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Scott Sinclair
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Scooby Blue
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Mancini's treatment of Sinclair leaves a very poor taste in the mouth.
Whatever he thinks about the lad's quality, and whoever was really responsible for signing him are pretty irrelevant when we are chasing a game and he is just about our only attacking option on the bench.
There were no shortage of candidates to be hauled off vs southampton yet Mancini insisted on playing the "broken record" of a half-fit Maicon + disinterested Kolarov as wing backs to get us back in the game.
Mancini has already made his point to marwood + the executive commitee that he doesn't rate Sinclair by not playing him in other games.
However, this personal "point scoring" should take back seat to our need to win a football match... and if Soriano and the board take a close look at Mancini's man management... his treatment of Sinclair will be a prime example of putting his own ego ahead of the club's need.
Whatever he thinks about the lad's quality, and whoever was really responsible for signing him are pretty irrelevant when we are chasing a game and he is just about our only attacking option on the bench.
There were no shortage of candidates to be hauled off vs southampton yet Mancini insisted on playing the "broken record" of a half-fit Maicon + disinterested Kolarov as wing backs to get us back in the game.
Mancini has already made his point to marwood + the executive commitee that he doesn't rate Sinclair by not playing him in other games.
However, this personal "point scoring" should take back seat to our need to win a football match... and if Soriano and the board take a close look at Mancini's man management... his treatment of Sinclair will be a prime example of putting his own ego ahead of the club's need.
bernabias home shirt
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nederblue said:You have to admire him for keeping quiet and getting on with things, he could have chucked his toys out the pram like Tevez and Ade did. I hope for him he leaves in the summer and has a good career somewhere else.
Couple of hours training every day
£50-£70'000 a week
And shagging bit tits everynight
Its not all bad really is it.
Hung
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The cookie monster said:nederblue said:You have to admire him for keeping quiet and getting on with things, he could have chucked his toys out the pram like Tevez and Ade did. I hope for him he leaves in the summer and has a good career somewhere else.
Couple of hours training every day
£50-£70'000 a week
And shagging bit tits everynight
Its not all bad really is it.
When you put it like that, he's the luckiest man in the squad. In fact, the club are keeping him in shape specifically to shag big tits.
mansour's tow ropes said:Only got 5 minutes but beat 2 men to nearly win a penalty. He really should be given more minutes when we are struggling. He deserve a chance over Nasri
My wife deserves a chance over Nasri................I don't think I've disliked a player in our shirt more than him - ever..............
Danny Hoekman
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ANY1aBLUE said:mansour's tow ropes said:Only got 5 minutes but beat 2 men to nearly win a penalty. He really should be given more minutes when we are struggling. He deserve a chance over Nasri
My wife deserves a chance over Nasri................I don't think I've disliked a player in our shirt more than him - ever..............
This place is going down hill rapidly. Moan, moan, moan, fuckin' moan.
kunaguero10
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Danny Hoekman said:ANY1aBLUE said:mansour's tow ropes said:Only got 5 minutes but beat 2 men to nearly win a penalty. He really should be given more minutes when we are struggling. He deserve a chance over Nasri
My wife deserves a chance over Nasri................I don't think I've disliked a player in our shirt more than him - ever..............
This place is going down hill rapidly. Moan, moan, moan, fuckin' moan.
what has he said that is not true?
CitizenTID
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Unless he can prove me wrong I think he was an utterly pointless signing. Not a patch on when AJ played good for us.
He's not had any impact at all when he's featured since signing for us.
He's not had any impact at all when he's featured since signing for us.
the kippax wall
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Teams have sussed us out. Too many tip-tap passes through the middle that don't come off. A lack of pace throughout the midfield and we only have one way of playing.
As someone mentioned earlier, Sinclair has only played an hour of football for us this season. He has genuine pace and isn't half as shit as some on here think. He had a good season in the Premiership last year and deserves a chance!
As someone mentioned earlier, Sinclair has only played an hour of football for us this season. He has genuine pace and isn't half as shit as some on here think. He had a good season in the Premiership last year and deserves a chance!
peoffrey
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The cookie monster said:nederblue said:You have to admire him for keeping quiet and getting on with things, he could have chucked his toys out the pram like Tevez and Ade did. I hope for him he leaves in the summer and has a good career somewhere else.
Couple of hours training every day
£50-£70'000 a week
And shagging bit tits everynight
Its not all bad really is it.
I bet she demanded a move back to Manchester and he followed suit. Sinclair could've signed for a handful of Clubs where he'd be guaranteed more football. It depends what he really wants though.