Originally posted by Rich
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How is he doing at Dortmund anyway...does he get a game?
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He turned us down in favour of Arsenal initially. Then something went wrong with the Arsenal deal and he came to us instead.
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Looks more and more like a PR signing made by our owners.Stop the cyberhate
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Really? It looks like Rodgers thought he could do a job for us, but they quickly found out he couldn't and shipped him out again. Some were calling for us to sign him, thank **** we didn't do that.*Except Michael, who died.Comment
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I totally agree.
It looks to me like Rodgers felt Sahin wasn't up to playing the deep-lying role in England, so tried him further forward but without success..
Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
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Originally posted by Neil Young View Post I totally agree.
It looks to me like Rodgers felt Sahin wasn't up to playing the deep-lying role in England, so tried him further forward but without success.
In all honesty he looked all over the place in the games he played with the odd exception. Never filled me with confidence that he'd do well in a deep midfielder role. Looked well off the paceComment
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To be honest, when we signed him, I looked at a load of footage of him playing in his proper position and he was **** hot. Look at the one game he played for us in his proper position, he went and bagged two goals. But you'd have thought the modern game would enable midfielders to be a bit more versatile. Look at Stevie.Originally posted by Neil Young View Post I totally agree.
It looks to me like Rodgers felt Sahin wasn't up to playing the deep-lying role in England, so tried him further forward but without success.Rome wasn't built in a day, but it wasn't built by the apprentice either.Comment
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Originally posted by Alex View PostOriginally posted by Neil Young View Post I totally agree.
It looks to me like Rodgers felt Sahin wasn't up to playing the deep-lying role in England, so tried him further forward but without success.Originally posted by Sarb View Post
In all honesty he looked all over the place in the games he played with the odd exception. Never filled me with confidence that he'd do well in a deep midfielder role. Looked well off the pace
We tried, it didn't work and everyone has moved on. Shame but at least we didn't spend £20m-odd to sign him permanently.Comment
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I disagree - I thought he looked decent in most games. He had a couple where he was poor and a couple where he was great.Originally posted by Sarb View Post
In all honesty he looked all over the place in the games he played with the odd exception. Never filled me with confidence that he'd do well in a deep midfielder role. Looked well off the paceComment
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I think this is probably it.Originally posted by Neil Young View Post
Shame really because from what I had seen of Sahin he looked a really classy player."Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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After having some time to think about it, I think Brendan Rodgers should make a whole-hearted apology to Sahin for forcing playing him in a number 10 position, clearly implying he doesn't rate him at all. I would be disgusted with the manager if he did that to me.
Rodgers you *******.Comment
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Today:
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Rubbish, eh?Comment
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Keeper was a bit limp wristed.Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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jammy.
edit: partly; anyway.Comment
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