Maheta Molango...

[newhaven seagull 85]

would he really make newhaven first eleven

 

[Yorkie]

He scored against Reading two seasons ago which is more than the rest of the strikers did.

 

[Dawsey]

He scored against Reading two seasons ago which is more than the rest of the strikers did.

Jake Robinson scored that day as well

 

[Da Man Clay]

Well, considering we never really got to see him play, and we only have Mark Bloody McGhee's word for it that he's crap, I don't see why he gets slagged so much.

Well that and the fact he wasn't good enough for Grays, leads me to think he isn't that great.

 

[Yorkie]

Jake Robinson scored that day as well

My post was tongue in cheek.
I reckon Jake would make the Newhaven XI

 

[Scotty Mac]

Well, considering we never really got to see him play, and we only have Mark Bloody McGhee's word for it that he's crap, I don't see why he gets slagged so much.

possibly because he wasn't good enough also for:

oldham
lincoln
some spanish team
grays

did he also go on-loan to wrexham?

 

[Yorkie]

possibly because he wasn't good enough also for:



did he also go on-loan to wrexham?

Yes he did

(silly letter rules)

 

[Questions]

Unlikely. If I remember rightly, Molango speaks five languages and was midway through obtaining a qualification as a lawyer when he first joined the Albion.

I suspect he's better placed than most footballers to cope with losing his job in the game.

Learning to say '' Why me no play '' in 5 languages is no mean feat I agree.

 

[Simon Morgan]

lovely bloke, dreadful player.

 

[HampshireSeagulls]

lovely bloke, dreadful player.

Unlike Leon Knight, who was a little wanker but a good player. As long as he was playing on his own terms. In his own team. With his own manager. And winning. And being allowed to dictate tactics. And score. And take the ball home when he didn't get his own way.