No. Runs around, but creates naff all and he scores about 2 goals a season! In the Premiership you need quality and he does not have any.
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Let's settle it. Is Mackie good enough for the Premier League?
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Originally posted by SuperHoopNik View PostPersonally, I think he is. Why? Because he scores goals, nightmare for defenders when he's running at you, and has proved on many occasions that he's a good striker in this league. Scored 7 in the league last season as a right midfielder with 3 assists, and 2 this season: poached in a goal at United, and scored a lovely header against Villa. I actually think he could be a key factor in keeping us up. Expect many more goals from him this season.
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The boy is mustard. He never stops running, he's an International footballer, his tramp stamps are up there with the very best in the PL. Next question.First game ; QPR 1 Bolton Wanderers 3, Saturday 2nd December 1978.
Parkes,Clement,Gillard,Hollins,Howe,Shanks,Eastoe, Francis,Harkouk,Busby,McGee
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Originally posted by paulmason View PostYes and is one if the few players we have that another PL team will buy when we get relegated.
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Definitely yes. Scores important goals (wasn't his fault we capitulated at Man City last season after he had scored what should have been the winner; and the last minute equalizer away to Derby a couple of years ago arguably spring boarded a great season) and contributes to the team in many other ways too. Not a superstar, but definitely PL quality.'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.
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Said before he is a championship or bottom 4/5 PL player. If we want to be better than they he isn't good enough, but as we are bottom he is worth appearances.
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Originally posted by Marshy View PostI think he is good enough for a team in positions 12-17. Not any higher.
I've just blown the dust off my copy of the Karma Sutra, and I'm convinced that with the right girl, Jaime could pull off positions 34-40.
I could when I was his age.
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Not for me. Very average player at best, clouded in the minds of many because he runs a lot..... sorry but in the prem you need quality more than effort. Not dissing that as a trait, because a player with both is worth their weight in gold, such as the likes of Rooney top end, but as an option, who would you rather Berbatov or Mackie?
What annoys me more than anything with Mackie is he's almost as greedy as Adel, but with a fraction of the talent to justify the things he tries. Adel can infuriate, but you know on occasions he can pull it off, but what makes Mackie think he can beat 3 or 4 players and it's a better option than a pass......? The fact he normally only beats players by bundling through them, or generally just runs into them losing the ball, or just runs out of play sums him up. He is a grafter no doubt, and his only place should be as an impact sub against tiring defenders where his pace and tenacity can cause mistakes, but never a starter in a million years for me as he has a very poor football brain.
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Originally posted by OneEyedWilly View PostHe is OK. Good for a relegation battle - inspirational, leader and committed. Not really a player if you want to challenge top clubs, climb into the top half of the table and go for it.
impact sub or injury stand-in if we were not in the position we are in and we had some proper players.
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