It might be the case

Everyone's making excuses for him, but it might just be that he isn't actually that good. You could just as easily say he's slow, weak, has possibly the worst shot ever seen on an attacking player and takes too long on the ball, which given the current vogue for packed central midfields means he gets caught in possession too much.

That would be rather exceedingly harsh on him, of course, but there's about as much truth in it as in this ridiculous claim that he's some sort of invaluable Premier League genius who is being somehow stifled by our style of play and lack of games. If he is being 'stifled' it is far more by other teams style of play than by ours (and because it is quite easy to do)

Posted By: mr carra on January 23rd 2014 at 10:09:22

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At least two posters below won't like this but I think this is a very fair summing up... (NCFC) - Dandy Highburyman, Jan 23, 08:47:20
- That is a very long winded statement of the bleeding obvious (NCFC) - Old Git, Jan 23, 09:02:19
  - It really wouldn't bother me where he went (NCFC) - duke of york, Jan 23, 09:08:40
    - Well it should do! (n/m) (NCFC) - Kirrie, Jan 23, 09:52:37
    - They don't need to transform them (NCFC) - Cart Gap Disco, Jan 23, 09:17:06
      - that's one side of the story (NCFC) - mr carra, Jan 23, 09:46:06
        
        But that isn't the case... (NCFC) - Dandy Highburyman, Jan 23, 09:49:50
        
        It might be the case (NCFC) - mr carra, Jan 23, 10:09:22
        
        Indeed - let's say he played ahead of Weimann (NCFC) - duke of york, Jan 23, 09:49:31
      - agreed. (n/m) (NCFC) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Jan 23, 09:19:20

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