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What would Jenas do?
- Thread starter jimmyb
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Was watching the youtube and came upon this:
[video=youtube;XyGb9PxvLf0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyGb9PxvLf0&feature=related[/video]
hadn't seen it in a while. Some of those guys wouldn't make our Europa Squad.
Question: Are there any other youtube vids like this of the players from years past?
[video=youtube;XyGb9PxvLf0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyGb9PxvLf0&feature=related[/video]
hadn't seen it in a while. Some of those guys wouldn't make our Europa Squad.
Question: Are there any other youtube vids like this of the players from years past?
He plays football at a pretty high standard
Dicko
Paul Stalteri
Was he actually good at Forest back in the day?
WookieD
Didier Zokora
The kid had potential
tommysvr
Vedran Corluka
He was very good for us, he just didn't do it often enough.
I will never know quite why he got so much hatred. A good player on his day, not good enough for a top 6 team but certainly not the worst player to play for us.
'His day' was only about 2 or 3 times per season though
He really wasn't bad at all, and I too can't undertand the hate a lot demonstrated towards him.
Can't think of a more consistent goalscorer in the past few years v Arsenal than him, so for that alone I wish him all the best.....
Little Luka
John Scales
"Gareth Bale, left side"
So he clearly knows where he is supposed to be, maybe he just doesn't know the difference? :-k
He certainly did, superb athlete, just did not show any consistancy, I wonder if a foreign coach would have been able to improve him, not a fan of him, but he has always handled his self very professionally.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
But his epic performance and goal in the 4-4 v Gooners was priceless.
[video=youtube;UASYr7lRIZo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UASYr7lRIZo[/video]
Jenas is just one of a long line of fan spacegoats, made easier by the fact that he has never made completely good on his promise/ability.
Fans seem to need to blame the team failures (i.e. not winning 100% of our games 5-0) on individuals, see Jenas, Keane, and now Livermore and Walker.
It's tiresome ...
Fans seem to need to blame the team failures (i.e. not winning 100% of our games 5-0) on individuals, see Jenas, Keane, and now Livermore and Walker.
It's tiresome ...
Rock Strongo
dodgy Dave Goosegog
Could have been a great right back. He had the pace, the stamina, probably could put in a decent cross too. I hold him as one of our top 3 right backs in history, without even playing there.
I still wear my no.8 Jenas navy blue Mansion shirt with pride btw.
I still wear my no.8 Jenas navy blue Mansion shirt with pride btw.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Indeed, and that is more or less what i told the dingdonghead who booed him when he came on the pitch the other week, among a few other choice words.
lurker of old
Gus Poyet
Jenas is just one of a long line of fan spacegoats, made easier by the fact that he has never made completely good on his promise/ability.
I'm not sure that he was a spacegoat, so much as drove people mad by fulfilling his promise so rarely. Against Arsenal he was fired up, driven, wonderful. But too often he lacked the drive and spark to make things happen. The amazing run from goalmouth to goalmouth he made against Liverpool, failing to put the ball in the net, is one of the cruel memories of his career with us: so much promise, so little delivery. I wish him well because he has been a model pro in many ways, I'm sure no manager has ever had a bad word to say about him, but - perhaps unfairly- you want such a wonderful athlete to also be an incisive footballer, and he wasn't.
I'm not sure that he was a spacegoat, so much as drove people mad by fulfilling his promise so rarely. Against Arsenal he was fired up, driven, wonderful. But too often he lacked the drive and spark to make things happen. The amazing run from goalmouth to goalmouth he made against Liverpool, failing to put the ball in the net, is one of the cruel memories of his career with us: so much promise, so little delivery. I wish him well because he has been a model pro in many ways, I'm sure no manager has ever had a bad word to say about him, but - perhaps unfairly- you want such a wonderful athlete to also be an incisive footballer, and he wasn't.