Good question, don't know but we are almost certainly going to have to use him at some point, Probably soon as well.
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Good question, don't know but we are almost certainly going to have to use him at some point, Probably soon as well.
Relax Poch is happy with the squad!
Deluded twats like the Dane, my mate, are happy with Poch!
What can possibly go wrong?
Yes but it's the whole square peg round hole, Nije, Chadli and Son are not out and out strikers. Kane has strong hold up play and good natural number 9 instincts. We are asking the others to play in a way they are not used to and that affects the team balance and shape.
Even Ade in some ways might be a help if he covered Kane but I don't know if the bridges are too burned to be called back in emergency.
ochsulk:
Yes, No, and No.
All that lazy cunt needs to do is sit back and pick up 5 more big ones.
Absolute fuckin disgrace of a human being.
Ah, there's one positive. That clueless fucker JJ outed once again as a fraud. I feel better now.
I hope he doesn't play to be honest.Too many players pick up injuries whilst away on international duty.
I remember. I also remember not seeing N'Jie or Son in that game. I would like to judge after I've seen them included in a line-up before declaring us doomed.
Darren Bent (Aston Villa): Has spent time on loan at Brighton and Derby this season as his contract has run down. A far cry from when he moved to Villa for £18m. 
Danny Ings (Burnley): Looks destined to move on from Turf Moor when he is out of contract in the summer, with Liverpool in the running to snap him up.
Gael Kakuta (Chelsea): The 23-year-old looks set to leave Stamford Bridge after a series of loan deals, having made just six league appearances in his time there.
Didier Drogba (Chelsea): Drafted in on a one-year deal last season, Drogba helped Blues become champions and the 37-year-old has yet to decide his future.
Shola Ameobi (C Palace): The pacy former Newcastle man joined Palace on a short-term deal and financial pressure looks likely to push him towards exit.
Jerome Thomas (C Palace): Has found it difficult to force his way into team with Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie in front of him and will be released.
Owen Garvan (C Palace): A forgotten man at Palace with spells on loan at Millwall and Bolton, the 27-year-old Irishman will be a free agent in the summer.
Yannick Sagbo (Hull City): Has been seen to good effect up front in the Tigers’ relegation fight, but has yet to open talks on a new deal at the KC Stadium.
James Wilson (Man Utd): The talented front man is still in talks with United about a new deal and, if he does sign, will be allowed to go out on loan it seems.
Jonathan Walters (Stoke): Reliable front man who has played a big role in Stoke’s good season, but the Irishman is still to open talks on a new deal.
Peter Odemwingie (Stoke): Joined the Potters from Cardiff, but the Nigerian international suffered a serious knee injury and played just three times last season.
Carlton Cole (West Ham): The former England striker looked on his way out of Upton Park in January, but will be seeking pastures new in June.
Bobby Zamora (QPR): The striker has battled through injuries to try and keep Rangers in the Premier League, but the 34-year-old will be a free agent.
Danny Ings (Burnley): Looks destined to move on from Turf Moor when he is out of contract in the summer, with Liverpool in the running to snap him up.
Gael Kakuta (Chelsea): The 23-year-old looks set to leave Stamford Bridge after a series of loan deals, having made just six league appearances in his time there.
Didier Drogba (Chelsea): Drafted in on a one-year deal last season, Drogba helped Blues become champions and the 37-year-old has yet to decide his future.
Shola Ameobi (C Palace): The pacy former Newcastle man joined Palace on a short-term deal and financial pressure looks likely to push him towards exit.
Jerome Thomas (C Palace): Has found it difficult to force his way into team with Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie in front of him and will be released.
Owen Garvan (C Palace): A forgotten man at Palace with spells on loan at Millwall and Bolton, the 27-year-old Irishman will be a free agent in the summer.
Yannick Sagbo (Hull City): Has been seen to good effect up front in the Tigers’ relegation fight, but has yet to open talks on a new deal at the KC Stadium.
James Wilson (Man Utd): The talented front man is still in talks with United about a new deal and, if he does sign, will be allowed to go out on loan it seems.
Jonathan Walters (Stoke): Reliable front man who has played a big role in Stoke’s good season, but the Irishman is still to open talks on a new deal.
Peter Odemwingie (Stoke): Joined the Potters from Cardiff, but the Nigerian international suffered a serious knee injury and played just three times last season.
Carlton Cole (West Ham): The former England striker looked on his way out of Upton Park in January, but will be seeking pastures new in June.
Bobby Zamora (QPR): The striker has battled through injuries to try and keep Rangers in the Premier League, but the 34-year-old will be a free agent.
I've seen Adebayor running his legs off and working hard on numerous occasions at the lane over the last few years tbh, a lot of this laziness thing people go on about is bullshit for the most part.
Berbatov and VdV were far lazier and more unfit players but we all loved them.
Ball head samfy man always leave bus water early , Big ooman neva happy .
Rise Children unite , Babylon evil
Hail lion of Judeau
Hail Bill Nick
Rise Children unite , Babylon evil
Hail lion of Judeau
Hail Bill Nick
Someones going to have to eat humble pie and get Adebayor back fit and playing.. Like it or not we need him..
why do u dislike poch so much look at how many players have been put on the map had debuts and improved because of him(i know its not all him n down to the individual aswell) yh he's not complete but he's far from shit has had to work with some real average playersRelax Poch is happy with the squad!
Deluded twats like the Dane, my mate, are happy with Poch!
What can possibly go wrong?
Surprised to see little Tommy Carroll has survived the exodus, although I wanted him to stay, I had a feeling he'd be sold for sure! :carrollwtf:
Even on a shit day like this, Natty has me smiling. Thank you. Love the good work
Just like that crap you spouted about Lennon's alleged antics in the Leeds nightclub which you conveniently haven't responded to!
Unbelievable!
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