Summer Transfer Misery and Recriminations.

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Originally Posted by Kano

:lol: absolutely no way, if it is down to a straight shoot out between the two, I'd take Feo every time.

Zaha's end product is absolutely awful and it's saying something that even last season Feo produced more end product and in less games.

Zaha is yet another of those overrated, overhyped and overpriced English players that recieve plaudits because they can control a football occasionally.

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Hmmm i think they are both much of a muchness all pace and not a lot else, Walcott is fine as long as he doesn't have time to think.

Ox has much better link up play, better technical ability and strength.

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Originally Posted by Letters

Hang on, so now you do think Wenger is incompetent again? :blink:

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Hang on, are you about to defend Wenger again? :lol: I'm shocked.

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Originally Posted by Letters

Hang on, so now you do think Wenger is incompetent again? :blink:

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Well if the Jury is out now, i don't think it will be if he loses out on this to Everton

Bravo signs for City.

The outpouring of grief for Hart is hilarious. He's been erratic for years now.

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

Hmmm i think they are both much of a muchness all pace and not a lot else, Walcott is fine as long as he doesn't have time to think.

Ox has much better link up play, better technical ability and strength.

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Feo at least has a history of scoring and getting assists at Zaha's age, no matter how infuriating the guy has been over the ten years. Zaha has yet to prove he is worth playing beyond mid-table.

Ox has a big season in him I'm sure but avoiding injuries and regular playing time is crucial. He has the potential (:rolleyes:) to be better than both of those two.

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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars

Bravo signs for City.

The outpouring of grief for Hart is hilarious. He's been erratic for years now.

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Friend of mine who is a city fan was going on this morning that Guardiola hadn't given him time to fit into his style of play

I replied to her that he was a goalkeeper he didn't need to fit into a style of play, he just had to stop letting in so many goals at his near post...something he seems frankly incapable of.

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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars

Bravo signs for City.

The outpouring of grief for Hart is hilarious. He's been erratic for years now.

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Hilarious to think of his options now.

Not us, Utd, Chavs or Spuds. Liverpool and Everton are his next best bet.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

Hang on, are you about to defend Wenger again? :lol: I'm shocked.

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Where did I do that? :)

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Originally Posted by Letters

Where did I do that? :)

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Wenger's time is up. He hasn't done well to keep us in the top 4 and against better managers, he's about to get exposed.

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Originally Posted by Kano

:lol: absolutely no way, if it is down to a straight shoot out between the two, I'd take Feo every time.

Zaha's end product is absolutely awful and it's saying something that even last season Feo produced more end product and in less PL games.

Zaha is yet another of those overrated, overhyped and overpriced English players that recieve plaudits because they can control a football occasionally.

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I look at Wilfred Zaha and think that he is 23 and has the potential to develop finishing skills. Plus his ball control is miles better than Theo and works hard for the team as well. When comparing finishing, Theo is better but overall Theo is nowhere near Zaha... again, that doesnt say much about Zaha because Theo is so shit.

Plus at 15 million quid, he seems right about the price range we can afford after not paying the 600 people's salary for a couple of weeks.