BulgarianPride
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Jnr Kisby said:
You can't really give a lad (Boateng) who is injured ( or was injured most of the season) a chance. If he was 100% i am sure he would of been played, but he never was from the day we signed him.
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Should we loan Boateng next season?
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You can't really give a lad (Boateng) who is injured ( or was injured most of the season) a chance. If he was 100% i am sure he would of been played, but he never was from the day we signed him.
gio's side step
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Is this a WUM?
What a signal of failure that would be, to sign a world cup player, for that amount of money, and then send him on loan in his second season at the club.
What a signal of failure that would be, to sign a world cup player, for that amount of money, and then send him on loan in his second season at the club.
Ntini77
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Grimsby might be interested.
It is difficult to judge whether he has played, lets say : below par, because of all his injuries, or because he is in a new country / environment or because he is a lesser player than we hoped for.
Based on his merits for Germany / in the world cup, we should def. give
him a new cahnce / a new season. IMHO.
Based on his merits for Germany / in the world cup, we should def. give
him a new cahnce / a new season. IMHO.