Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Looking at Ulloa floundering around today with not even a SHOT let alone one on TARGET I can't help thinking WE sold the wrong STRIKER and should have sold him INSTEAD of Barnes
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Did we SELL the WRONG striker ?
- Thread starter Ernest
- Start date
On the button as always Ern, we should have sold OKIBA. Bloom OUT
El Sid
Well-known member
Barnes couldn't even score at Yeovil today despite being given a full 2 minutes.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Having sold Barnes to Burnley and Lita to Swansea it's clear the club are clueless. If they sell Obika to Spurs I'm going to throws my season ticket at Oscar's head!
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Obika was rubbish again today. I reckon selling him wouldn't come close to covering Paul Barber's expense account. BARBARELLA!
Westdene Wonder
New member
Is Ulloa waiting a call from Gus?,however to be fair to him after his long lay off he is far from match fit.
Thought is was his shot on target that rebounded to Lopez for the goal. Looked on target to me!
Cesar Chavez
Active member
Too much corned beef on his menu. Should stick with tried and tested strikers like PANTER.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,062
I thought YOU said BARNS was DROOPED after a BUST up with OSCAR, Enrest? Your SAUCE has clearly COME up trumps again.
Goldstone76
New member
- Jun 13, 2013
- 306
The answer is we sold the right striker.. This
You may well get there Mr Barnes but you wont stay there long I feel..
PUBLISHED
17:55 11th January 2014
ASHLEY Barnes insists he joined Burnley to fulfil his dream of playing in the Premier League.
The former Brighton striker, 24, made his debut as a late substitute in the Clarets 2-1 victory over Yeovil Town.
And Barnes admitted he was delighted to join a club that he believes can challenge for the top flight.
He said: “The move has been on the cards since last summer really and I am just glad it’s gone through and I can start a new chapter in my career.
“The gaffer was a big draw for me, but I needed a new challenge in my life.
“I had a fantastic time at Brighton and hopefully played my part in getting them where they are today, but it’s a fresh start now and what really secured it is I want to be in the Premier League.
“This group of lads can be in the Premier League and I want to help get them there.
“That’s why I chose Burnley and I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t believe we could do it.
“Everyone wants to get there, but I see this as a big chance and I want to help get them over the line.”
Barnes watched as strikers Danny Ings and Sam Vokes took their combined tally to the season to 33 with strikes in each half at Huish Park.
You may well get there Mr Barnes but you wont stay there long I feel..
PUBLISHED
17:55 11th January 2014
ASHLEY Barnes insists he joined Burnley to fulfil his dream of playing in the Premier League.
The former Brighton striker, 24, made his debut as a late substitute in the Clarets 2-1 victory over Yeovil Town.
And Barnes admitted he was delighted to join a club that he believes can challenge for the top flight.
He said: “The move has been on the cards since last summer really and I am just glad it’s gone through and I can start a new chapter in my career.
“The gaffer was a big draw for me, but I needed a new challenge in my life.
“I had a fantastic time at Brighton and hopefully played my part in getting them where they are today, but it’s a fresh start now and what really secured it is I want to be in the Premier League.
“This group of lads can be in the Premier League and I want to help get them there.
“That’s why I chose Burnley and I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t believe we could do it.
“Everyone wants to get there, but I see this as a big chance and I want to help get them over the line.”
Barnes watched as strikers Danny Ings and Sam Vokes took their combined tally to the season to 33 with strikes in each half at Huish Park.