ChapmansThe Saviour said:DEANO!
Dean wouldn't touch him with a barge pole.
ChapmansThe Saviour said:DEANO!
That's a very open-ended statement, Maximilian. Succeed at what?ChapmansThe Saviour said:I'd take him back in a second. If managed properly he would be one player with the talent and motivation to SUCCEED and not just TRY HARD.
The Large One said:That's a very open-ended statement, Maximilian. Succeed at what?
Goalscorer? Talented individual? He can already do that.
Spiteful manipulator? Team-spirit wrecker? Ditto
Team player? Considerate, intelligent player that his club and team can rely on? Not got anywhere near proving that yet with anyone.
People like whom? His managers, his team-mates? His work colleagues. No-one at Brighton liked him, with the possible exception of those he could manipulate, and even then, 'like' is a highly flexible verb.Rookie said:damm right, still think all the people saying he didn't try hard are wrong. Did his job but didn't run around like a headless chicken, he scored 15 in 20 (or something similar) for Swansea which is not a bad record really is it
Doesn't need one. It's a Latin word, and they didn't have umlauts, graves, acutes, circumflexes (what you were after) and cedillas.ChapmansThe Saviour said:Open ended statements are my forte (how do you do one of them hat things above an e?).
Man of Harveys said:As long as he could be arsed, of course. And that would be for about five fuxking minutes. Unless you were being sarcastic...
Nah, I'd rather watch Revell or Jake run their lungs out every game and continue to read these increasingly-hysterical and ever-entertaining interviews emenating from South Wales with the little turd. They're magnificent.
The Large One said:Are you sure this isn't one of Easy 10's articles?
With Piggy Watson?ChapmansThe Saviour said:SWEET! I should really know that, having studied Latin at STRINGER.
Yorkie said:Who is the miracle worker manager who could do that?
Southover Street Seagull said:The only two managers from my memory who seemed to cope with him, where Steve Coppell here with us and Peter Jackson when he was on loan at Huddersfield.
Perhaps we should contact them and find out their magic?
ChapmansThe Saviour said:
I can't see that he had any problems when he put 25 goals in a few years back in this league. I just wonder where it's all come from.
Yorkie said:It was Lou Macari when he was at Huddersfield and he stated 'Leon plays when Leon wants to play'
hans kraay fan club said:That's not actually true though is it? He had a well documented attitude problem even as a youth teamer at Chelsea.