back to Spain, or another team. As soon as he comes on we seem to adopt a mentality that has everyone launching the ball at Vicente, he needs to be dropped for the final 2 games. He is good, but the players are not working properly as a team when he is on the pitch.
I said a similar thing last night, not that I want Vicente to leave (or f*** off), but that the rest of the team need to take more attacking responsibility when Vicente is on the pitch. If the opposition know that almost every attack will come through Vicente they can try to do something about it (although often they fail). However if Vicente is just one of a few options for launching attacks then if the opposition heavily mark Vicente it will be easier for the other players and if the opposition don't heavily mark Vicente, due to the threat from elsewhere, then it will be easier for Vicente and he can cause even more damage than he currently does. Also if Vicente isn't the launchpad for almost every attack then he might be more effective for the whole 90 minutes, as currently he does seem to tire towards the end of the games that he starts, e.g. away at Burnley.