Woodgate - I'm living the dream

[Tooj]

Truth is, no big club was likely to stump up £5m for a talented player with a poor injury record. "Living the dream" probably refers to being guaranteed a a big wage on a long contract - no questions asked.

 

 

 

He's at a good age though. If he has another season like he had last season, then he will have proven he is over his injury's.

 

Lost about a yard of pace like, luckily he can still read the game so well.

 

You reckon? I wouldn't say so from what i've seen of him over the past year. Still looks quick on his feet to me. As you said though he's got the brain. Even when he's 34 (if he's over all of his injury problems obviously) and slow he will still be an excellent defender because of how well he can read the game

 

Oh definitely and I know people who watch them all of the time closely will vouch for this. He's no slouch by any means still, still has a bit of it. But off the mark he's definitely slowed down, take the way Villa skinned him in the England match for example.

[Guest Toon83]

if jonathan woodgate's dream is to walk the streets in a boiler suit then let the lad be