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Would our loveable Spaniard even consider dropping Scotland if we had Rooney and Drogba on loan?? Im betting no.
Its getting funnier though, Scotland must be praying to be dropped now – the only No 9 in Premier league history to go all season, starting over 90% of games and not scoring a goal.
Cackety – cack – cack.
(And before the Superfans get on my back – he is just not up to it, a terrible excuse for a premier league club No 9).
Bobby needs to realise – keeping loyalty with our worst ever premier league striker, will see him down the job centre sooner rather than later.
Will you ever accept that we are a small club with limited resources and the players need some support and not constant moaning and criticism?
Scotland isn’t as bad as you are making out. I agree he’s not up to the standard of Drogba or Rooney but get yourself a reality check.
This club doesn’t need people like you.
He is nowhere near as bad as Aghahowa was.
He’s creating chances – he’s getting shots in – they’re just not going in.
When he gets one he’ll be fine.
… and if we don’t play him then who do you suggest we put up front?
the only No 9 in Premier league history to go all season, starting over 90% of games and not scoring a goal.He may not be the most prolific at the moment, but to be fair he is starting to show signs that he may soon break his duck.
Whether he is good enough, or whether he will become good enough remains to be seen.As for your quote above, he has started just 10 of our 18 games so far, not exactly over 90% as you say.
Will you ever accept that we are a small club with limited resources and the players need some support and not constant moaning and criticism?Scotland isn’t as bad as you are making out. I agree he’s not up to the standard of Drogba or Rooney but get yourself a reality check.
This club doesn’t need people like you.
the moaning and criticism only takes place on message boards,he has had an easy ride no-one has had a do at him during a matches.
He is nowhere near as bad as Aghahowa was.He’s creating chances – he’s getting shots in – they’re just not going in.
When he gets one he’ll be fine.
… and if we don’t play him then who do you suggest we put up front?he cant head a ball,he cant run, his positional sense for a striker is non-exsistant.
you ask “and if we don’t play him then who do you suggest we put up front?”
cant really argue with that ,but can you explain to me how the spanish one can justify putting him in midfield yesterday when rodders went up front ?
or are you suggesting he is better than what we have in that position as well.
He is nowhere near as bad as Aghahowa was.He’s creating chances – he’s getting shots in – they’re just not going in.
When he gets one he’ll be fine.
… and if we don’t play him then who do you suggest we put up front?
well that easy, rodders up front as proved yest put him were he belongs and he will score, instead of that useless scotland,
,but can you explain to me how the spanish one can justify putting him in midfield yesterday when rodders went up front ?
Do you think the fact that this switch produced a goal and got us a point was justification?
Please let us know your thoughts.,but can you explain to me how the spanish one can justify putting him in midfield yesterday when rodders went up front ?Do you think the fact that this switch produced a goal and got us a point was justification?
Please let us know your thoughts.not a clue, surely it would of been better putting gomez were scotland was, taking scotland off and bringing a winger on, sinclair/koumas
,but can you explain to me how the spanish one can justify putting him in midfield yesterday when rodders went up front ?
Do you think the fact that this switch produced a goal and got us a point was justification?
Please let us know your thoughts.not a clue, surely it would of been better putting gomez were scotland was, taking scotland off and bringing a winger on, sinclair/koumas[/quote]
would you make this comment had we lost.
just a thought like.,but can you explain to me how the spanish one can justify putting him in midfield yesterday when rodders went up front ?
Do you think the fact that this switch produced a goal and got us a point was justification?
Please let us know your thoughts.not a clue, surely it would of been better putting gomez were scotland was, taking scotland off and bringing a winger on, sinclair/koumas[/quote]
would you make this comment had we lost.
just a thought like.[/quote]
we might of won, or i could of won the lottery if i would of picked the right numbers :roll:I agree Scotland is actually playing well and then has a panic attack when he needs to finish. Maybe he should do a feng shiu course or something to settle his nerves.
Will you ever accept that we are a small club with limited resources and the players need some support and not constant moaning and criticism?Scotland isn’t as bad as you are making out. I agree he’s not up to the standard of Drogba or Rooney but get yourself a reality check.
This club doesn’t need people like you.
OK he’s not scored. And I’d rather see Rodallega up front and our wingers on the right wings. Works hard though, runs the channels and definitely not our worst Prem forward.
I give you Marcus Bent and Marlon King. Both v. poor strike rates and lazy gits. At least Scotland works his arse off. Neither of them had the intelligence to work out that if they’d played off Heskey properly they could have got 15 goals a season.
OK he’s not scored. And I’d rather see Rodallega up front and our wingers on the right wings. Works hard though, runs the channels and definitely not our worst Prem forward.I give you Marcus Bent and Marlon King. Both v. poor strike rates and lazy gits. At least Scotland works his Kaiber off. Neither of them had the intelligence to work out that if they’d played off Heskey properly they could have got 15 goals a season.
To have a ‘Strike Rate’ you have to at least have Struck once. Bent did. Even King did. Scotland has a strike rate of zero. And will continue to do so.
Bobhead will send us down if he does not replace Scotland in January.
Just a crazy thought, but has any of the doubters thought why Scotland is struggling to score? Maybe rather than the player being as bad as you would want, it could be down to the formation and alack of support from midfield. Watching the game on boxing day he was being dragged wide on a number of locations without Scharner or Gomez covering in the centre. I think with 442 formation he would be fine.
He will be replaced in January anyway.
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