The one that destroyed the league the two first seasons. With the right coaching I´m sure he still has it. But at the same time I still think that with him you will always get the stupid cards.
I´m more hinting at the fact that he probably, like Jonas, would be a starter somehow. I agree that he has a good character, more than that, nah. Tough, when you see the bench we have had, yeah I agree, he would have been a healthy option.
apparently Wenger said that he think you can justify the price because otherwise a club like Arsenal can´t compete... That is just not ok to say (if it´s true).
The problem is that it´s not just about a good formation. We need to install positive thinking, passing and movement. We can´t have a manager standing at the side line a shouting "get long" all the time.
I´m not even kidding. But is it one man that can make that team play crap so is it Pardew.
Are you absolutely sure it should be a red? In situations like this is what I have thought if it was against us, and tbh, you wouldn´t say "good decision Dean"
Tbf Hughton didn´t exactly prepare the team especially good. They played liked they had Morrison and Holt... Think he (Jackson) otherwise is a handy player, like Perch, but not in that role.
Was he not just refering to Holts quality in relation to Norwich's squad of players? Hence they had a good option to change things.
Don´t be to sure about that. Think Pardew would kill for a player like Holt (and to be fair he is quite good)!
Going by some of the reactions on here I wouldn't be surprised.
Oh I forgot, were we playing a top 4 no. We were playing a team that had lost their last 4 league games. Pathetic as usual.
They've beat Arsenal and Man Utd at home this season, we had chances in the first half which if better final balls had of been played were scoring opportunities. For me it was a 'meh' performance, we didn't play well but we also weren't as awful as some seem to think.
It was a bit like scoring a 50 on an exam where 50 is the passing mark.
Couldn´t have put it any better.