why dont the allams stop been tight and buy them both , cheque book out!![]()
I think some people are being harsh on Campbell. The season after he left us he was a pawn in the Berbatov deal. Then he was signed as a back up forward striker for Sunderland, a proven Prem club. Then he had two serious knee injuries, but came back and was played wide.
There are tons of players who have had two serious knee injuries and gone on to have good careers. Alan Shearer, Roy Keane and Brazil Ronaldo didn't have bad careers after serious knee injuries.
I think some people are being harsh on Campbell. The season after he left us he was a pawn in the Berbatov deal. Then he was signed as a back up forward striker for Sunderland, a proven Prem club. Then he had two serious knee injuries, but came back and was played wide.
There are tons of players who have had two serious knee injuries and gone on to have good careers. Alan Shearer, Roy Keane and Brazil Ronaldo didn't have bad careers after serious knee injuries.
What about the fact he's done **** all in the last 5 years?
Well he seems to score for the Mackams everytime he comes off the bench
He has made 13 appearances this season and scored once. So no, he doesn't score every time he comes off the bench.
the goal from 6" inches out against united, sign of a poacher get him back in I reckonglennonslastpint:3995866 said:I think some people are being harsh on Campbell. The season after he left us he was a pawn in the Berbatov deal. Then he was signed as a back up forward striker for Sunderland, a proven Prem club. Then he had two serious knee injuries, but came back and was played wide.
There are tons of players who have had two serious knee injuries and gone on to have good careers. Alan Shearer, Roy Keane and Brazil Ronaldo didn't have bad careers after serious knee injuries.
Ok, but he is struggling to get a game for an incredibly ****e Sunderland team, a team that are doing their best to flirt with relegation. They are also a team that can't score goals
He's too similar in play to what we have currently, Danny Graham actually proved he coud score and play in the Prem by notching a decent tally last season for Swansea. He is a miles better option than Campbell, based on each players respective goal stats and current formation and style of play.
He's made eleven league appearances this season, he came off the bench for ten of them, scoring once.
If he does come back, he'll be one of the best strikers in the league and our chances of promotion will increase dramatically.
the goal from 6" inches out against united, sign of a poacher get him back in I reckon
I beg to differ, he's a different player, we're a better side. He won't be any better than what we currently have at the club.
He's made eleven league appearances this season, he came off the bench for ten of them, scoring once.
If he does come back, he'll be one of the best strikers in the league and our chances of promotion will increase dramatically.
He's made 13 appearances, doesn't matter that the other 2 weren't league games.
Someone further up suggested he comes off the bench and scores. The reality is he doesn't, he scored once.
He played only a few minutes in several of those games, it says absolutely nothing about his ability.
His record since he left us is ****e.
http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=47122&season_id=141
Clearly if you're only getting 'minutes' in a game rather than starts, then that says a lot about his ability. That's how it works with players here that don't get minutes on the pitch isn't it? McLean for example?