PeterParker wrote:Okay, we are calling for his head, but do we have a replacement lined up?
No, we have not. We sold Garcia and now Big Fernando got injured and we have only little Fernandinho available + Fat Frank who is not fit.
Keeping Yaya was a gamble here, we all knew that, but for me, our decision to sell Garcia was madness. Fuck the FFP, we are descovered in the middle and up front. This looks like a deja vu of the 2012-2013 season.
Yaya will be a gamble, but until we have nothing better to use on his position, he still is the big man for us.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Don't we have a replacement? Or rather do we need one and what player exactly would we be replacing?
It would seem the manager uses Yaya mostly in a sitting role so he can dictate the game with his good first touch control and clever passing.Is it essential for him to play in that position or are we happy with Fernando and Fernandinho and we could also throw Milner into the frame. And ,dare I suggest it, Nasri might also be suited to a very central controlling the game role. Anyway for me I am not at all worried about the prospect of or need for replacing Yaya as I think we have the players already.
That's a very fair minded comment CCJJ and is to your credit.
However, it might also be said that if he is definitely still struggling over the loss of his brother, then playing 90 minutes of football could be a way to briefly 'forget' his cares and could be almost therapeutic in itself.
For myself, I could accept Yaya playing badly and going through a continued poor run of form to some extent, whatever the reasons, but the thing that is totally unforgiveable is being lazy and not putting any effort in, whilst on the pitch
Wonderwall wrote:I'll tell you what he does, he winds me up! that performance last night was unbelievable from a big game player and he needs to have along hard look at himself. there is no way he can look at that last night and think I earned my corn. The next game he plays, I hope it isnt CHELSEA, I want to see 100% effort, otherwise I will be one of the first on is case if he is wandering about like he has amnesia again.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I actually thought he was ok first half in parts. When he did drive forward with the ball he looked like he could cause problems. But certainly he barely made a meaningful contribution in the second half and it was crying out for him to be substituted.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I actually thought he was ok first half in parts. When he did drive forward with the ball he looked like he could cause problems. But certainly he barely made a meaningful contribution in the second half and it was crying out for him to be substituted.
nottsblue wrote:I guarantee if he was a Madrid player and he put in a shift like he did at Bayern and repeated it in the next extremely important league game, he woyld be fucked off quicker than you can put the icing on a cake
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