It's because Theo saw Wenger on his way back from the bottle bank, apparently he had no bottle.
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It's because Theo saw Wenger on his way back from the bottle bank, apparently he had no bottle.
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Originally Posted by ItsMe
Lot of talk about Wilfred Zaha from Palace. Just moving away from the Theo talk onto Theo III.
Let's just fast forward to Zaha demanding to be allowed a say in what uniform the tea lady wears or else he'll move to be part of Liverpool's fifteenth revolution.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner
N_Q v the Zaha Apologists. :popcorn:
Everyone knows tea ladies should be naked, especially if they are old.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
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Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Never said they shouldn't be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
To be fair there would be nothing easy about going to Liverpool. We may be a bit shit but we're still a big club, with (at times unreasonably) high expectations and where the spotlight is very much on you. I think it was Joe Cole who said it was totally different even to being at Chelsea, and he was hardly integral at either club. Especially if he were to play as the main striker- if that were to happen Suarez would move out to the right which I would very much prefer anyway. Considering he would be on a fair amount of wages he would have a lot to prove, with nowhere to hide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
If he were to move to City or another big club then people would say he's taking an easy option because it would already be a team filled with good players (and that he'd be happy to sit on the bench, pick up the wages and collect the medal come May) and if he were to stay you could also say he's taking the easy option by staying in a relative comfort zone.
And obviously most importantly, if he were to move to us- oddly something I think is getting less likely as time goes on- it would be fulfilling his boyhood dream.
I don't think it would be the easy way out for Theo to leave. He's still got many detractors in the game and doesn't recieve the favourable treatment his fellow GHELs do. I mean, Oxlade is now an England regular having only performed well in a handful of games for us.
He's got a big challenge on his hands regardless of what his decision is.
Because the weaker side of his game has been exposed over and over again by being shunted on the wing --- a position he has admitted he is uncomfortable with. His best option really is to leave and rejuvenate his career elsewhere as a striker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars