Rogerio

Shelvey and Longstaff are ok. We do need a proper midfielder though

 

Your one liners would become epic novels for a start

 

I can't even be arsed to read his War and Peace length posts let alone write them!

 

Shelveys not too bad, but nah mate seriously season Longstaff is a dreadful player... He's at the heart of everything bad.. Struggles around at 100%effort .. Totally out of his depth.. I believe anyone still harbouring hope will come to this conclusion themselves this season.

 

I randomly pick a paragraph to read them comment on that

 

He's shown in the past he has ability. Had a ****e season but still think he could come good. Maybe if we got a proper midfielder a loan to a top end Championship team would help him

 

Look at how short a time frame that was... He had a few good games two years ago.. He's been tripping over his own feet.. He reminds me of that feeling you get when you're swimming and you start thinking you might not make the extra length. He's at that point of struggle 100 % of the time...

 

He was perfect at the 5 yard square or backward pass.

 

He did that and loved a foul with a grin on his face

 

Remember him throttling Nicky Butt when we won 5-0 and when Shearer booted Lennon in the face Batty moved him off the pitch so the game could carry on

 

Yes butt used to think he was hard as ****, but he got put on his place firmly.. It was like something from the wrestling

 

Batty at the end

 

G Neville and Butt thought they were the dogs bollocks.

On many occasion they fell behind Keane for some protection.

 

Helped him odd the pitch lol

 

I'll get criticism but the game needs more of this back in it

 

I hated Neville as a player and Keane tbh, but I like both now.. Nevilles one of the few that talks well about nufc and he seems to wish for us to get back up the other end.. Keanes pure entertainment...

 

Keane don't give a **** about any team, just calls it in the most pessimistic way possible.

It's class.

 

He hates de gea it's brilliant waiting for another mistake then awaiting keanes punditry