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Pienaar
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Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
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indianspur
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:ross:
parklane1
Tony Galvin
And the fact that Redknapp is unaware where his strengths are, even though he bought him.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Good move for everyone involved. He had no confidence with us, crowd weren't behind him at all, he would never get game time to actually play himself into form and he didn't really suit our system.
A question could be asked, if Harry thought we needed another squad player like Pienaar last winter, but then shipped him out again this winter, why not bring in another squad player like him?
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
Pienaar is fudging toss. He was given a chance with us, and showed he couldn't cut the mustard in a team of higher quality and higher expectations; the true 'fish out of water'. So what he's doing well for fudging Everton - Everton are a brick, mid-table average side. There are NO pressures there. The pressure with us, is to finish - at least - in the top 4. He was given a chance and looked fudging woeful.
Who do you drop for left-footed Pienaar anyway? Do we drop Ekotto, even though Pienaar isn't a LB? No, let's not do that. Shall we drop Bale, even though he's one of the best attacking left-sided players in the world? No, let's not do that either. So, where should we play this brick Pienaar then; someone HAS to drop out - we can't play with 12 men.
Who do you drop for left-footed Pienaar anyway? Do we drop Ekotto, even though Pienaar isn't a LB? No, let's not do that. Shall we drop Bale, even though he's one of the best attacking left-sided players in the world? No, let's not do that either. So, where should we play this brick Pienaar then; someone HAS to drop out - we can't play with 12 men.
chancer
Gudni Bergsson
There is only one way that this criticism might have any credibility, and that's if you were singing Pienaar's praises while he was at Spurs.
If you weren't doing that, then you have no point and this thread is entirely malicious and full of brick.
Armchair Expert
Vedran Corluka
Not a massive Pienaar fan to be fair then?
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
He's fudging dogbrick. He shouldn't even have had been signed. fudge knows why some Spurs fans latch onto seriously crap, average players and desperately try to make out they are misunderstood, "under-rated" superstars. No - they're brick, average and not nearly good enough. Pienaar is one of such players. I aint surprised he's doing well at Everton, because they have fudge all expectations. The limit of their ambition, is to i) try and beat Liverpool, and ii) finish in the top half. If they achieve one or both, Moyes - apparently - is "a GHod" and a genius. fudge me sideways.
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indianspur
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have to question the manager's sanity for signing him then
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
Not really - because he soon got rid of him didn't he.
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indianspur
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shame he bothered signing him in the first place, massive 75k a week contract, he is still our player and there is no guarantee that Everton will take him back permanently
yeah, great business all round
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
Not really - you give a player a try, if he's toss you get rid. That's exactly what he's done.
By the way, the OP seems to be saying he's having a ball at Everton - so why wouldn't they take him back? As for the wages, seem to recall Everton have paid us a handsome loan fee to cover just about most of it - so, yeah, GREAT BUSINESS ALL ROUND!
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indianspur
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buying Pienaar to cover for Bale....haha, couldnt make it up.
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indianspur
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and in my book that isnt very clever
spurspinter1
Steve Carr
Can understand why we let him go but can also understand why there are those that would be annoyed by the decision.
Bar Milan away he was never particularly good and pretty much everything he did was wrong, it was kind of sad watching it because it definitely just wasn't working out.
Having said that he does look a good player for Everton and I believe he is more of a like for like to Bale or Lennon than anything else we have. That is not to say he is in the same quality bracket etc etc but there have been some times when I've thought that an in form Pienaar would have perhaps made things go a bit better.
Bar Milan away he was never particularly good and pretty much everything he did was wrong, it was kind of sad watching it because it definitely just wasn't working out.
Having said that he does look a good player for Everton and I believe he is more of a like for like to Bale or Lennon than anything else we have. That is not to say he is in the same quality bracket etc etc but there have been some times when I've thought that an in form Pienaar would have perhaps made things go a bit better.