Liam Rosenior, a god amongst men...

He's an awesome right back, he always says the right things in interviews and he's a fantastic role model for younger players. He's been there and made most of the mistakes a young footballer can do and learnt from them.

He does come across as a bit of arse licker though...

 

Maybe Nicks waiting till next season to decide his captain so as not to disrupt this seasons squad harmony.

 

His Nana's from Hull.

 

You wonder how we managed to pick him up when he'd spent months without a club. Perhaps that spell made him realise what it means to be a professional footballer and his attitude since he's been with us has been first rate.

 

Correct, I still can't believe when we signed him he didn't have a club. He is absolutely class, one of those players you'd like see stay here for a very long time. He says and does the right things.....top man

 

I can't believe we managed to get him as a free agent. He is the best RB i've ever seen at the club, and Sam Ricketts was pretty good.

I remember in the Ipswich game last week, I was thinking how much more Rosenior gives to the side. Normally he is always an option on the wing, to give the ball to Stewart/Mclean or cross it himself. Makes such a massive difference.

 

He's been brought up right you can see it, he's a credit to his family, a lot of footballers think they've made it after they start picking up a few grand a week, we have a few still at our club but not as many as before thanks to the turnaround since relegation.

 

Once again City's Anchorman strikes the perfect chord.
in an age where punditry is over-used and now the norm, where so many talentless over-paid ex-pros manage to steal a living in the media, it's comforting to know the art of communication is still strong.

 

He made a run down the right yesterday near the East Stand in acres of space but koren chose to shoot instead of playing wide the shot was blocked and Rosenior was having a right go and to be fair Koren took it, but after about 20 seconds of grief koren looked up and put his finger to his lips and gave him a death stare and Rosenior stepped back in line.
A great full back best we ve had I would say but I dont think he needs to be made Captain.
Squads have pecking orders, alfa males ect.. That little spat yesterday showed hes not the top dog, Well respected and liked no doubt but if Koren had done that gesture to say..Ashbee hed have got a slap at least.

 

Fate, it was meant to be, there can't possibly be any other reason such a good player/man was without a club for so long

 

Rosie is a great player, and seems a genuine down to earth guy, but if anyone in the squad should be captain it is Koren, he's our playmaker, saves us time and again from dropping points and is always talking on the pitch and plays through the middle, not a fan of full backs or wingers as captains, should always be keeper, centre back or centre midfield player.

 

Rossie is a shining example how any self respecting proffesional footballer should conduct themselves on and off the pitch. He trains well, he wants to wear the shirt, always earns his money on matchdays and comes across very well with the media. He,s a credit to the club.

 

I'd make Koren captain after Hobbs too, he captains his national team and it might bring the best out of him every game for us

 

two words: "Nigel Pearson"