nottsblue wrote:Even Merse seemed genuinely shocked at the great reception he got. Shame he was sold. Would still be good around the place even now and none mire do than last season. He would have slotted into Pellers ideaology like a velvet glove
Slim wrote:nottsblue wrote:Even Merse seemed genuinely shocked at the great reception he got. Shame he was sold. Would still be good around the place even now and none mire do than last season. He would have slotted into Pellers ideaology like a velvet glove
Who the fuck is Merse?
His name is Degenerate Crackhead, show some disrespect.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:He did ok for us but wasn't all that. His all action style endeared him to supporters but ultimately not really missed that much. Although we could have done with his pace last season. A lot of games he didn't really turn up for. Never quite got the extreme love in for him.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:The extreme love was because he was one of the most hard working, determined and passionate players to pull on the shirt. Every single game he gave 100%. What is often overlooked with Bellamy is that he could play, he could really play.
I think we did miss him because until Navas arrived we haven't had out and out pace.
I also dispute the claim he didn't turn up to a lot of games. He always turned up and always gave 100%.
Ted Hughes wrote:Amazing that people were saying he was finished when Bob kicked him out for not wanting to get injured.
Hated the idea of signing him, then hated the idea of selling him.
Florida Blue wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Amazing that people were saying he was finished when Bob kicked him out for not wanting to get injured.
Hated the idea of signing him, then hated the idea of selling him.
Because Mancini was black and white. Bellamy would have been great off the bench for the last couple of season. Great pace, experience, and could give tired defenders headaches with his workrate and grit.
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