His pace is average, despite what the tools on the TV say. He backs off chiefly because he rarely wins the ball with men running at him. He isn't Enrique, even on Jose's very worst day.
He isn't learning from his mistakes. If it was simply a case of being slow or whatever it'd be understandable.
It makes him look pretty aloof, and I suspect that's why he gets a lot of the criticism.
We let him go on a free and replaced him with relatively expensive garbage like David Rozenhal and an unfortunately past-it Cacapa.
If we'd had able cover for Coloccini and Bassong, we would've picked up more points.
My point was merely that Carroll is no slouch.
You performed another U-turn on Saylor yet?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1377679/The-fastest-slowest-fittest-players-Premier-League-club.html
Another U-turn? Think you're confusing me with someone else.
You'll find my views on Taylor have probably been the most consistent on here over the past 5 years.
How will we cope with the loss of such influential personalities? Linchpins, in fact.
Hope they all end up at Stevenage, and take them into The Conference.