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Give the guy a chance FFS the Zog deal only went through a couple of days ago! :roll:

As for not improved since last season only time will tell. The last 10 games or so saw a vast improvement to the team, that blew LMB and a few others hopes / wishes / dreams whatever they were of relegation out the water.

There are Zog replacements out there and hopefully bobby will find them. So chill out please and let the season unfold. :angry-chillpill:

away from the Q&A sessions does the recent “N’Zogbia isn’t coming to Austria not coz a deal is being struck but coz he needs the rest” ring any bells??? It was obviously bull as soon as it came out of his mouth & it was proved to be just days later – he had his reasons but it was bull nonetheless

Sorry pal but it was Whelan who said that not Martinez so it rings tons er fekin bells. :roll:

As for taking anything Bobby says with a pinch of salt well no I fekin well won’t. He’s the manager of my beloved football club and yours I presume, he speaks from the heart and other football club managers need to take a leaf out of his book. There’s a little word in the English language called “BELIEVE”, and being a manager most of my life I try to make the people who work for me believe in what I’m trying to make them do. If I achieve that, we all go away happy in what we have achieved as a team. If they don’t believe in what I am telling them then I ask them to move on, it’s best for all parties. I realise you have to involve people in the decision making process, but the final call his with the person who knows best. In football terms at Wigan Athletic I believe that is Bobby.
You and every supporter also have the choice, either believe or bugger orf! :teasing-lurk:

As for the Bosselli saga again, do you think that Genoa and Estudiantes have a wage structure like ours?? I bet their tea ladies are on more than Zog was on. Therefore nearly a season with Genoa and a full one with Estudiantes will probably, as Bobby indicates, will more than cover his wages.
He’s still our asset [in terms of ownership], therefore his signing on fee is not lost yet. Who knows he may have a good season with Estudiantes and either come back and do the business with us making the £6m look a snip, or we sell him back at a profit.
Whatever the outcome I for one won’t slag Bobby off for it or ridicule the player. :angry-soapbox:

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This reliable!! :roll:

[link2:2kkzsr2o]RUMOURVILLE,http://www.wigan.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=249160%5B/link2:2kkzsr2o%5D

Too long and probably knowing the shyte you come out with too boring to even read. :roll:

I think what Bobby said was that you don’t become a bad player overnight. He has scored goals wherever he’s played and wormed his way into the Argentina national team which is no mean feat.

Some players immediately adapt to the English game, some take a season or two others never adapt. I’m hoping he falls into the middle category and Bobby obviously feels the same.

If the Chelsea backroom staff had the same opinion about Drogba that you do about Bosselli, we would not have seen the goal machine ivory coast star in the EPL this last 4-5 seasons. When he arrived a Chelsea he was less effective than Torres in a blue shirt, took him ages to adjust and score his first goal. Hey, Mr Torres in the blue shirt, there’s another story…. ;)

Gone back to Estudiantes on season long loan.

Bobby said in his questions and answers session the other day that he may still have a future with Latics. He said he found it hard to adapt to the English game and lost his confidence when he missed two sitters in his first few games. He hopes that being in his own surroundings for a season, he may get his confidence back and come back to Wigan a better player. bobby still rates him as a top notch marksman no matter what has gone on last season.