Indeed - that's because he didn't get anywhere near the pitch.brendywendy wrote:he did ok when we beat man city
Eh? None of the abuse has been about him as a person; it has been about him as a footballer.mathematically_safe wrote:He may not be worthy of a place in the RFC starting line-up but that doesn't make him worthy of the abuse he's been getting thus far in this thread!
I agree with you.mathematically_safe wrote:but that doesn't make him worthy of the abuse he's been getting thus far in this thread!
Correct. Thought he did ok that day.Gav wrote:...and was part of the defence that did not concede despite being mullered for 89 mins at Upton Park.
Surely that says more about West Ham's strikers than anything else?Gav wrote:...and was part of the defence that did not concede despite being mullered for 89 mins at Upton Park.
In which case I applaud him. However, he has been distinctly suspect when he has been on the pitch for us and didn't have a great reputation when he arrived. As a player of the same sort of age as Murty he is certainly not the answer for us. We don't seem to need his premiership experience so I think it would be best for everyone if he moved on in the window.mathematically_safe wrote:for balance i think it should be mentioned (again) that throughout his career - including now - he donates 50% of his salary to charities in South America.
He may not be worthy of a place in the RFC starting line-up but that doesn't make him worthy of the abuse he's been getting thus far in this thread!
She hasn't conceded at Upton Park either, mind.Platypuss wrote:Mother Teresa also did a great deal of voluntary work, but I wouldn't want her at right back.
I dunno, she probably would move quicker than John Halls.Platypuss wrote:Eh? None of the abuse has been about him as a person; it has been about him as a footballer.mathematically_safe wrote:He may not be worthy of a place in the RFC starting line-up but that doesn't make him worthy of the abuse he's been getting thus far in this thread!
Mother Teresa also did a great deal of voluntary work, but I wouldn't want her at right back.
'quickest feet in the team'Alan Partridge wrote:I dunno, she probably would move quicker than John Halls.Platypuss wrote:Eh? None of the abuse has been about him as a person; it has been about him as a footballer.mathematically_safe wrote:He may not be worthy of a place in the RFC starting line-up but that doesn't make him worthy of the abuse he's been getting thus far in this thread!
Mother Teresa also did a great deal of voluntary work, but I wouldn't want her at right back.
Shame they are both left ones.Gav wrote:'quickest feet in the team'Alan Partridge wrote:I dunno, she probably would move quicker than John Halls.Platypuss wrote: Eh? None of the abuse has been about him as a person; it has been about him as a footballer.
Mother Teresa also did a great deal of voluntary work, but I wouldn't want her at right back.
I just assumed they were prostheticPlatypuss wrote:Shame they are both left ones.Gav wrote:'quickest feet in the team'Alan Partridge wrote: I dunno, she probably would move quicker than John Halls.