FromTheLane
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Neither Parker nor Pienaar improve the 1st team, they barely even improve the squad, just spending(wasting) money for the sake of it.
What an absolute grade A load of rubbish.
Neither Parker nor Pienaar improve the 1st team, they barely even improve the squad, just spending(wasting) money for the sake of it.
Neither Parker nor Pienaar improve the 1st team, they barely even improve the squad, just spending(wasting) money for the sake of it.
Neither Parker nor Pienaar improve the 1st team, they barely even improve the squad, just spending(wasting) money for the sake of it.
Well we might aswell scrap Sandro now if we're bringing in Parker.
Yeah so you think Sandro is going to be happy twiddling his thumbs for 3 or 4 years while Parker is here? He'd be going the same way as Gio unfortunately.
So when exactly is Sandro going to play ahead of Modric, Huddlestone, Jenas, Palacios and Parker? I know we're good for a few injuries but even in our case that'd be pushing it, Sandro will get no more chances than Gio has had, will be a waste of massive potential, a 21yr old Brazilian international being marginalised because we want to bring in an average 30yr old journeyman who after a decade of Premier League football has only just started to look out of place at a beyond terrible West Ham side, well I'm convinced.
I was slated for being against Joe Cole signing and I'll be slated again here. Hopefully Parker will turn us down(AGAIN) because he can make an extra 5k at Villa or somewhere.
Sorry, I must've missed Arsenal, Chelsea, Utd and City queuing up to sign him
Scott Essien, Fabregas and Gerrard all rolled into one Parker
Ouch. Thats a pretty fatal oversight by myself there. Naturally I would play Van Der Vaart ahead of Lennon in the same sort of role that Silva plays for City (who, incidentally, have been awesome in recent weeks and are really getting it together-tactically, Mancini is brilliant). Then we would really be Barca-lite, and would have an absolute shit load of creativity in midfield.
On Pienaar, obviously we only know we are interested in him in as much as we know we are interested in any player (i.e. we don't really, and can only specuate based on a reasonable estimation of what broadly we need allied to what we read in the papers). But he is a top top player, no question about it. Cahill in my opinion is massively over-rated because he scores so many headers, while we don't realistically need Rodwell when we have Huddlestone and he would be unattainable in any case. Pienaar in my opinion is the closest thing that exists to Iniesta that exists in the Premier League and one of the few who can rival Modric for technical ability and drop of the shoulder brilliance.
Furthermore, he is certainly an upgrade on Kranjcar due to his greater workrate (he covers a huge amount of ground and is always pressing and harrying), mobility, team-ethic, versatility and consistency-the only thing we would be missing from Niko really is his goal threat, and thats where the burden obviously falls on the striker/ Van Der Vaart to make up the shortfall.
Articles from 2 and 7 years ago, yes, egg well and truly on my face here.
I said nothing about "ever"
You said we're a club loking to win things, well so are Arsenal/Chelsea/Utd/City, but do you see them clamering over eachother other to sign Scott Parker? I'm going to hazard a guess and say no.
Erm the dates of the articles you supplied are completely irrelevant, just going to stop this now if you actually believe that, we wanted to spunk silly money on Downing 5 years ago, does that mean we should do it now?
As misfit has said; Chelsea -> Newcastle -> West Ham, that not tell you something? Didn't get a look in at Chelsea, did nothing of note at Newcastle and only now at West Ham is he starting to "stand out"