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Adil Aouchiche


Hope we have a decent sell on clause as if he has a good 6 month next season in the bundersleige someone will come knocking with £15m+
 
gonzalo said:
Adil Aouchiche about to have that magical transformation that a player has in forum posters minds when they’ve been on loan at a much lower standard than we’ve been playing

I wonder how many minutes played we are until someone posts on the match thread “RLB refusing to recall Aouchiche and replace Hume with him, fuck sake, get him sacked”
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Didn’t we sell him, not loan him?
 
I think he fell into the Ekwah bracket of a player they couldn’t get to play in a consistent disciplined way .
It’s clear with RLB you are out the door if you won’t conform no matter how much quality you have
 
Chewit said:
I think he fell into the Ekwah bracket of a player they couldn’t get to play in a consistent disciplined way .
It’s clear with RLB you are out the door if you won’t conform no matter how much quality you have
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RLB already managed him with another club. Maybe something happened,disagreements etc. Peter Reid was exactly same ,if you were a blue eye you played,no matter how shit .If you spoke up against him,that was it .You were out the door.
 
joop said:
Didn’t we sell him, not loan him?
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Even worse “oh aye le bris ordered we sell aouchiche so hume got more minutes” the lad who played 11 and scored 2 on the second division bundesliga hahahaha
The Situation said:
RLB fell out with him at Lorient and that clearly carried over to here.

We've obviously moved on and we ultimately got promoted so it's hard to be too critical, but he was underused here on the left especially when it would have allowed us to use Le Fee centrally.
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Hahahahah hes shite man 2 goals in 11 in the second division “oh le bris fell out with him” hahahah

Because honestly he’d be lighting it up here wouldn’t he hahahaa where would you play him lad?
 
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gonzalo said:
Even worse “oh aye le bris ordered we sell aouchiche so hume got more minutes” the lad who played 11 and scored 2 on the second division bundesliga hahahaha


Hahahahah hes shite man 2 goals in 11 in the second division “oh le bris fell out with him” hahahah

Because honestly he’d be lighting it up here wouldn’t he hahahaa where would you play him lad?
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I always find writing "hahahaha" over and over really helps emphasise your point and makes you seem intelligent.
 
supamolli said:
Because they are from a mining city and proper working class. If there was a club closest to SAFC in Germany it would be Schalke. Glück auf!
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Schalke! Scheiße!! 🤣
BVB 09 🖤💛

They've a huge budget compared to most of Bundesliga.2 clubs, which obviously helped with their promotion, but definitely should be playing at the top level given the size of the club. Edin Džeko was scoring for them at 40yrs old this season.
 
si73 said:
Rot und Weiß Essen, shirley? Play in red and white, twin town, heavy industry etc. Mind they've not really achieved anything close to SAFC's historical success.
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There was a period a few years back when 1.FC Kaiserlautern and Sunderland's records over several seasons were in lock step, but yet both pulled in huge crowds every home game. Wrote this a couple of years ago:

The similarities are uncanny. Both have won league four times and cup twice but been going through the doldrums for years.

1.FC's stadium capacity is 49,800k (see?) and have brilliant support despite all the s**te, with 30-40k crowds every week even in the second and third tier.

Relegated from Bundesliga 1 in 2013, eventually ended up going down to Bundesliga 3 for four straight seasons (2018-2022), then promoted to Bundesliga 2 for 2022-2023 where they finished an encouraging 9th but have been poor this season. This remind you of anyone?
 
Tony Towers Fanclub said:
There was a period a few years back when 1.FC Kaiserlautern and Sunderland's records over several seasons were in lock step, but yet both pulled in huge crowds every home game. Wrote this a couple of years ago:

The similarities are uncanny. Both have won league four times and cup twice but been going through the doldrums for years.

1.FC's stadium capacity is 49,800k (see?) and have brilliant support despite all the s**te, with 30-40k crowds every week even in the second and third tier.

Relegated from Bundesliga 1 in 2013, eventually ended up going down to Bundesliga 3 for four straight seasons (2018-2022), then promoted to Bundesliga 2 for 2022-2023 where they finished an encouraging 9th but have been poor this season. This remind you of anyone?
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Good knowledge marra. 👍🏻 Striking similarities as ya say.
 
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