Jesus Navas

[asia fields]

It soon became obvious that after his first season he lost confidence and too often stopped and cut back playing an easy pass rather than getting to the byline, surely as a winger that’s not what you do every time your in possession and I don’t believe the manager advised him to do this. It was a lack of confidence nothing else.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

To which his legs were attached

You don’t play football then.

 

[Barcon]

To which his legs were attached

Haha.

 

[journolud]

You don’t play football then.

You don't do humour then.

To be fair I agree with you, he was limited in his impact for us but I liked him.

 

[Bill]

one of the hardest working wingers our club have every had, if not the hardest. not at todays levels but boy did he put a shift in.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

Can’t think of a bad thing to say about him. 20 years ago he would have been a cult hero. Unfortunately for him, today we only seem to value world class players, which he wasn’t.

Worked hard, did his best, never complained. Find me 11 decent ones of those and I’ll build you a top 6 team!

 

[PepInYourStep]

A trier (some would say of patience) but a deeply limited player who wasn't good enough for us ultimately. Used to wind me up something chronic that Pellegrini kept picking him, I'll mostly remember him for being absolutely dreadful in front of goal.

 

[Stoned Rose]

Had the fucking lot apart from being able to pick a man out once in a crossing position.

Bit of a nightmare for an out and out winger that.

In fairness he was a grafter of Milner levels.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

He was a good pro (but a terrible crosser)

Good luck to him.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Wasn't he really homesick?