he really is a frustrating player to watch...
Quote from: pedro25 on November 22, 2010, 09:09:29 AMTo be fair v Blackpool his cross for Fonz's disallowed effort and through ball for Fonz's goal were fantastic but go pretty much unnoticed because we expect so much from him in each game. He scored 1 and set up 1 v Man U as well, so even though he's not in great form and makes the wrong decisions too frequently he's still very important for us and is involved in the best of what we do.He scored a penalty and Downing provided the cross for Albrighton's goal. He wasn't even man of the match.
To be fair v Blackpool his cross for Fonz's disallowed effort and through ball for Fonz's goal were fantastic but go pretty much unnoticed because we expect so much from him in each game. He scored 1 and set up 1 v Man U as well, so even though he's not in great form and makes the wrong decisions too frequently he's still very important for us and is involved in the best of what we do.
Did anyone ever get to the bottom of whether he supported spuds or the arse as a nipper?
Quote from: Yeltzer on November 22, 2010, 02:45:52 PMDid anyone ever get to the bottom of whether he supported spuds or the arse as a nipper?I think he's spuds but its irrelevant as he will sign a new deal when the quality signings come onto the scene such as benzema
What about our other forwards? Ireland, Carew, Heskey, Gabby, Fonz and Weiman have 6 goals combined this season so I'd still say Ash with 4 is doing ok and is still our most productive player. Albrighton and Downing are also playing their part this season, as is Bannan, we just desperately need 2 or 3 others like Gabby, Carew, Ireland, Sidwell, Dunne, Warnock etc. to up their game to give us a chance. If they do I dont see Ash getting much more of a hard time.
"You always want to test yourself at the next level."It is every player's dream to play in the Premiership. It is the main league in Europe - in the world even."That ambition is now within Young's grasp, but as a teenager he almost missed out on a professional career altogether.He explained: "Ian Wright was my hero as a boy and I still watch his videos today. I am an Arsenal fan and I always followed them."From the age of four I did not stop kicking a ball around, it was all I wanted to do when I was growing up."But when I left school I missed out on a YTS with Watford. I was not the biggest player - and I am still not."I got another crack at it though and I thought I have got to use the things I have got - my brain and quick feet. I worked hard and it paid off - Watford offered me a professional contract."