that only tells me how bad we was.... where else in the world would that happen..Bossman Blue said:Like him or not, how many of our recognised 'legends' were POY 4 times? Legend for me.
Damocles said:The Fat el Hombre said:It's pathetic cos you're basically admitting that Dunne isn't good enough but you wanted us to keep him because he's your favourite player and you want to be able to get all sentimental over him. And the thing is neville has always done a steady job for them and bacon face knows he can rely on him to do a job. We wouldn't be able to fo that with Dunney cos he's error prone
Quite the opposite, I think he can do a job. Hughes must also think so after allowing him to play the first few games of the season and most of last. I didn't see much of TBH in the Prem this season, because it's obvious that Hughes didn't think he was up to it.
Bossman Blue said:Like him or not, how many of our recognised 'legends' were POY 4 times? Legend for me.
The Fat el Hombre said:Damocles said:Quite the opposite, I think he can do a job. Hughes must also think so after allowing him to play the first few games of the season and most of last. I didn't see much of TBH in the Prem this season, because it's obvious that Hughes didn't think he was up to it.
Neither TBH or Dunney were good enough. If Hughes had put Dunne as sub for the first 2 games there would have been outrage which could have unsettled the team. Maybe Hughes thought he could get by with Dunne in the side and didn't have to put him on the bench, safe in the knowledge that soon enough Dunney would be departing
Didsbury Dave said:Well, it depends on your definition of "legend" - a word which is well overused these days.
He's a legend in the same way as Shaun Goater, but not in the same league as Bell or Lee.