Yeah i was trying to say they were never worth what we got for them.I'd add Lescott to that list at least.
I liked lescott and he is one of them that fell away after leaving us
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Yeah i was trying to say they were never worth what we got for them.I'd add Lescott to that list at least.
Yeah i was trying to say they were never worth what we got for them.
I liked lescott and he is one of them that fell away after leaving us
if we don't get Top 4 this season we will lose Lukaku and Stones as well
The main difference between then and now is that kids that show promise are signed by premier league clubs at the age of 10. Back in the 80s you could find quality players in lower division that hadn't been spotted by bigger clubs, a good example being trevor Steven signed from 3rd division burnley.
The main difference between then and now is that kids that show promise are signed by premier league clubs at the age of 10. Back in the 80s you could find quality players in lower division that hadn't been spotted by bigger clubs, a good example being trevor Steven signed from 3rd division burnley.
The money in the next few years will be immense.
The only way we will keep our talent is success and i have a sneaking feeling the capital one cup has our name on it
True, but they're the exception not the norm, you won't get many lower league signings that could walk into a premier league team.John Stones
Jamie Vardy
That lad at Spurs. Scored for England the other week.
But saying that, you aint wrong.
True, but they're the exception not the norm, you won't get many lower league signings that could walk into a premier league team.
Winning is a habit, and all the '80's side in interviews say that the first trophy is the hardest - then, winning becomes a habit.
If we want to be great again, we need to a cup win, starting Tuesday because now is our best chance.
The main difference between then and now is that kids that show promise are signed by premier league clubs at the age of 10. Back in the 80s you could find quality players in lower division that hadn't been spotted by bigger clubs, a good example being trevor Steven signed from 3rd division burnley.