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Jason Koumas has revealed how he told Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez to make his dream return to financially troubled Cardiff City a reality.
Season long loan!Will it have in the loan, if we want we can bring him back at any time.or is it full season no come backs.
Jason Koumas has revealed how he told Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez to make his dream return to financially troubled Cardiff City a reality.just said on sky sports, Koumas is injured was he injured when he left the Latics.
Who IS this ‘Koumas’?
I’ve never heard of him. And you say he plays, or at least PLAYED for Latics?
I can’t recall him.
Jason Koumas has revealed how he told Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez to make his dream return to financially troubled Cardiff City a reality.
just said on sky sports, Koumas is injured was he injured when he left the Latics.[/quote]
Might be his drinking arm :mrgreen:
Reckon it was splinters in his backside, trouble was it was only discovered when he tried to move off it in Cardiff to actually do some work on a football pitch
It’s a real pity he didn’t make an impact at Wigan. I have always thought he was a great talent and was chuffed as a butty when he signed for us. I think he will do well for cardiff in the fizzy pop, at that level he will ghost past players at will and get away with his obvious lack of work rate.
If they are paying his wages for a season, then good luck to um, but sounds like an expensive toy if you ask me though. :o
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!You’re right JR, though I’m glad he’s gone, he has wasted an opportunity to have a good career in the top flight. Absolutely no doubting his ability…..but his workrate suggests he doesn’t want to put in the effort to match his skill
It’s a real pity he didn’t make an impact at Wigan. I have always thought he was a great talent and was chuffed as a butty when he signed for us. I think he will do well for cardiff in the fizzy pop, at that level he will ghost past players at will and get away with his obvious lack of work rate.If they are paying his wages for a season, then good luck to um, but sounds like an expensive toy if you ask me though. :o
Yes, totally agree. When we signed him, I envisaged him as a playmaker who would come to us, take some great set-pieces, and be a great signing. Little did I think he’d be a wast of 5 million.
Something has gone badly wrong somewhere.
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