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Hahaha I remember seeing him out in Manchester at Tiger Tiger one time. He was on loan with us and I followed him around in my drunken state like a proper weirdo and got loadsa photos with him. For like the last 3 hours he just stayed in a corner with his coat on that looked like a bin liner necking this proper ugly girl. I high fived him aswell.

Excellent banter.
 
EFCNIK said:
Hahaha I remember seeing him out in Manchester at Tiger Tiger one time. He was on loan with us and I followed him around in my drunken state like a proper weirdo and got loadsa photos with him. For like the last 3 hours he just stayed in a corner with his coat on that looked like a bin liner necking this proper ugly girl. I high fived him aswell.

Excellent banter.
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Hahahaha love this.
 
EFCNIK said:
Hahaha I remember seeing him out in Manchester at Tiger Tiger one time. He was on loan with us and I followed him around in my drunken state like a proper weirdo and got loadsa photos with him. For like the last 3 hours he just stayed in a corner with his coat on that looked like a bin liner necking this proper ugly girl. I high fived him aswell.

Excellent banter.
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Um, Pics or GTFO?!
 

And one more thing to add, since I pined for Jo to succeed.

Obviously the City move completely took him out of his comfort zone and f*cked his confidence somewhat; bear in mind that at CSKA he was one of many Brazillians at the club and he got to ply his trade sitting just off of the totally awesome Wagner Love.

Compare that to here where he was obviously told to run every channel and get on the end of a pointless Phil Neville lofted chip/Hibbert howitzer.

I believe he played up top in a front 2 once with Saha, against Chelsea away (ended 3-3).

Now he obviously wasn't Willy World Beater but if we'd (or more particularly Moist) played him to his strengths we might have seen a different player...

...he obviously had that Brazillian bad-boy party attitude though if you read through this thread and several other articles (particularly when he was at Fenerbache)...a certified no-no at Everton.
 

Summerskin said:
And one more thing to add, since I pined for Jo to succeed.

Obviously the City move completely took him out of his comfort zone and f*cked his confidence somewhat; bear in mind that at CSKA he was one of many Brazillians at the club and he got to ply his trade sitting just off of the totally awesome Wagner Love.

Compare that to here where he was obviously told to run every channel and get on the end of a pointless Phil Neville lofted chip/Hibbert howitzer.

I believe he played up top in a front 2 once with Saha, against Chelsea away (ended 3-3).

Now he obviously wasn't Willy World Beater but if we'd (or more particularly Moist) played him to his strengths we might have seen a different player...

...he obviously had that Brazillian bad-boy party attitude though if you read through this thread and several other articles (particularly when he was at Fenerbache)...a certified no-no at Everton.
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I never saw past his 1st touch myself, it was hard to 'cos he never usually got a 2nd one.

He is very gangly and bendy, maybe his feet are made of rubber ?
 
Summerskin said:
And one more thing to add, since I pined for Jo to succeed.

Obviously the City move completely took him out of his comfort zone and f*cked his confidence somewhat; bear in mind that at CSKA he was one of many Brazillians at the club and he got to ply his trade sitting just off of the totally awesome Wagner Love.

Compare that to here where he was obviously told to run every channel and get on the end of a pointless Phil Neville lofted chip/Hibbert howitzer.

I believe he played up top in a front 2 once with Saha, against Chelsea away (ended 3-3).

Now he obviously wasn't Willy World Beater but if we'd (or more particularly Moist) played him to his strengths we might have seen a different player...

...he obviously had that Brazillian bad-boy party attitude though if you read through this thread and several other articles (particularly when he was at Fenerbache)...a certified no-no at Everton.
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Why's it always Moyes' fault when a player isn't good enough? As with Bily he had no one to blame but himself.
 

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