SirJimmySchoular wrote:Apparently he's a bit unsettled at Bournemouth because he's not getting into the team.
He's 36 years old and no doubt past his best , but on the other hand there's no doubt that he's a top quality goal scorer .
Obviously , it's occurring to me that maybe we could get him either on loan or a transfer in the window , but I'm undecided whether this would be likely to work.
I'm genuinely on the fence with this, so what do people think of that idea?
paulh_85 wrote:we are already going to finish in the top half apparently so why waste vast sums of wages on a 36 year old?
SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
paulh_85 wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
you have a few years on me clearly (though ive aged a lot quicker since reading your posts )
2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
We have created loads of chances this season we just havnt taken them
SirJimmySchoular wrote:paulh_85 wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
you have a few years on me clearly (though ive aged a lot quicker since reading your posts )
That's better than the one I had in mind - thought you'd call me Captain Mainwaring.
SirJimmySchoular wrote:wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
We have created loads of chances this season we just havnt taken them
Exactly ! We need someone who can reliably do that and there's a shortage of them on the market, which is why it occurred to me - although whether he still can is the question really.
wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
We have created loads of chances this season we just havnt taken them
wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
We have created loads of chances this season we just havnt taken them
Lengee wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:paulh_85 wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
you have a few years on me clearly (though ive aged a lot quicker since reading your posts )
That's better than the one I had in mind - thought you'd call me Captain Mainwaring.
I was thinking more of Private Godfrey
Or even....
KERPOW...with a couple of taps on the laptop Hard of Hearing has been transformed into Sir Jimmy Schoular
SirJimmySchoular wrote:Lengee wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:paulh_85 wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
you have a few years on me clearly (though ive aged a lot quicker since reading your posts )
That's better than the one I had in mind - thought you'd call me Captain Mainwaring.
I was thinking more of Private Godfrey
Or even....
KERPOW...with a couple of taps on the laptop Hard of Hearing has been transformed into Sir Jimmy Schoular
What a perceptive man you must be to recognise me as a placid and feeble individual.
dogfound wrote:wez1927 wrote:2blue2handle wrote:Always rated Defoe and still think he has enough about him at 36, problem is you need to create chances for him and the way we play he would need to cover a lot of ground.
Don't see it working.
We have created loads of chances this season we just havnt taken them
I must be going to the toilet more than I thought I was..
Lengee wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:Lengee wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:paulh_85 wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:No idea what makes me think of this, but does anyone remember that character Fraser on Dads Army ?
( nice little feed line for you there Paul)
you have a few years on me clearly (though ive aged a lot quicker since reading your posts )
That's better than the one I had in mind - thought you'd call me Captain Mainwaring.
I was thinking more of Private Godfrey
Or even....
KERPOW...with a couple of taps on the laptop Hard of Hearing has been transformed into Sir Jimmy Schoular
What a perceptive man you must be to recognise me as a placid and feeble individual.
More case of different perceptions...I always saw in the Private Godrey character a kind well meaning man. Ok a bit past his best, (aren't we all), but he had served his country in the first war and was well liked by all.
,,... .Bluebirds
actionman wrote:I would snap him up if possible turns half chances into goals went to Sunderland latter end of a season and kept them up with his goals. If we bought him he would score stacks of goals in the championship
montyblue wrote:As much as i like defoe the way to go is youngsters look at the current wales sqaud young lads playing without fear and fast no sticks required just thinking about our kadeem harris give the young guys a go, plus the opposition hardly no whats infront of them, the older guys they know how they play and set up accordingly and whats better than seeing some young kid turning on the style and people saying who the f..k is that.
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