Ayozé Pérez (now playing for Villarreal)

[Dinho lad]

So Perez has a decent game, people say he had a decent game and suddenly everyone thinks he's Maradona?

 

So many fucking drama queens on here who think they're being oppressed for having their shite points discussed. Grow up.

 

[Hanshithispantz]

People trying to claim bravery for posting a dissenting opinion on a message board now?

 

Perez is not a good Premiership player, it's just odd to single him out when he's doing a decent enough job of what he's being told by the manager. We'll obviously get rid of him and most of the squad when/if we get taken over. It's not hard to grasp.

 

If he starts playing shit (as in shit even for us) or stops doing what he's asked then he'll be dropped.

[Pilko]

I think he's worth persevering with, we could just do with better options in his position to take the pressure off him a bit and give him a break, along with some genuine competition.

 

His positioning is incredibly intelligent for a player of his years, and his graft often wins us the ball high up the field.

 

He's a good player and I really think he's worth keeping.

[Dave]

I think he's worth persevering with, we could just do with better options in his position to take the pressure off him a bit and give him a break, along with some genuine competition.

 

His positioning is incredibly intelligent for a player of his years, and his graft often wins us the ball high up the field.

 

He's a good player and I really think he's worth keeping.

 

 

Basically always thought this. Is he great? No. Do we need a squad? Yes.

[themanupstairs]

That's because there's a conformity problem in this board. People scared shitless from saying something "out of the norm" in case they're jumped on.

 

Absolute rubbish. Couldn't give a fuck if someone on here agreed with me or not. Out of the forwards we currently have, Perez is clearly the best of the lot. Alongside a competent striker he will produce more as we put more pressure on teams.

[themanupstairs]

I think he's worth persevering with, we could just do with better options in his position to take the pressure off him a bit and give him a break, along with some genuine competition.

 

His positioning is incredibly intelligent for a player of his years, and his graft often wins us the ball high up the field.

 

He's a good player and I really think he's worth keeping.

 

Yup

[themanupstairs]

Also it's "Maradona"

[DJ_NUFC]

That's because there's a conformity problem in this board. People scared shitless from saying something "out of the norm" in case they're jumped on.

 

You must think Crumpy deserves a purple heart for every single post.

[Guest alijmitchell]

Unbelievable some of the comments here. Perez will be Maradonna next.

 

Joselu runs around. Perez runs around. Gayle runs around. You know what they don’t do?

 

That’s why we are in the position we are in. They aren’t good enough and Perez certainly isn’t. Most of the games he plays he just does not contribute enough where it matters in such a key position. Running around isn’t enough. Holding up the ball and then losing easily is not enough.

 

FFS, Too many people on here are frightened to state the obvious

 

Come on man, all people are saying is that a) he seems to have improved recently and b) that improvement has also coincided with the team picking up points. Everyone knows our players aren’t good enough, it’s stating the obvious, so no need to get worked up about it.

[Guest alijmitchell]

That's because there's a conformity problem in this board. People scared shitless from saying something "out of the norm" in case they're jumped on.

 

Interesting point, but I totally disagree. I’ve raised points about individual players recently and had them questioned, so I don’t think that’s true at all. However, if other people think there isn’t a conformity problem, does that mean we’re all conforming to the idea that there isn’t a conformity problem? I have to ask

[Vinny Green Balls]

Seriously, this playing the victim shit over this forum is very undignified. This is pretty damn innocuous compared to the rest of social media.

[Dinho lad]

People trying to claim bravery for posting a dissenting opinion on a message board now?

 

Perez is not a good Premiership player, it's just odd to single him out when he's doing a decent enough job of what he's being told by the manager. We'll obviously get rid of him and most of the squad when/if we get taken over. It's not hard to grasp.

 

If he starts playing shit (as in shit even for us) or stops doing what he's asked then he'll be dropped.

 

No. Just that some people are fucking falling for the conformity bullshit that goes on here.

[Dinho lad]

That's because there's a conformity problem in this board. People scared shitless from saying something "out of the norm" in case they're jumped on.

 

Absolute rubbish. Couldn't give a fuck if someone on here agreed with me or not. Out of the forwards we currently have, Perez is clearly the best of the lot. Alongside a competent striker he will produce more as we put more pressure on teams.

 

I didn't pick anyone out and I didn't say everyone here does it. Calm your tits down.

[Dave]

I tell you who Perez reminds me of? Hatem Ben Arfa. The player Maradona wishes he was.

[joeyt]

Dinho loves having a pop at the forum

[Disco]

Unbelievable some of the comments here. Perez will be Maradonna next.

 

Joselu runs around. Perez runs around. Gayle runs around. You know what they don’t do?

 

That’s why we are in the position we are in. They aren’t good enough and Perez certainly isn’t. Most of the games he plays he just does not contribute enough where it matters in such a key position. Running around isn’t enough. Holding up the ball and then losing easily is not enough.

 

FFS, Too many people on here are frightened to state the obvious

 

:lol: not really it's clear you're shite.

[Dinho lad]

Dinho loves having a pop at the forum

 

Not really. I just don't like the habit of so many members jumping on an opinion that's "out of the norm" in here.

 

 

[Guest firetotheworks]

Aka debate...on a forum no less.

[Dinho lad]

Aka debate...on a forum no less.

 

Also attacking.

[joeyt]

If you make an opinion that's 'out of the norm' you've just got to be prepared to defend it. Whether that's in this thread, the Rafa thread or any thread

 

When someone says that others 'are frightened to state the obvious' then you're obviously going to get ridiculed for a comment like that. It's the same as people who say they are 'telling it how it is'

[Vinny Green Balls]

If you make an opinion that's 'out of the norm' you've just got to be prepared to defend it. Whether that's in this thread, the Rafa thread or any thread

 

When someone says that others 'are frightened to state the obvious' then you're obviously going to get ridiculed for a comment like that. It's the same as people who say they are 'telling it how it is'

 

[Guest firetotheworks]

 

 

Aka debate...on a forum no less.

 

Also attacking.

 

Ah yeah, like when everyone else uploaded audio recordings of themselves attempting to wind you up. Just defend your opinions man, stop whinging about 'not being allowed' to say things because others disagree. People disagree with me constantly on here, including you, and it's part of the reason I'm here, I'm not sure what you want.

[54]

It's also quite natural for a place like this to come to a sort of consensus, it's not like Twitter where it's open to every (this place technically is, but very niche in internet terms) and people from all walks of life will have a say on a matter, which will mean you will get different views and opinions.

 

However in a place like this, over time the regulars on here will start to be slowly influenced by each other, and the people who don't like that overarching consensus will tend to leave, so when new people come in and have a different opinion people will respond.

 

That's not to say everyone's opinion isn't there own, but it can be a natural thing to happen over a period of time, essentially for a smallish forum.

[Dinho lad]

If you make an opinion that's 'out of the norm' you've just got to be prepared to defend it. Whether that's in this thread, the Rafa thread or any thread

 

When someone says that others 'are frightened to state the obvious' then you're obviously going to get ridiculed for a comment like that. It's the same as people who say they are 'telling it how it is'

 

Erm, no. Because stating an opinion that's not regularly agreed upon on here is not by default something that necessarily needs defending. It could be that someone sees it from a different angle. Why does that need defending? I can understand if it's quite an unusual claim, but obviously football is a very dynamic and varied sport, of course people will have all sort of different views.

 

As for your second paragraph, I never made that comment. In fact, the essence of my point is not that people are scared of stating the obvious. It's that they're reluctant to give an opinion that's likely to go against the general forum consensus.

 

[Dinho lad]

 

 

Aka debate...on a forum no less.

 

Also attacking.

 

Ah yeah, like when everyone else uploaded audio recordings of themselves attempting to wind you up. Just defend your opinions man, stop whinging about 'not being allowed' to say things because others disagree. People disagree with me constantly on here, including you, and it's part of the reason I'm here, I'm not sure what you want.

 

  Come on, that's just a bit of a laugh, dude!

 

And no, I don't agree that I should shuffle it under the carpet. I'm not conforming to that shit.