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Will probably be remembered for that cup final goal he scored, or rather Arsenal basically scoring it for him with the very worst defending . 4 games or something he played. Best loan of all time perhaps?

Will probably be remembered for that cup final goal he scored, or rather Arsenal basically scoring it for him with the very worst defending

I know you're joking, but tbf we did exactly as they have, sat back for 70-75 minutes and started attacking at the end. Suppose we were already a goal down like.

Great shout that one. Think him playing for England is probably up there too.. Yeah, was Gaddafi's son! Hitoshi Nakata had a spell at Bolton Anthony Gardner for England too.

Just thought of Seydou Doumbia playing for us as well I'd be surprised if anybody outside of Newcastle will remember that - I barely remember him in a Newcastle shirt myself, I feel like he looked hopeless when he did get on the pitch but it was hardly enough to judge.

Robbie Elliot at Sunderland might be one for non-North East football fans. Rory Delap at Sunderland too.

Remember Benayoun at West Ham because we were very close to signing him and he was great. The other two were really surprising when you learn about it. With Benayoun I remember him so vividly in a Liverpool shirt that I had no memory of him playing for Chelsea, Arsenal, WHU again & QPR afterwards. I thought he was such a good player to watch play, same with Rosicky & Arshavin, really elegant players.

Chris Kiwomya is always the Arsenal random one I think of . His nephew Alex was a Chelsea player until he recently moved to Doncaster after a string of loans.

Is that a red now? I really don't understand what makes certain challenges red instead of yellow these days like. They've made it way too confusing imo.

Yossi Benayoun at West Ham. Luis Boa Morte & Seb Larsson at Arsenal are also two I forgot about.

He was excellent for them too (Cambiasso).

Krychowiak at West Brom will be a good one in the future.

Also Boateng at Portsmouth I always think of as an unusual one, but his time there is probably quite well-remembered.

Kluivert - Newcastle. Benayoun - Arsenal. Given - Sunderland.

He done that very well in his last few performances for us this season as well. I forgot who we were playing but he came on for 20 minutes or so at home in his last outing and was brilliant, done almost everything you want a big CF to do.

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Canny of Rose that. Here comes big Brad Inman, he's in that Vuckic, Kadar tier of obscure players who were hyped up for/by us.

If Spurs get to the final does it not give them a huge advantage that they'll be playing it effectively at home? I guess the same could be said about Bayern - Chelsea in the Champions League final a few years ago which didn't seem to bother Chelsea that much tbf, so possibly not.

Switched it on just then for the sole purpose of seeing Lucas perform, and he scores within the minute. What I'm trying to say is Spurs fans own that equaliser to me.

Played well - fast and tricky. We should be winning, obviously, but Rochdale have been good. Only irritation was the ref generously deciding not to even card a Rochdale player for what could easily have been a red. As good/bad as anyone else. Not stood out. Seemed like Sissoko kept getting in his way on the right, as if they we're setting up with two wingers. From what I've seen Spurs been pretty s*** in final third and a bit slow. I'll watch the second half then

Ah shit forgot this game was on. How did Lucas play first half, involved much?

You are quoting the word hatred in ridicule - but you have definitely used it to express your views on Mitrovic on this forum - which is pretty weird tbh, certainly more so than people in support of him because they like his attitude. I couldn't disagree more. I dislike him as a player, no doubt, but that's the difference - it's not personal. Anyone liking him and pining for him to start because of his personality, mad antics, and supposed attitude are the weird ones. Same as the freaks who big up Joey Barton and Shola as footballers because of who they are away from the pitch. So going back to the initial point, what was the narrative on show in this page again then? As far as I can see it's just people pleased that he had a good debut for Fulham and that Fulham's fans are happy with him for it. Narrative you say? I'm not so sure, but it seems like your disliking of him is as blinding as those who love him for being a mad c***. Eh? Why would it be those things? It was in response to Disco's post. Sorry, I thought that would be obvious. I see, forgive me I thought it was aimed at the the previous posts in general. Although my point still stands that I think your hatred or disliking of him is just as blinding as those who love him just for the the more extreme sides of his personality. Two sides of the same coin, they will jump to defend him with any given opportunity, and you will jump to detract from him at any given opportunity. Both have a root in some truth, yours being that it is at least based within purely footballing reasons, and theirs in that they like the passion he shows, but both miss the mark imo and fail to address the reality which is that yes he's not perfect individually, but he's a decent footballer and people want to see him do well cause he has a infectious personality. Nothing wrong with that.

You are quoting the word hatred in ridicule - but you have definitely used it to express your views on Mitrovic on this forum - which is pretty weird tbh, certainly more so than people in support of him because they like his attitude. I couldn't disagree more. I dislike him as a player, no doubt, but that's the difference - it's not personal. Anyone liking him and pining for him to start because of his personality, mad antics, and supposed attitude are the weird ones. Same as the freaks who big up Joey Barton and Shola as footballers because of who they are away from the pitch. So going back to the initial point, what was the narrative on show in this page again then? As far as I can see it's just people pleased that he had a good debut for Fulham and that Fulham's fans are happy with him for it. Narrative you say? I'm not so sure, but it seems like your disliking of him is as blinding as those who love him for being a mad c***.

You are quoting the word hatred in ridicule - but you have definitely used it to express your views on Mitrovic on this forum - which is pretty weird tbh, certainly more so than people in support of him because they like his attitude.