Quote from: EffDee on December 21, 2011, 11:51:23 AMQuote from: timeoutbigbar on December 21, 2011, 11:16:33 AM GuzanBeye Collins Knight WarnockAgathe Hogg Ireland Routledge Sutton Heskey A little tough on Hogg, TBH.Sidwell might be a better option:he was truly gash for us.could always throw in DjembaDjemba for good measure
Quote from: timeoutbigbar on December 21, 2011, 11:16:33 AM GuzanBeye Collins Knight WarnockAgathe Hogg Ireland Routledge Sutton Heskey A little tough on Hogg, TBH.Sidwell might be a better option:he was truly gash for us.
GuzanBeye Collins Knight WarnockAgathe Hogg Ireland Routledge Sutton Heskey
Imagine where we could be if we had a team like this...FriedelYoung Mellberg Laursen BoumaDowning Milner Barry YoungBent Agbonlahor
I keep saying it, Sidwell was an integral part in the five man midfield with Gabby up top on his own that went on that superb unbeaten run (including the famous 3-2 at Goodison) where we looked superb.
Sidwell was mediocre, not terrible imo.
Is there any reason this has descended into naming all the poorest players or were we just concerned the thread bordered a little too closely to happy thoughts?
Quote from: PaulTheVillan on December 21, 2011, 10:41:08 AMImagine where we could be if we had a team like this...FriedelYoung Mellberg Laursen BoumaDowning Milner Barry YoungBent AgbonlahorFascinating thing with that is despite the millions upon millions he spent and the time he was in charge there's only 5 MON's buys.
Quote from: timeoutbigbar on December 21, 2011, 02:40:01 PMSidwell was mediocre, not terrible imo.I'd still put him in ahead of Hogg in any 'negative' team. Hogg had one proper chance (Man Utd) to my memory, in which he did pretty well.But as for the 'positive' side, yes, I think it could have been as high as 2nd in this league. Man City's superteam would still be top I suspect. On the other hand they wouldn't have Milner & Barry!