Quote from: LeeB on July 28, 2014, 07:18:33 PMMoses has done the square root of fuck all since he left Palace. I'd take Young and N'Zogbia over him.Not sure our groundsman would agree. There were corners of our pitch last season he never had to touch.
Moses has done the square root of fuck all since he left Palace. I'd take Young and N'Zogbia over him.
Kop-Ice @kopice86 6hAston Villa have already signed P.Sanderos[SIC] & Joe"hand on hips"Cole and are now in for Victor Moses.. What's Paul Lambert smoking? #drugtest
Quote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 07:05:33 PMWary of Victor Moses because of a wasted year at Liverpool (he had a decent first season under Benitez at Chelsea) but willing to give Nzogbia another go after at least two years of nothing at a bottom six club What would you have expected of N'Zogbia last year?
Wary of Victor Moses because of a wasted year at Liverpool (he had a decent first season under Benitez at Chelsea) but willing to give Nzogbia another go after at least two years of nothing at a bottom six club
Quote from: Dave on July 28, 2014, 07:28:43 PMQuote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 07:05:33 PMWary of Victor Moses because of a wasted year at Liverpool (he had a decent first season under Benitez at Chelsea) but willing to give Nzogbia another go after at least two years of nothing at a bottom six club What would you have expected of N'Zogbia last year?zero, Lambert had selected him part of the first team bomb disposal unit before injury intervened
Quote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 08:19:40 PMQuote from: Dave on July 28, 2014, 07:28:43 PMQuote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 07:05:33 PMWary of Victor Moses because of a wasted year at Liverpool (he had a decent first season under Benitez at Chelsea) but willing to give Nzogbia another go after at least two years of nothing at a bottom six club What would you have expected of N'Zogbia last year?zero, Lambert had selected him part of the first team bomb disposal unit before injury intervenedthere is no evidence at all to suggest that he was part of that group.
This Moses story, is it Gospel?
Quote from: Toronto Villa on July 28, 2014, 08:51:27 PMQuote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 08:19:40 PMQuote from: Dave on July 28, 2014, 07:28:43 PMQuote from: brontebilly on July 28, 2014, 07:05:33 PMWary of Victor Moses because of a wasted year at Liverpool (he had a decent first season under Benitez at Chelsea) but willing to give Nzogbia another go after at least two years of nothing at a bottom six club What would you have expected of N'Zogbia last year?zero, Lambert had selected him part of the first team bomb disposal unit before injury intervenedthere is no evidence at all to suggest that he was part of that group.Didn't the injury occur after the squad numbers had been announced, i.e. the squad numbers where Nzog was not allocated a number? That's how I remember it, although that doesn't seem right/logical if this season is typical as I'm pretty sure Nzog was injured before pre-season.
I think it was a bit of myth that just grew because he was one of the higher wage players that hadn't really done it, and part of the McLeish era.