Bishop
John Lacy
Likewise I think Ange needs to adapt, not neccesarily change it wholesale but there are some semi subtle adjustments than can be made to better suit the tools he has available to him.
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Brennan Johnson
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Bishop
John Lacy
23 is not young in football terms. He's entered the middle stage of his career. Now is when he makes his mark or not.
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
Fergie’s first United team each had a couple of league titles under their belts by that age.
23 is still pretty young, as a footballer and as a human being. But it's totally irrelevant how old he is, how hard he has or hasn't been working, whether he's good enough etc no one deserves the abuse he's been getting. I haven't seen it but i can well imagine it contains various degrees of racism too. fudging sick that anyone regardless of team they like thinks they can do that to someone but especially someone who wears the shirt of the team they supposedly support
I hope on saturday, the fans who are lucky enough to be there show him the support he deserves
Cundies undies
Scott Houghton
Hoping our "fans" haven't buggered up his relationship with the club to the point where he just says screw it I want out.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Simple to most folks i guess, he is still young and most players are still improving at that age.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
He is sill an adolescent in terms of brain development, and however much experience he has the absolute facts of the maturation process have to be considered.
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Look mate, it does not matter whether he is 17, 23 or 33, if you repeatedly get vile personal abuse on your social media by fans of the club you play for, players will find it demoralising. I guess all clubs have their share of scum and fukwits.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
They aren’t fans
They are just hanger onners who follow the club just to complain
They quickly hide away when things are good and reappear when it’s not
they probably sit at home in their paints bashing their keyboards like apes
Legohamster
Ian Walker
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Wont see much of him unless we actually pass to him
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I’d love to hear “there’s only one Brennan Johnson” ringing out around the ground on Saturday.
We expect players to step up. Well sometimes that’s our job as supporters.
We expect players to step up. Well sometimes that’s our job as supporters.
yiddo37
Didier Zokora
Probably a true statement also, can't recall another 'Brennan Johnson' footballer.
Daisuk
Dimitar Berbatov
100%. The stick he has been getting from some of our "fans" is a disgrace. Don't they understand that they are directly negatively impacting the team by targeting a player with abuse like that? Vile stuff. It would be lovely if the stadium sang his name!
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Simple to most folks i guess, he is still young and most players are still improving at that age.
Young enough that he’s still got time to get better and he’s before his prime but old enough to expect better from him at the same time.
Gazza
Frederic Kanoute
Nah he couldn’t take the pressure and would shut the bed … about time he mans up and uses his talent and focus on the task in hand
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Ah yes. The old “Man-up”, the solution to all men’s problems.
There’s nothing wrong with a bit of additional support if it helps a player do exactly what you want to see - using his talent and focusing. It’s in all our interests, shirley.
Bullet
Andy Thompson
Is this genuine, or parody?