Citeh&Crew wrote:I think too many here are caught up with Vieira's pace, although there is validity to this point from one aspect.
Pace.. pace pace pace pace. Please, go sign Usain Bolt.
PV is a class footballer who can still move fast enough to play in the Prem. His vision from midfield has no equal on our team. Case-in-point, in the Sunderland game, he made a few defense splitting passes that were simply brilliant. He adds "Barcelona-esque" component to our game. In fact, I'd love for our team to play like that all the time, but for some damn reason, Mancini and his predecessor seem to like playing defensive boot-ball as a significant part of the gameplan. It just galls me that we have the personnel to field a "passing" team, but don't do it. Not to say I want a managerial change, because I don't.. but back on topic...
Vieira needs consistent playing time to be effective. Not saying that he should play a full 90, and play every game. (To the contrary, that would be bad for him and the team). However, I strongly believe he should be playing 60 minutes per game, so as to get warmed up and into a rhythm with the team. Vieira cannot do much for the team as a sub-in every few games.. that's a wasteful use of his abilities.
dazby wrote:He did set up the opening goal you know?
But yeah, he was gash.
Kladze wrote:I thought it was a stroll in the park for Paddy tonight, didn't even break sweat. No really ! I mean it, surprised the lazy cnut didn't bring a dog and a newspaper with him.
gillie wrote:So i was wrong what can i say nothing hands held up dont crucify me for one bad call.Btw the pass for the first goal was him at his best but you lot are right he is too fuckin slow now.
dazby wrote:Thing is Gillie, he will be getting more games. He will be e><pected to create, he will be e><pected to lead.
Like it or not, he is the key. I shudder to think how he'll go against Arsenal.
gillie wrote:dazby wrote:Thing is Gillie, he will be getting more games. He will be e><pected to create, he will be e><pected to lead.
Like it or not, he is the key. I shudder to think how he'll go against Arsenal.
He wont if the manager has half a brain but i may be wrong or the manager is brainless.Take your pick?.
HeyMark wrote:gillie wrote:dazby wrote:Thing is Gillie, he will be getting more games. He will be e><pected to create, he will be e><pected to lead.
Like it or not, he is the key. I shudder to think how he'll go against Arsenal.
He wont if the manager has half a brain but i may be wrong or the manager is brainless.Take your pick?.
I'll be very surprised if he starts away at arsenal.
But then again i do think or manager is a bit brainless......or clueless if you prefer ;)
dazby wrote:Thing is Gillie, he will be [highlight]getting more games.[/highlight] He will be e><pected to create, he will be e><pected to lead.
Like it or not, he is the key. I shudder to think how he'll go against Arsenal.
lets all have a disco wrote:Despite Patty being gash,the booing and songs about fuck off Vieira were totally wrong.
He is past it,but lets not berate a Prem legend lets just hope [highlight]Bobby puts him out to pasture gracefully[/highlight].
MaineRoadMemories wrote:It's sad in a way to see a Premiership Legend looking so bad. The Wigan midfield took the piss out of him simply by jogging past him and he still couldn't keep up and then often gave up trying.
His passing was woeful in the main but there were a couple of gems in there too. You can tell his brain still has it and he wants to do it but the body is weak and slow.
He should never of returned and the manager should not have even considered going after him.
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