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I'm judging him on his football. As with Phil Neville...nice all round fella
Ask any Rangers fan what they think about him having jumped ship...he's been 'asked to leave' restaurants, pubs and bars in Glasgow for his own good
Good work, you've managed to contradict yourself in the same post.
Naismith did alright for you. He's a clogger but that was the mark of your team at that point, still fucking is tbh, I even had him in my fantasy side for a bit last season. Neverton should be kicking on, we say this every season, they should be leaving the Scottish boot boys (like big "chasing parked cars" Dunc) behind, but you ain't, you haven't for years, and it's just a bit fucking rich when you turn on them 'cos you've pretensions to be a team that plays in red.
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I didn't contradict myself. In Liverpool he's seen as a nice guy but you ask any Rangers fan about him, you'll get 'Judas cunt' and suchlike as he 'jumped ship' and was a big instigator(apparently) in persuading other key players to leave for pastures new
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Trust me, Naismith has done fuck all this season(Chelsea hat trick aside). Fuck me, if Kone can get a start ahead of you for most of the season it really is time to leave.
Martinez is our main problem, has been for most of his time with us.
We are now basically Wigan but with Lukaku. I mean that not in the sense that we have shit(ish) players like Wigan but that we are leaking goals like they did. It's common knowledge he doesn't train the defence or work on set pieces and it shows. We've conceded the most goals in The Prem from set pieces this season and third worst defence in the league, it's not good enough.
We have the players to beat any team on their day but Martinez is the weak link
Pistanator
I'm judging him on his football. As with Phil Neville...nice all round fella, friendly enough and spoken highly of amongst his colleagues but ultimately both shit at football
What more is there to say?
Ask any Rangers fan what they think about him having jumped ship...he's been 'asked to leave' restaurants, pubs and bars in Glasgow for his own good