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Aye, he won us three points. Without them, we'd have been level with Hull and gone down on goal difference. Assuming that somebody wouldn't have nicked the goals he got, or not derailed the side the way he has.
Derailed the side?
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Aye, he won us three points. Without them, we'd have been level with Hull and gone down on goal difference. Assuming that somebody wouldn't have nicked the goals he got, or not derailed the side the way he has.
Not really. He doesn't fit into a side in modern football, certainly not one with as weak a defence and midfield as us.
Not really. He doesn't fit into a side in modern football, certainly not one with as weak a defence and midfield as us.
You're honestly saying signing the 9th highest goalscorer in premier league history is a bad move? Even if he wasn't playing he could still show Watmore a thing or two about finishing.
Didn't he score more in his first few games than Fletcher did the entire season
Not controversial at all. Moronic is the word you are looking for.Controversial view, but his signing has been a disaster.
Not so much as a player: despite being four years past his (pretty average) best, he's still our best goalscorer and an alright player.
But he turned Poyet's grinding, but solid, team into a complete shambles as Gus fannied about trying to find a way to accommodate him in the side. Convinced if he hadn't signed, we would have ground out a dull survival, Poyet would still be manager and we'd be moving on with a actual philosophy and at least trying to play good football.
Even after Poyet, Advocaat was at a complete loss how to us him, and now Allardyce his.
He's on unspeakable wages, until he's about 63, and three managers in a row have basically admitted there's no way to fit him into our side.
A genuinely, catastrophically awful signing, which we didn't need and didn't fit, which is the biggest shambles of the whole Congerton era of awfulness.
Clearly not the worst - light years ahead of the dolt he replaced for example.
But he has been a massive distraction for us - because the only way he can play is if we play two strikers, and playing two strikers absolutely kills our midfield or our defence.
ThisBest footballer at the club
Clearly not the worst - light years ahead of the dolt he replaced for example.
But he has been a massive distraction for us - because the only way he can play is if we play two strikers, and playing two strikers absolutely kills our midfield or our defence.
Aye, he won us three points. Without them, we'd have been level with Hull and gone down on goal difference. Assuming that somebody wouldn't have nicked the goals he got, or not derailed the side the way he has.
More about what he represents.
He's on shitloads, and despite being clearly decent three managers have no idea how to fit him into our side. His introduced actually forced one manager to completely overhaul his tactics and gameplan, which saw him sacked.
He's been a mare. Probably a poor/unrepresentative thread title from me, tbf
Just trying to be controversial for the sake of it.What the fuckety fuck.
Contrast Defoe to the likes of Rodwell and Altidore.
The OP must be high as a kite.
Controversial view, but his signing has been a disaster.
Not so much as a player: despite being four years past his (pretty average) best, he's still our best goalscorer and an alright player.
But he turned Poyet's grinding, but solid, team into a complete shambles as Gus fannied about trying to find a way to accommodate him in the side. Convinced if he hadn't signed, we would have ground out a dull survival, Poyet would still be manager and we'd be moving on with a actual philosophy and at least trying to play good football.
Even after Poyet, Advocaat was at a complete loss how to us him, and now Allardyce his.
He's on unspeakable wages, until he's about 63, and three managers in a row have basically admitted there's no way to fit him into our side.
A genuinely, catastrophically awful signing, which we didn't need and didn't fit, which is the biggest shambles of the whole Congerton era of awfulness.