He really is. You only have to look at his record away from Man Utd to see he has scored goals wherever he has gone. I think testament to that is his record at Everton where he hasn't had a partner most of time and certainly not the best of supply lines either.
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Saha
- Thread starter Howard Webb
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He really is. You only have to look at his record away from Man Utd to see he has scored goals wherever he has gone. I think testament to that is his record at Everton where he hasn't had a partner most of time and certainly not the best of supply lines either.
Another Everton supporting mate said that whilst he has been brick this season and a few Everton fans have been tinkled off with him, he has always thought in a good team with proper service he will prosper.
I did mention Saha and Zamora as possible signings a few seasons back and I was laughed at! lol. Don't blame you but still. Hope it does work out.
superspurs
Simon Davies
Was great having a striker in the box so when Ade goes out wide as he likes to do we had someone in the middle, we lack that with VDV at times so it's great to have another dimension to the attack.
marcospur2
Ronnie Rosenthal
Absolutely, was so dynamic and powerful to see them two working like they did. Adebayor can be very damaging down the channels and the confidence he had to play that way knowing Saha (along with Bale and wingbacks) would be available.
Great signing a was powerful and can hold up the play well too. The great thing is the both Saha and Ade are smart players so knows when to come short and when to go long. It meant that both players had space to play in a were able to make chances for one another. This especially should when Defoe come on and the chances we created were few and far between.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
It just goes to show what bargains there are out there
Saha and Ba and a few others cost peanuts and get a load of goals
Why spend ?ú50m on someone from Spain with no Prem experience?
Much better value to just weedle out the tried and trusted Prem players
We're a top team now, and can attract Prem players pretty easily - 15 teams to pluck players from at will
Saha and Ba and a few others cost peanuts and get a load of goals
Why spend ?ú50m on someone from Spain with no Prem experience?
Much better value to just weedle out the tried and trusted Prem players
We're a top team now, and can attract Prem players pretty easily - 15 teams to pluck players from at will
The other song is even simpler and works better!
"That's the way....Saha, Saha....I like it".
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
We even lack that with Defoe.
To be honest, it's just lovely to have the option.
Saha offers so much more to the team than Pav.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
What else do you remember?
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I would play Saha upfront alongside Adebayor against Arsenal and play a wonky 442 formation with VDV drifting around from the right hand side. If VDV cuts in, Walker hits down the right hand side to give us width. Saha deserves to start against Arsenal given his performance against Saudi Sportswashing Machine.
Wriggly
Banned
I remember you used to be on my ignore list. I have given you a 2nd chance.