Polari said:Cobwebcat said:I'm al for getting behind the team but in what way was that a good showing? I'm beginning to think this is the Emperor's clothes.
He held the ball up, retaining possession. In other words, exactly what Mancini wanted him to do.
Its grossly unfair to lump Viera in that little group,granted his legs ain't what they were,however,he has been immense throughout his career and still has the heart to give his very best whenever he plays,his experience off the pitch is also priceless.lee-mcfc said:JO,vierieairieiaiar,lescott
get your coat on at get out of this club.
FantasyIreland said:Its grossly unfair to lump Viera in that little group,granted his legs ain't what they were,however,he has been immense throughout his career and still has the heart to give his very best whenever he plays,his experience off the pitch is also priceless.lee-mcfc said:JO,vierieairieiaiar,lescott
get your coat on at get out of this club.
simonk said:Do people actually think " O good Jo is coming on"?
Chippy_boy said:simonk said:Do people actually think " O good Jo is coming on"?
Nearly.
But it's actually "O god Jo is coming on"
MCFC BOB said:I'd rather have Jo than Adebayor.
Jo is happy to sit on the bench and earn three times less than Adebayor, and play when he is needed. Jo might be awful, but he gives his all and doesn't complain. He keeps himself quiet and, despite being awful, is a true professional.
Adebayor, on the other hand, has had bust-ups with two players this season (Kompany vs. Wolves and Touré in training), has a lot of demons and is too inconsistent to really be given any kind of chance. He may have scored more goals in his time here, but we can easily replace him with Dzeko.
I do think that the next three permanent sales should be Jo, Adebayor and Santa Cruz. But out of the three of them, if I had to choose one to stay, I'd pick Jo.