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Wed Dec 06, 2006 5:21 pmby Lando_Griffin
puroresu wrote:LittleHobo wrote:bavlondon wrote:Its not the first time hes said what he thinks either. Forget him i cant see him playing a part now in this team.
Wow sinama
a total of 5 goals, thats great mate
i bet you can even tie your own laces too eh?
if your Soo good why was it that you even flopped at blackburn, with league stats of 10 games 1 goal
He stats at Blackburn wasnt so good but his stats this season are actually 6 games 5 goals. He never started all those games either. U cant argue with that record so far.
In contrast Bellamy has 14 games and 4 goals.
Dont be so quick to shoot him down when infact his playing very well at his new club in his favoured position. Striker!!!
He hasnt slated the manager or the club. His just telling it how it is. He knows he cannot continue to not play on a regular basis and feels Liverpool isnt the place for him to further his career. What is so wrong in saying that?
Yes, and Bellamy's stats in that very same team, with the same players, manager, fans, matches and conditions were 17 goals in 27 games. (Despite it being an injury-hit season for him.)
So that means Bellamy is a better goalscorer - end of debate.
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 5:51 pmby crossy11
I agree with you
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:07 pmby puroresu
Lando_Griffin wrote:puroresu wrote:LittleHobo wrote:bavlondon wrote:Its not the first time hes said what he thinks either. Forget him i cant see him playing a part now in this team.
Wow sinama
a total of 5 goals, thats great mate
i bet you can even tie your own laces too eh?
if your Soo good why was it that you even flopped at blackburn, with league stats of 10 games 1 goal
He stats at Blackburn wasnt so good but his stats this season are actually 6 games 5 goals. He never started all those games either. U cant argue with that record so far.
In contrast Bellamy has 14 games and 4 goals.
Dont be so quick to shoot him down when infact his playing very well at his new club in his favoured position. Striker!!!
He hasnt slated the manager or the club. His just telling it how it is. He knows he cannot continue to not play on a regular basis and feels Liverpool isnt the place for him to further his career. What is so wrong in saying that?
Yes, and Bellamy's stats in that very same team, with the same players, manager, fans, matches and conditions were 17 goals in 27 games. (Despite it being an injury-hit season for him.)
So that means Bellamy is a better goalscorer - end of debate.
Its not a matter of who is a better scorer right now. Pongolle potentially has the talent to be a far better player than Bellamy. Thats a fact.
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:13 pmby 67-1161385641
Bamaga man wrote:bavlondon wrote:Its not the first time hes said what he thinks either. Forget him i cant see him playing a part now in this team.
Whats wrong with him telling people how he sees it, he hasnt slagged us off. Fair play to him I say, he never really got a look in, and I wouldnt begrudge him saying that.
Spot on, He's told things like they are. Liverpool has stunted his development as a player by letting him essentially rot in the reserves. I wish him all the best for the future.
Hobo, five goals is very good for the club he is playing for.
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:16 pmby puroresu
I was excited when we signed him. He won the Fifa Under 17 World Cup Golden Ball (Best Player) & Golden shoe (top scorer) awards. Looked like we got a right gem.
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Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:21 pmby peterc1992
im annoyed that hes gone now,i always liked him,and i think he was treated unfairly after he helps us out last year against luton,i think he great,he has pace,skill,good finisher and good in the air,thats piised me off now 
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:21 pmby 67-1161385641
He was a very good player as was Le Tallec, but Houllier left them in the reserves and they didn't gain the experience they needed to move up to that next level under Houllier. We signed them virtually youth players and we didn't give them enough opportunities and first team appearances to help them develop as players. Pongolle will never reach his full potential, he's in his early twenties, he should be an established player by now, having four seasons under his belt with Liverpool (playing regularly). If that happened we would of seen a very special player. It would be great to see him play for a big European team in a few seasons.
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Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:23 pmby peterc1992
CharmlessMan wrote:He was a very good player as was Le Tallec, but Houllier left them in the reserves and they didn't gain the experience they needed to move up to that next level under Houllier. We signed them virtually youth players and we didn't give them enough opportunities and first team appearances to help them develop as players. Pongolle will never reach his full potential, he's in his early twenties, he should be an established player by now, having four seasons under his belt with Liverpool (playing regularly). If that happened we would of seen a very special player. It would be great to see him play for a big European team in a few seasons.
Playing regulary? 
??? 
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:27 pmby 67-1161385641
Yes, you read correctly. Be proud young one, not many people your age can read like you. 
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:37 pmby peterc1992
lol,i dont think he played regulary at all ,he didnt get a chance really?
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:42 pmby 67-1161385641
I would read my post again, mate, but cause clearly you've failed to understand my point.
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:46 pmby peterc1992
Yeh ok i think i know what you mean
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Wed Dec 06, 2006 6:50 pmby parchpea
Think it was too much too soon for Pongolle and unlike his compatriot Le Tallac he did show promise in his play.
To hold a regular place at a club like Liverpool at such a young age is very difficult. Pongolle will not be the first or the last.
At a smaller and less demanding club in Spain he can play without the intense pressure and express himself, start enjoying his football again.
Pongolle still has time to make it a big club and good luck to him.
Posted:
Wed Dec 06, 2006 7:25 pmby Lando_Griffin
puroresu wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:puroresu wrote:LittleHobo wrote:bavlondon wrote:Its not the first time hes said what he thinks either. Forget him i cant see him playing a part now in this team.
Wow sinama
a total of 5 goals, thats great mate
i bet you can even tie your own laces too eh?
if your Soo good why was it that you even flopped at blackburn, with league stats of 10 games 1 goal
He stats at Blackburn wasnt so good but his stats this season are actually 6 games 5 goals. He never started all those games either. U cant argue with that record so far.
In contrast Bellamy has 14 games and 4 goals.
Dont be so quick to shoot him down when infact his playing very well at his new club in his favoured position. Striker!!!
He hasnt slated the manager or the club. His just telling it how it is. He knows he cannot continue to not play on a regular basis and feels Liverpool isnt the place for him to further his career. What is so wrong in saying that?
Yes, and Bellamy's stats in that very same team, with the same players, manager, fans, matches and conditions were 17 goals in 27 games. (Despite it being an injury-hit season for him.)
So that means Bellamy is a better goalscorer - end of debate.
Its not a matter of who is a better scorer right now. Pongolle potentially has the talent to be a far better player than Bellamy. Thats a fact.
Give over.
He doesn't have it in the head for a start.
Another enigma - good one week out of seven.
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Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:32 pmby jkop
Fair enough if he wants to stay were he is, so good luck to the fella. 