Players you think are good but...

[Cocacolajojo1]

...you can't really argue why

Kevin Nolan. I have no idea what it is and I get the impression that he's not a very pleasurable guy to talk to, but... I don't know, I just think he's kinda good. Not City good deffo top 7 good, perhaps not this season but deffo a couple of seasons back. I can't really explain why I have this opinion.

Anyone else?

[Mase]

Always liked Michael Brown.

[nottsblue]

Joseph Barton had the potential to be a good player. Shame he is a dickhead

[roblues]

Andi Weimann is someone who has shown a little bit of skill in a couple of games against us and, until I think about it and look at his general performances and output, my brain has decided he is a decent player.

[South Stand Balti]

I always thought Laurent Charvet was a good player but everyone else in the stadium thought he was useless. I could never tell why but I was in a minority of one so I must have been wrong. As for Nolan and Barton....they both have the same problem, just not quick enough.

[Im_Spartacus]

I always thought Laurent Charvet was a good player but everyone else in the stadium thought he was useless. I could never tell why but I was in a minority of one so I must have been wrong. As for Nolan and Barton....they both have the same problem, just not quick enough.

I was similar with Paul Ritchie. I never understood why he didn't get a chance

[roblues]

I always thought Laurent Charvet was a good player but everyone else in the stadium thought he was useless. I could never tell why but I was in a minority of one so I must have been wrong. As for Nolan and Barton....they both have the same problem, just not quick enough.

I was similar with Paul Ritchie. I never understood why he didn't get a chance

I recall Charvet having one good game in the Championship under Keegan. Not sure I can remember one for Ritchie.

Does Jovetic count?

[mr_nool]

Kevin Davies, Mark Noble, Huddlestone, Lee Cattermole.

[nottsblue]

Henderson has a bit of potential. Mauricio Gaudino I always thought tasty. Darren bent always seems to score wherever he plays

[South Stand Balti]

Barry Silkman. He was brilliant or a few games. Proper skilfull then disappeared?

[Pretty Boy Lee]

Yaya toure.

On the subject of Nolan in years gone by he's managed to grab quite a few goals for his teams without being a fancied player or out and out attacker. He's been a cracking fantasy player. I agree he's pretty good.

[Mikhail Chigorin]

Papisse Cisse but, in all fairness, I feel he's just someone who is wayward, inconsistent and flatters to deceive.

[sheblue]

Jack colback.

[Piccsnumberoneblue]

Noble and Hiddleatone are good examples.
Brunt at WBA is similar.

[Tokyo Blue]

Grealish at Villa. Though I always thought Marc Albrighton could have been a lot better than he became.

At City, I thought Jim Whitley could have developed into a good player.

[Slim]

Kyle walker, but I think I'm alone with that.

[Mase]

Don't think half the people that have replied to the OP understand what his actual question was.

[Mase]

Noble and Hiddleatone are good examples.
Brunt at WBA is similar.

These are perfect examples. Always liked Noble. Brint is a good one.

Another for me is Liam Ridgewell.

[Cocacolajojo1]

On the subject of Nolan in years gone by he's managed to grab quite a few goals for his teams without being a fancied player or out and out attacker. He's been a cracking fantasy player. I agree he's pretty good.

Right?! He was imperative for when Newcastle came back from 0-4 to 4-4 against Arsenal a few years back, both in his presence on the field and his actual play. For example. I kind of like him.

[Cocacolajojo1]

Don't think half the people that have replied to the OP understand what his actual question was.

Well if that's the case, I can only say that that's usually the case, so can't really be blamed on them.

So, I was asking for players that you like but if you'd have to argue the case, you wouldn't really be able to do so.