The Ghanian guy we signed that we sent on loan

[BoyBlue_1985]

De Jong is 26, if he carries on and gets a new deal then Abu will be plying his trade on the bench

DJ's no.1 fan eh?

So basically,no one can replace DJ is what you are suggesting?

Im not exactly his biggest fan, infact i think i seem to miss why everyone thinks he is so good. What i do know is that under Mancini and Hughes he is a permenant starter no matter what. I just cant see how he will get in. Then again De Jong might get a 2 month injury and he could come in and storm it and De Jong wont get a look in again. I dont know, no one does but some how i think the 1st choice is more possible

 

[FantasyIreland]

Im not exactly his biggest fan, infact i think i seem to miss why everyone thinks he is so good. What i do know is that under Mancini and Hughes he is a permenant starter no matter what. I just cant see how he will get in. Then again De Jong might get a 2 month injury and he could come in and storm it and De Jong wont get a look in again. I dont know, no one does but some how i think the 1st choice is more possible

Well we kind of agree.
I do rate DJ,we are a completely different machine and proposition with him in the side,however,he is not the ultimate defensive midfielder as he has his weaknesses.
For that reason i have every hope a kid such as Abu may be better.

 

[brianstrousersnake]

never fuckin heard of him but if there's talk round here of bringing Caceido back then why not bring him back?
i mean,you'll never know how good he is unless he's given a chance ;)

*sensing a massive fuckin whooooosh coming*

 

[Pughie]

from what i have read and seen of him he's a mixture of Claude Makelele in the sense that he sits in front of the back four and plays it simple, and Michael Essien in the sense that he's very robust especially for his height (5'6") and he is from Accra in Ghana.

His mate Razak Nuhu is a carbon copy of Ashley Cole, so he could also be a very good prospect