Surprised the name Miller hasn`t appeared on this thread although I suppose the tag irrational negates that.
-
This site is sponsored by Lang & Potter.
Players you had irrational like/dislike of.....
- Thread starter GreenThing
- Start date
PAFC150479":1nazn1by said:
Totally diagree with that, I was very disappointed when he left. I thought Shez treated him quite badly and then let him go on a free before sodding off himself! Some games Thomas could be absolutely electric. He went to another League Two club and made them a fair bit of money which didn't really support Sheridan's conclusion that he wasn't up to it.
Knibbsworth":1zo3svsq said:
Always surprises me when fans criticise a manager''s attitude to a particular player, but have no expectation in terms of the player's attitude. Thomas has talent but has largely wasted it. There were a lot of rumours about his general attitude as well as his nocturnal activities when he was at Argyle, and at least some of them were true. He did have a decent season with Hartlepool which won him his transfer to Sheff Utd, but apart from that has meandered from club to club, never really settling, dazzling occasionally but more often proving an unfulfilled talent.
Negative vibes: Ryan Taylor for me. When I saw he was about to be subbed on I felt instant disappointment and he never changed my opinion. Couldn't see what he provided us. Second, would be Matt Macey. The fact I couldn't stand Arsenal never helped.
Positive vibes: Graham Carey. Loved watching him and his "heart on the sleeve" style. I also was a huge fan of Paul Gallagher in his one season spell with us, i recall him linking up well with Alan Judge who was on loan from Blackburn too at the time.
edited to add... Fox and Nalis were players I admired greatly too. For their calming ease and classy passing.
Positive vibes: Graham Carey. Loved watching him and his "heart on the sleeve" style. I also was a huge fan of Paul Gallagher in his one season spell with us, i recall him linking up well with Alan Judge who was on loan from Blackburn too at the time.
edited to add... Fox and Nalis were players I admired greatly too. For their calming ease and classy passing.
Steve Cooper had a bit of magic about him, even though he couldn’t really be described as a top player.
I liked Mpenza too- I thought he was a class a above on the rare occasions he played.
I was never very impressed with Bhasera. I thought he was highly over-rated by the Argyle fans. League Two standard at best- was pleased when he sulked off back to Africa.
I liked Mpenza too- I thought he was a class a above on the rare occasions he played.
I was never very impressed with Bhasera. I thought he was highly over-rated by the Argyle fans. League Two standard at best- was pleased when he sulked off back to Africa.
Frank Nouble.
Think he's more concerned about his social media following than actually showing an ounce of effort. Don't rate him at all.
Think he's more concerned about his social media following than actually showing an ounce of effort. Don't rate him at all.
Irrational dislike.....
... & completely irrational, he clearly was a very good footballer who went on to much higher things, but Gary Megson...... sheesh.
Likes. No, loves. No utterly adores. Crudgy <sigh>.
... & completely irrational, he clearly was a very good footballer who went on to much higher things, but Gary Megson...... sheesh.
Likes. No, loves. No utterly adores. Crudgy <sigh>.
morning brett.agree with you about wottsy.just to let you know my nephew and his wife have taken the shop over as graham and i have retired.love to you,milton and ophelia.earl grey":rzzukxho said:
