I felt like I had Tourette's whenever I caught a glimpse of Stephen Ireland's bubble headed bonce trotting about as Wigan player's cruised past him. He did some great clapping before taking part in each kick off after we had let in each goal, he did a good pass and the square root of fuck all else. A lazier bastard I have never seen. On the whole I am behind the other players who are currently in the team as they are either doing their best and aren't quite good enough or are young talents who are developing. But Stephen Ireland can do one.
Quote from: markeeeebeeee2005 on January 03, 2013, 06:12:35 PMI felt like I had Tourette's whenever I caught a glimpse of Stephen Ireland's bubble headed bonce trotting about as Wigan player's cruised past him. He did some great clapping before taking part in each kick off after we had let in each goal, he did a good pass and the square root of fuck all else. A lazier bastard I have never seen. On the whole I am behind the other players who are currently in the team as they are either doing their best and aren't quite good enough or are young talents who are developing. But Stephen Ireland can do one. The thing is when on form and motivated, his work rate is really good imo. Take the 0-0 against Sunderland, he tracked back and cleared Bendtner's shot off the goalline when he didn't have to and that saved us a point.Compare that to his effort against Wigan and he's been someone to have in a relegation scrap.
Absolutely staggered that 34% believe he's "Doing the business".Unless it's the same business my dogs do in the garden.
He gets a tincy wincy bit of a raw deal if you were to completely, and madly, disregard his wages, he is being asked to do a job not suited to his talents but we are not in a position to accomodate him and what he does best. I still reckon we'd do well with a couple of industrious midfielders and Ireland picking our Bents runs but sell him or get him off the payroll ASAP.