Pulis says, laughable ay it? Can you imagine e some of the old legends saying the same?
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Pulis says, laughable ay it? Can you imagine e some of the old legends saying the same?
I feel the same after watching this nonentity of a player lolop through another of his backwards,sideways,one paced performances.
Maybe he should go back on the "nose candy" to liven things up.
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Honestly can’t see a problem with this.
Represented his country during the summer but wished to report back and spend the whole of pre-season with his new colleagues, unlike Mr Chadli who was widely criticised for missing Austria and who clearly struggled fitness wise versus Accrington.
We have greater squad depth now so utilise it, hopefully we’ll reap the benefits at the tail end of the season unlike last year when the players maintained their running stats but were clearly mentally stale.
Livermore can’t seem to win for losing in this instance, nothing to flounce over here from my perspective.
If you think he's such a non entity of a player you should be happy he's been left out, whatever the reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickd1961
No I cannot.Quote:
Originally Posted by WBA53
But I'd imagine a few from the '53-'54 and '78-'79 sides would have benefited from a bit of squad rotation over the course of the whole season. Never know, we may have actually won the title in those seasons.
World beaters apparently.
The player himself has made a statement saying it's physical fatigue and not mental as he's been off and about everywhere with the England camp,fair enough but strange pulis quoted mental fatigue
I am.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albionic68
Not much point moaning about him being out then really.
If you read my post again you'll see I wasn't "moaning" about him being out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Albionic68
I was merely passing an opinion on how his general play makes me feel.
I do study our performances closely mate,I just don't see what he brings to the party!
Barry is a far more effective and mobile player even at 36 and my hope is that Krychowiak will prove to be as good as his reputation and thus way above Livermore.