parklane1
Tony Galvin
it's also worth noting how many forwards have struggled to score at first in the PL before going on to do so regularly
Indeed.
it's also worth noting how many forwards have struggled to score at first in the PL before going on to do so regularly
This, and during those games he showed he is good at holding up the ball, has great strength, works hard. The only thing he was not able to do is score on a regular basis, i feel sorry for him because anyone who steps in to cover Kane is going to be judged harshly because Kane is a one off who scores so many goals.
Wasn't there a bit more to it though? I recall something about Poch not being happy with his effort in training - which we know is the one criticism you don't want to be getting from Poch.
Although I can understand why a player might drop off a bit if he knows his chances are going to be limited).
Wasn't there a bit more to it though? I recall something about Poch not being happy with his effort in training - which we know is the one criticism you don't want to be getting from Poch.
Although I can understand why a player might drop off a bit if he knows his chances are going to be limited).
You may be right, i have not heard that i must admit. You are right about Poch not taking any messing about ( Walker, Toby etc ) so there may be have been a problem.
I don't think thats been confirmed by the club has it, just a rumour on the internet?
Direct that at the boss he's the one who is clearly not convinced. Will be very surprised if he is at Spurs at the end of the transfer window.he's played what, 20 first class games, give the guy a chance
I wouldn’t be against it, rather offload Llorente personally. But judging by Pochs comments and fact he wasn’t on tour, ship has definitely sailed on that one....I will be shot down for this but I think with this window we need to try as a club to get this bloke involved. Have a nagging feeling on Kane and our reliance on him which has been the same for the last 3 seasons and we have dealt with all Kane eventualities like Injuries etc, but one thing we have never had to account for is a Kane drought. Do we have a plan B if there is no movement in this window? I don't think we do personally and the more I think about it the more I think the Kane reliance is our biggest hole.
I will be shot down for this but I think with this window we need to try as a club to get this bloke involved. Have a nagging feeling on Kane and our reliance on him which has been the same for the last 3 seasons and we have dealt with all Kane eventualities like Injuries etc, but one thing we have never had to account for is a Kane drought. Do we have a plan B if there is no movement in this window? I don't think we do personally and the more I think about it the more I think the Kane reliance is our biggest hole.
I wouldn’t be against it, rather offload Llorente personally. But judging by Pochs comments and fact he wasn’t on tour, ship has definitely sailed on that one....
Wonder what might have been if he’d finished this chance...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/video/foot...n-misses-a-one-on-one-against-crystal-palace/
(Sorry about linking to the sun)
I agree about the scouting - we have had several duds - but football is a tough business and many clubs have offloaded players not good enough and/or excluded them from the squad. Not giving Janssen a place in the squad means he doesn't have a place in Poch's plans. And if he's upset he can always look at his bank balance.Think it's pretty obvious that Janssen is not a Premier League caliber striker, but from the outside, his treatment has seemed pretty harsh by the club. Assuming he hasn't been disruptive behind the scenes (obv we can't know), I think completely ostracizing him from the squad and taking his number publicly is a counterproductive and reflects poorly on the club. Seems more likely that he was simply the victim of awful scouting by our staff, and hopefully he can get his career back on track, albeit at a lower level. I wish we'd just take the loss and move on.
Soldado-esque.That chance was highlighted by the Sun because he had already been building up a reputation of not scoring when he should have. I always thought this one was much more crucial. First game of the season at Everton, ten minutes to go, he gets it on his left foot and is really unfortunate that Stekelenburg makes a good stop:(at 3:31). Imagine him having been able to play from Day 1 (literally) without the millstone of not scoring from open play.