David Amoo
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First heard of him during Latin classes in the 1960s: amoo, amas, amat, amamus, amatis, amant...
I asked the Liverpool lads what they thought of him and these are the responses:
Lieutenant General Red - Got good pace and delivery.
redboychris - young player who can beat his man and has a lot of pace,if you nuture him correctly he could become a great little player for you. For me he still has to work on his strength and final delivery but he has the talent to do well at Hull
pogo-stick - He's good from what I have seen, the only problem is I have only seen he play at youth and reserve level. When I have seen play he has been full of energy and often pushed into the supporting striker role rather than on the wing, he could go on and be a player in the same mould as Hammil and Anderson but it may be too early in career to have a big impact at your club yet.
I hope he performs well for you and gets a good share of first team opportunities.
I also checked with the MK Dons fans, but as he only played a total of 40 minutes football for them(3 sub appearances), they had little in the way of an opinion(other than they thought he should have had more than 40 minutes football).
Lieutenant General Red - Got good pace and delivery.
redboychris - young player who can beat his man and has a lot of pace,if you nuture him correctly he could become a great little player for you. For me he still has to work on his strength and final delivery but he has the talent to do well at Hull
pogo-stick - He's good from what I have seen, the only problem is I have only seen he play at youth and reserve level. When I have seen play he has been full of energy and often pushed into the supporting striker role rather than on the wing, he could go on and be a player in the same mould as Hammil and Anderson but it may be too early in career to have a big impact at your club yet.
I hope he performs well for you and gets a good share of first team opportunities.
I also checked with the MK Dons fans, but as he only played a total of 40 minutes football for them(3 sub appearances), they had little in the way of an opinion(other than they thought he should have had more than 40 minutes football).
More importantly why isn't NP addressing the our obvious need for a player with a catchy song???
More importantly why isn't NP addressing the our obvious need for a player with a catchy song???
Or both......
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Agreed, it's just wishful thinking and as I've just posted on another thread, I wonder if we'll see anyone else join us now, other than possibly Etuhu.
How are the supporters going to sing that? It just a tune no words makes it very hard for people to sing it
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I can't fully remember but didn't Koren play CM in the 2nd half against Scunny, where we scored 4...
He played 24 minutes in central midfield at Scunny and they were bloody hopeless, if that's the best justification anyone can come up with, we'd better stick him back out wide sharpish.
He played 24 minutes in central midfield at Scunny and they were bloody hopeless, if that's the best justification anyone can come up with, we'd better stick him back out wide sharpish.
My bad memory, may have been that ****ing pillar I was stuck behind at Scunny
Stevie Wonder wrote the song 'My Cherie Amoo'.
Always had my doubts about Stevie Wonder's eyesight.
Always had my doubts about Stevie Wonder's eyesight.
When the ball gets crossed in to Fry-att or M-cLean
That's Amoo Dave
When the fullback gets done by an amazing run
That's Amoo Dave
City sing ting-a-ling-a-ling
ting-a-ling-a-ling
Come on City
He'll take on two or three then put it in row zee Al-ti-dor-ay
Erm...
That's Amoo Dave
When the fullback gets done by an amazing run
That's Amoo Dave
City sing ting-a-ling-a-ling
ting-a-ling-a-ling
Come on City
He'll take on two or three then put it in row zee Al-ti-dor-ay
Erm...
