If there's anyone in the team I'd rate as a U23 manager it would be Lucas. He might not have it physically but he's a leader and he definitely knows the game. Still think he's our most intelligent midfielder on the pitch.
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If there's anyone in the team I'd rate as a U23 manager it would be Lucas. He might not have it physically but he's a leader and he definitely knows the game. Still think he's our most intelligent midfielder on the pitch.
He would do a job for them for sure. Incorrect on the beloved on both counts
So is Hendo now the longest serving?
between him and Flanno.
That might be stretching it a bit far - I wouldn't rule out coaching as he's obviously a good people-person- but he must be a bit thick the number of blundering challenges he has given away over the years in awful positions in front of fragile defenders and 'keepers
True, though those risks are what made him the most 'successful' tackler in the league for a good few years.
I think he can be a good influence for a struggling Inter. They might need someone like him with lots of experience and a good tactical idea.
He would do a job for them.
A job I'd love him to do - he's one of the few players on the planet that would make them slower.
Which also proves, if proof were needed, how utterly meaningless some stats can be.
I wish him well though. If he was never as good as his fan club here and elsewhere tried to make out, he wasn't as bad as his harshest critics said either.
But he was pretty bad eh JJ ?[emoji48]
At times he certainly was, old pal, but there were other times when he did OK. If he'd been a DM from the beginning instead of having to be converted into one later on, who knows - he might have turned out to be a good one.
Mostly agree [emoji48]
Moreno must be well in the lead on that bleedin' table
Thanks for the goal against Havant & Waterlooville. And the spicy chicken wing recipe.
And the pizzas.
There'll be tears as he loads the gas bottle onto the container. As he contemplates the empty patch of back yard with a grease stain that holds a million memories. As the ants wave him off, no more dropped burger bun crumbs. As he thinks about the herculean menu preparation he'd done for his testimonial BBQ (and setting the spare room up for Skrtel). And as he remembers his good game against Man City in 2011.
Bon Voyage sweet prince.
Bon Voyage sweet prince.
lucas fault
Nah, he was a symptom of our mediocrity, not the cause, not all by himself anyway.
I guess you could say he's symbolic of a time when we desperately tried to believe that bang average players could be world beaters and much better than they actually were.
We've seen some incredible talents over the last few years - Hyppia, Gerrard, Torres, Mascherano, Alonzo, Suarez - players who could have and in many cases did grace some of the best teams of their time.
Lucas isn't one of them.
He's on the bench today
Well, that's all right then.
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