So Larsson is player of the year

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RTB said:
I'd give it to this man

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Scoring with both feet, and good balance. <ok>

Bit loose with the ball on the move but you can understand his frustrations at not being given a chance in the first team
 
Blunham Mackem said:
Scoring with both feet, and good balance. <ok>

Bit loose with the ball on the move but you can understand his frustrations at not being given a chance in the first team
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Notoceably very good with both feet. Hard and low, or curlers with the instep. Pace to burn, great balance, lithe and strong enough to slide past defenders and just brush em off. The ball may bobble a bit when he's running with it, but that will be a nightmare for many defenders who endup mistiming tackles then **** themselves about getting another one wrong. He's just as likely to nip past them or draw a foul (card).
 
commachio1 said:
****ing hell , where you been?
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Collecting Airpoints.....lol

Seriously, what more does an U-21 or U-18 player have to do too win the young player of the year when an insecure executive collectively gives it to a 22 year old first team member with the sole ambition of stroking his fragile ego.

The clubs got some serious development issues to amend because the continued purchasing each off-season of others cast offs will only continue to bolster our relegation battles until we finally lose one.
 
Black Cat Kiwi said:
Collecting Airpoints.....lol

Seriously, what more does an U-21 or U-18 player have to do too win the young player of the year when an insecure executive collectively gives it to a 22 year old first team member with the sole ambition of stroking his fragile ego.

The clubs got some serious development issues to amend because the continued purchasing each off-season of others cast offs will only continue to bolster our relegation battles until we finally lose one.
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Be given a chance.
 
Black Cat Kiwi said:
So nothings changed since last season.......still a closed locker room.
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Owen Fowler just to name 2, kids given a chance, and look how they turned out...

I know it's a different situation, what with a relegation battle, but if we beat Lester, maybe the lad can have a game against a big team...after all most of the first team don't deserve them.
 
commachio1 said:
Owen Fowler just to name 2, kids given a chance, and look how they turned out...

I know it's a different situation, what with a relegation battle, but if we beat Lester, maybe the lad can have a game against a big team...after all most of the first team don't deserve them.
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I could name two whom should lose their ironed on shirts to make way permanently :angry:

Should we beat Leicester, give the lad a chance, Watmore (Age 21)
...6 goals in his last 6 matches v's Sthampton 3-2 (2), Norwich 0-0, Fulham 2-0 (2) , Spurs 0-1 (0), Everton 1-0 (1) & Chelsea 1-0 (1)

A couple of others should join the bench!!!
 
Any time Seb is your best player (or a contender for best player), then you know your team has serious problems.

As a half-baked, re-invented CM, he should be squad filler at best.

We either need to buy an upgrade here or hope that Rodwell pulls his finger out next season.

I know he tries hard, but I simply can't endure another season of Seb running around like a headless chook with no tangible productivity.
 
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