Holman strikes me as being like James Milner, with all the running, but none of the other stuff.
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on February 20, 2013, 11:29:21 PMHolman strikes me as being like James Milner, with all the running, but none of the other stuff.Agreed. Anyway, I'm glad he's turned out to be shite after all, as it looked for a while like we might have had to give McLeish some credit where it was due!
Bit like KEA for me. Had some decent games at the start of the season and during the xmas period pre chelsea but well and truely found out since that game.
Quote from: SoccerHQ on February 20, 2013, 11:00:59 PMBit like KEA for me. Had some decent games at the start of the season and during the xmas period pre chelsea but well and truely found out since that game.Why is it that he's been 'found out', thereby presuming the form post Chelsea is the real him, as opposed the the early form being more true and he's suffered, along with the rest of the team, from a massive drop in confidence?I think we're too quick to write players off sometimes.He's certainly not a world beater, but could still be a valuable member of the squad.
Quote from: Risso on February 21, 2013, 09:53:20 AMQuote from: pauliewalnuts on February 20, 2013, 11:29:21 PMHolman strikes me as being like James Milner, with all the running, but none of the other stuff.Agreed. Anyway, I'm glad he's turned out to be shite after all, as it looked for a while like we might have had to give McLeish some credit where it was due! That's a good point.
I wouldn't say we've missed him, as the confident, on form N'Zogbia is much better than the Holman equivalent, but getting him back to decent form would certainly be of benefit for the run in.I see him as a sub coming on when we're winning/holding on for fresh legs to chase and occupy an oppositions defence.
Confirmation
Shame it didn't work out. He tried his best so best of luck to him.