Sandaza

[Simster]

Seems to be doing alright for St Johnstone:

BBC Sport - St Johnstone manager McInnes praises striker Sandaza

Three goals this season, and a few "assists" by the looks of it.

 

[Norman Baker suck my lozenge]

I'd be in double figures in that shit league

 

[peterward]

Never really had his chance here did he, but always be remembered for the injury time winner that sent us top. I don't think many teams in the scottish prem bar the big 2 will be better than those in the championship, so maybe he is at a good level for him.

Sandaza in the post match interview !!

 

[ees complicated no?]

I know many people will disagree with me but I liked him, didn't really think he had a chance to really make a name for himself, would of liked to see him in the team tthis season just as back up as we do still need a foward I think , plus the fact his goal record wasnt that bad could of helped us instead of having no foward on the bench like in recent games

 

[Simster]

Worked hard, scored goals when he played, but was a limited soccerist. Overall I liked him too.

He would have walked into our first XI at any other time in the last 15 years (with the possible exception of the Zamora/Steele partnership).

 

[HastingsSeagull]

Found his level. Was a very useful L1 player. We were mint in that league so he was a bench player. Now doing well at that level with St Johnsone

 

[Tux the albion Penguin]

I know many people will disagree with me but I liked him, didn't really think he had a chance to really make a name for himself, would of liked to see him in the team tthis season just as back up as we do still need a foward I think , plus the fact his goal record wasnt that bad could of helped us instead of having no foward on the bench like in recent games

I agree with you on that.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

He got a hat-trick in the cup as well, I seem to remember. So six goals thus far.

 

[Simster]

"Classy Francisco Sandaza set up Cillian Sheridan for a clinical double as St Johnstone eased to victory over a toothless Hearts side."

BBC Sport - St Johnstone 2-0 Hearts

 

[otk]

GP would have seen him in training every day, and if he was any kop, he would have been playing. Not the case it seems, and he was offed. No manager lets go players he wants to keep (unless his intitials are AW), so time to move on

 

[Simster]

GP would have seen him in training every day, and if he was any kop, he would have been playing. Not the case it seems, and he was offed. No manager lets go players he wants to keep (unless his intitials are AW), so time to move on

Oh I agree, just thought it was good to see him having a decent season.

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

The best thing he did for the club was provide us with a song about similarities between him and an equine animal.

For this I thank him.

 

[Simster]

The best thing he did for the club was provide us with a song about similarities between him and an equine animal.

For this I thank him.

Not for the goal that put us top a year ago today then -a position from which we never looked back?

 

[JamesAndTheGiantHead]

Not for the goal that put us top a year ago today then -a position from which we never looked back?

Nope, definitely the horse thing.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I am shit scared of horses, but Sandaza was strangely alluring. He has helped me on the way to combating my fear. For that, I am thankful.

Ps Happy Birthday Simster.

 

[otk]

Oh I agree, just thought it was good to see him having a decent season.

Also agreed. I even look up St. Johnstone's stats on a footy results service. Anyone who has worn the stripes is part of the BHA family now

 

[Simster]

Another one for the horse this weekend in front of an electric crowd of nearly 3,000 - and St Johnstone are just ONE point behind Celtic.

 

[Mellotron]

Seems to be doing alright for St Johnstone:

BBC Sport - St Johnstone manager McInnes praises striker Sandaza

Three goals this season, and a few "assists" by the looks of it.

Three goals in the SPL by now is a WOEFUL return. You are obviously remembering that the SPL is roughly League One/Two standard, yes?

It's a close run thing between him and Dickinson for worst striker for Brighton in the last 10 years, technique wise.

 

[Storer 68]

Three goals in the SPL by now is a WOEFUL return. You are obviously remembering that the SPL is roughly League One/Two standard, yes?

It's a close run thing between him and Dickinson for worst striker for Brighton in the last 10 years, technique wise.

You say that but St Johnston have already beaten Celtic away this season in the League


Oh and he wasn't the worse in the last ten years by a long way

 

[Mellotron]

You say that but St Johnston have already beaten Celtic away this season in the League


Oh and he wasn't the worse in the last ten years by a long way

No he wasn't, technique wise, Dickinson beats him. He could at least score (off his arse by accident in the 96th minute against a non-league team where we've already won) but hey, they all count right? Hilarious player.

I'll always remember him for the way he burst on the scene for Brighton - taking the ball the WRONG way around the goalie, stumbling over the ball and then possibly the worst dive of all time. The ultimate hat trick of comedy football.