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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

 

The point I'm making is that having him at the club would have made no difference as we're now into the second week in March and he's still not fit to start :dontknow:

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We have not lost a PL game at home that Sol Campbell has started. Our results improved dramatically once Ben Arfa got obliterated by De Jong. Both of them FACTS mean jack s*** just like our results have improved without Carroll.  We were a better team with AC imo, I think we will be a better team with Ben Arfa in & I would not play Sol at home in front of Williamson or Colo.

 

Not sure I've seen anybody say we've been better without Carroll but we've not been overly hit have we? Still sitting top 10 even without him.

 

People post stuff like "We won 1 in 8 before Carroll got injured didn't we?" I take it they are making out we are doing better without AC. Even you had to post "without him" as he would not of played any of these games would we not be there anyway?

 

People like me, yeah.  I wasn't trying to make out we are doing better without him.  That stats show we were doing about the same before he got injured as we are after, I was showing Wullie he was twisting facts for the sake of it.

 

And since you couldn't understand my posts in the other thread I'll make it clear: I DID NOT WANT TO SELL CARROLL.

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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

 

The point I'm making is that having him at the club would have made no difference as we're now into the second week in March and he's still not fit to start :dontknow:

 

I know that. Other people are interpreting this as "we're alright without him after all!"

 

We're not.

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So what if they do leave, Bartons on 80k a week we have Ben Arfa who can come in and play there. Enrique, yes it would be a blow, but he can be replaced. There are plenty of solid but not spectacular LB's that would come here.

 

Eh?

 

And Jose's one of the best left-backs in the league. Plus there's that feeling that he's 'ours'. Which is important imo.

 

The fact of the matter is, we've got the crux of an excellent squad that has masses of potential. We need to add to it, not start again. Everything should be done to keep our best players at the club.

 

Ben Arfa can play on the right where Barton currently plays. I'd rather keep both of them, but if they want to leave I'd rather just sell them and get it over with.

 

If they desperately want out then yeah, it's in everyone's best interests to reluctantly get some cash for them. But "so what if they do leave?" is a bit of a warped mentality. :lol:

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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

 

The point I'm making is that having him at the club would have made no difference as we're now into the second week in March and he's still not fit to start :dontknow:

 

I know that. Other people are interpreting this as "we're alright without him after all!"

 

We're not.

 

The fact that we're not doing as well as we could (not too bad though) has nothing to do with selling Carroll. Sure we would be stronger with him than without but we would be without him even if we didnt sell him, so no difference really.

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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

 

The point I'm making is that having him at the club would have made no difference as we're now into the second week in March and he's still not fit to start :dontknow:

 

I know that. Other people are interpreting this as "we're alright without him after all!"

 

We're not.

 

The fact that we're not doing as well as we could (not too bad though) has nothing to do with selling Carroll. Sure we would be stronger with him than without but even but we would be without him even if we didnt sell him, so no difference really.

 

I reckon selling him sent out the wrong signal to the players, and they've become deflated. I strongly believe the Enrique spiel is directly related to the sale of our biggest hope for the next decade.

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20 minutes is not enough to judge any player but based on that 20 minutes, he was distinctly average. Carroll is a good target man with a superb header, nothing more

 

Thought he looked good. Did exactly what the bought him for and with more time in the team will become a massive player for them.

 

Him & Suarez are a dream partnership, best big man little man combo since Shearer & Bellamy.

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I fail to understand how 1 win in 9 is an improvement in form without Carroll, that is absolutely bizarre logic.

 

It's also 2 defeats in 10 in the league. Stats mean nowt man, they can be shaped in whatever way anyone wants.

 

Yes but he's a centre forward, he's there to win us games. Could understand using that side of the statistic if he was a centre half. Drawing every game over the course of a season will take you down, we need to win games man and we totally unable to do it at the moment.

 

We've also scored 15 goals in those 10 games, 10 games that Carroll wouldn't even have played in if he's only just making the bench for Liverpool today.

 

We didn't fail to win most of those games because of failure to score. We didn't win because of poor defensive mistakes (Sunderland, Spurs, Everton, Fulham at least).

 

Are you only allowed to score one goal a game? ???

 

No, but we threw away leads in three of those games.

 

Er... yeah, we also missed a load of chances to kill the game off.

 

Who else was going to put them away like? A one legged Andy Carroll?

 

Eh?

 

Forget it, we're not going to agree. You think we're as good without Carroll, I don't. Fair enough.

 

Where did I say that? :lol:

 

What point are you making then?

 

I'm saying we're not as good without him and you're arguing with me!

 

The point I'm making is that having him at the club would have made no difference as we're now into the second week in March and he's still not fit to start :dontknow:

 

I know that. Other people are interpreting this as "we're alright without him after all!"

 

We're not.

 

The fact that we're not doing as well as we could (not too bad though) has nothing to do with selling Carroll. Sure we would be stronger with him than without but even but we would be without him even if we didnt sell him, so no difference really.

 

I reckon selling him sent out the wrong signal to the players, and they've become deflated. I strongly believe the Enrique spiel is directly related to the sale of our biggest hope for the next decade.

 

dont forget barton too

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20 minutes is not enough to judge any player but based on that 20 minutes, he was distinctly average. Carroll is a good target man with a superb header, nothing more

 

Bollocks. He will be a big success for the scouse cunts. Unfuckingfortunately.

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I would have him back in a flash, I don't hate the guy. For me he was a big reason why we are 6 points from safety and was instrumental in our promotion season. For 35mil, it's not like he saw out his contract. 

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