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[link2:kmk7t0g1]Youtube Link,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RZ_vmO3Jus%5B/link2:kmk7t0g1%5D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RZ_vmO3Jus
Haha the exact reason i said it. Was thinking about that scene as i wrote it. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Loved his goal at Nob End in the 4-2 win when Roberts made his debut.
Was a cracking player until he was viciously assaulted at Sjoke and he never seemed to get his confidence back.
Loved his goal at Nob End in the 4-2 win when Roberts made his debut.Was a cracking player until he was viciously assaulted at Sjoke and he never seemed to get his confidence back.
Not sure about that.
He was always a “confidence player”. Some games he could run at defences and torment them, in others if they had the measure of him he was anonymous.
The problem was that as we moved up the leagues there were more defenders who could keep him quiet. A good Championship/Scottish Prem level player who served us well.
Don’t you know you shouldn’t say the name of “The Scottish Team”? :DThe BBC do – they’ve said he’s gone to Kilmarnock on their Transfers page, presumably to get round that very issue.
Loved his goal at Nob End in the 4-2 win when Roberts made his debut.
Was a cracking player until he was viciously assaulted at Sjoke and he never seemed to get his confidence back.
Not sure about that.
He was always a “confidence player”. Some games he could run at defences and torment them, in others if they had the measure of him he was anonymous.[/quote]
True, he was a confidence player. Certainly had it in those few months after JR signed.
He was always a “confidence player”. Some games he could run at defences and torment them, in others if they had the measure of him he was anonymous.It would be fair to say that Julian Dicks very much had the measure of him in the Canvey Island game.
He was always a “confidence player”. Some games he could run at defences and torment them, in others if they had the measure of him he was anonymous.
It would be fair to say that Julian Dicks very much had the measure of him in the Canvey Island game.[/quote]
Wasn’t that Paul Dalglish that swapped sides to avoid him? :think:He was always a “confidence player”. Some games he could run at defences and torment them, in others if they had the measure of him he was anonymous.
It would be fair to say that Julian Dicks very much had the measure of him in the Canvey Island game.[/quote][/i][/size]
Wasn’t that Paul Dalglish that swapped sides to avoid him? :think: [/quote]Think it was Griff yeah
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