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He posted a picture from his past, which was some of his better days....
1. Wouldnt read too much into it.
2. He does this a lot...
1. Wouldnt read too much into it.
2. He does this a lot...
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didn't he have a bit of a tantrum when he got dropped during the play-offs?Originally posted by Tarbie View PostComment
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That's probably the only time I can 'Sort' of understand his disappointment. But even then, get behind the team etc.Originally posted by klonk View PostComment
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People forget that he was with us on play-off final day but was deemed only good enough for the bench. Same story in semis too I think, although he did make a good cameo. I think that speaks volumes for how much Harry trusted his temperament!Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit View PostComment
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Yup I remember Harry's judge of character... BAE anyone?Originally posted by Tarbie View PostComment
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some players can play a good game but lack consistancy,i think ravel needs to look at that part of his game if he could really do the buisness week in and week out it would certainly be great to have him hearComment
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Core some of you love re writing history. Never caused any trouble during play offs and was actually playing with a hamstring injury hence why was droppedComment
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Didn't know he had a hamstring injury.Originally posted by West Acton View Post
Never said he caused trouble. Just said the fact he wasn't selected for the 2 biggest games of the season speaks volumes. If he was injured however I stand corrected.Comment
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Yep played tail games bandaged upOriginally posted by Tarbie View Post
Just like Adel there is a top player in him but they both got serious mental blocks holding them back. Two talents totally wastedComment
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I think it takes a special kind of manager to handle badboys with ability. And I'm not just thinking of NW. Bobby Robson. El Tel. Proper, classy guv'nors know to get a decent tune out of erm 'challenging' individuals. Common thread there is doing it with love and respect, it does tend to work. But you need a manager who is a) dead confident in his own ability and b) isn't threatened by crazy.Last edited by hal9thou; 15-04-2016, 04:06 PM.Comment
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The wasted talent drives me crazy if I'm honest Wests.Originally posted by West Acton View Post
Both Adel & Morisson had the world at their feet. Blessed with enough ability to go to the very top of the game. Instead they've chosen to d*ck around. It's such a shame. Can you imagine how depressed these guys are gonna be when they hit their 30's realise they can't do it any more and have wasted the last decade of their lives!Comment
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I do not want him back. He already played for bigger clubs and believe he should been succesfull there. However, he failed on three occasions and see us as patching up.Comment
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Talking about a different age of the game there though mate.Originally posted by hal9thou View Post
Take Paul Gascoigne for example. Unbelievable ability but absolutely daft as a brush and zero fitness. He still made it to the very top of the game. Wouldn't happen these days in my opinion. With the physical demands put on players these days somebody who drinks and eats the way that Gazza used to would get found out for sure.Comment
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Originally posted by Tarbie View Post
Don't think it was anything to do with temperament. I think it was more he wanted your bread and butter players who would follow instructions to a tee, Mavericks don't usually obey all orders given. As it turns out ironically, one of our more trustworthy players got himself sent off (rightly).
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