and changed everything about it, i can think of 1 and it was far to late by the time he decided to turn up
You name me four times when he was not hampered by numpties team selection and one tactic.........an the one your thinking of was only because due to injury the dogs bast*rd HAD to play that line up...........and who f*cked that game up for us, I`ll give you a clue........he was the only one in the ground that could not see Dunnie getting a red card coming, and the reason why was also his fault, the missing fullback formation left Dunnie getting dragged over to tackle a pace player every f*ckin time.
Robbies attitude was caused by the same numpty, doing the same thing, he had no understanding of flair players, and wanted shut of anyone he did not sign.
The ONLY bit you got right was that some people do indeed have a deluded veiw on Elano.
MCFC87 said:An in form Steven Ireland is better than Elano, as last year proved. If Ireland was the same as lsat year nobody would remember Elano besides THAT free kick and all of his penalties.
I liked Elano, doesn't bother me that we sold him. He went because he wanted to go.
bluem0ng said:blueonblue said:Elano though talented was an extremly disruptive influence!
Says who?, the dogs bast*d via his media cronies is who, along with Dunne, Sturidge, Jo, Robbie. Michael Johnson, Richards, and Cassell.............all victims of smear stories in the media after falling foul of numpty one way or another.
How do you back up your argumant that he is 1 of the best creative midfielders
Me and the Brazilian manager, along with Roberto Mancini think so.
How do you back up we would of won the league cup when we missed out to a last minute header from the most inform player on the planet!
We would have been three or four goals up by then with Elano playing, we surrendered the middle of the pitch in both games to a midfield we would have dominated with ease.
How do you back up we would be 2nd in the league when the reason we are where we are is because we play as a team
By play as a team you mean workrate and little creativity?, just look at the points dropped because we have been unable to break teams down due to no creativity in the middle.........liverpool as a good example
Name me 4 times elano grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck to control and changed everything about it, i can think of 1 and it was far to late by the time he decided to turn up
You name me four times when he was not hampered by numpties team selection and one tactic.........an the one your thinking of was only because due to injury the dogs bast*rd HAD to play that line up...........and who f*cked that game up for us, I`ll give you a clue........he was the only one in the ground that could not see Dunnie getting a red card coming, and the reason why was also his fault, the missing fullback formation left Dunnie getting dragged over to tackle a pace player every f*ckin time.
Robbies attitude was caused by the same numpty, doing the same thing, he had no understanding of flair players, and wanted shut of anyone he did not sign.
The ONLY bit you got right was that some people do indeed have a deluded veiw on Elano.
Agree 100%.
The stick Elano gets is unbelievable and way out of proportion to the number of 'bad' games he had. Even when people were saying he played shit he was still completing most of his passes and usually the only midfielder prepared to put a decent ball into the box.
People should also ask themselves if you had to take either Elano back or MH and the taffia who would it be??? No brainer imo
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MCFC87 said:An in form Steven Ireland is better than Elano, as last year proved. If Ireland was the same as lsat year nobody would remember Elano besides THAT free kick and all of his penalties.
I liked Elano, doesn't bother me that we sold him. He went because he wanted to go.
I heard the opposite story, taffia wanted him out and pretty much forced him to go to the first non-English club who showed an interest.
rastus said:Its a shame he went, I believe Mancini showed an interest in him. Hes the type of player we are missing and would have been a great option for Mancini, this season at least.
BoyBlue_1985 said:Im telling you lot just believe in a myth, that myth was built on his 5 first games for us and never went away
bluem0ng said:BoyBlue_1985 said:Im telling you lot just believe in a myth, that myth was built on his 5 first games for us and never went away
Rubbish. Just accept the fact that people have different opinions to you.
Interesting you think he only had 5 good games, the figure most people pull out of their arse is 10. This lack of consensus only illustrates what I said above, different opinions.
blueonblue said:Elano though talented was an extremly disruptive influence!
Says who?, the dogs bast*d via his media cronies is who, along with Dunne, Sturidge, Jo, Robbie. Michael Johnson, Richards, and Cassell.............all victims of smear stories in the media after falling foul of numpty one way or another.
How do you back up your argumant that he is 1 of the best creative midfielders
Me and the Brazilian manager, along with Roberto Mancini think so.
How do you back up we would of won the league cup when we missed out to a last minute header from the most inform player on the planet!
We would have been three or four goals up by then with Elano playing, we surrendered the middle of the pitch in both games to a midfield we would have dominated with ease.
How do you back up we would be 2nd in the league when the reason we are where we are is because we play as a team
By play as a team you mean workrate and little creativity?, just look at the points dropped because we have been unable to break teams down due to no creativity in the middle.........liverpool as a good example
Name me 4 times elano grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck to control and changed everything about it, i can think of 1 and it was far to late by the time he decided to turn up
You name me four times when he was not hampered by numpties team selection and one tactic.........an the one your thinking of was only because due to injury the dogs bast*rd HAD to play that line up...........and who f*cked that game up for us, I`ll give you a clue........he was the only one in the ground that could not see Dunnie getting a red card coming, and the reason why was also his fault, the missing fullback formation left Dunnie getting dragged over to tackle a pace player every f*ckin time.
Robbies attitude was caused by the same numpty, doing the same thing, he had no understanding of flair players, and wanted shut of anyone he did not sign.
The ONLY bit you got right was that some people do indeed have a deluded veiw on Elano.