Louis Rene-Xavier Saha

[bol-uk]

Shame that injury held him back so much.

That last season with us, he was truly gash.

Angered me more than any other player. I have screamed some **** at him, especially last year.

The effort he put in was disgusting. Injuries is on thing but, when you are playing you have to try a least a little bit. I remember against chelsea I could have run on the pitch and nailed him I was so pissed off. The ball would literally roll past him and he'd not even stretch.

 

[jaybeerex]

In a way it's amazing he's managed to limp his way to 34 years old, and still contracted to a premier league club with almost no breaks inbetween considering his horrific injury record.

 

[Brennan]

Angered me more than any other player. I have screamed some **** at him, especially last year.

The effort he put in was disgusting. Injuries is on thing but, when you are playing you have to try a least a little bit. I remember against chelsea I could have run on the pitch and nailed him I was so pissed off. The ball would literally roll past him and he'd not even stretch.

To be fair mate i think a lot of his laziness was due to him being s**t scared of injuring himself constantly. When you have a body made of glass like him you have to try and save it for when real goal scoring moments come up. Unfortunately that doesn't really suit Everton's game.

 

[Summerskin]

The Cahill-Saha axis of awful replaced the whale in my nightmare many moons ago.

*Shudder*.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

Knew he'd be a failure at Sunderland, I think everybody apart from O'Neill did.

I despised him and Tim Cahill last season, both badly past it and living off past glories.

 

[Christiffa25]

I loved Saha. He went very poo his last season but I try and forget that.

Remember him saying early that season that he'd found a way to manage his fitness, choosing which runs to make and which to not. May of improved his fitness but ruined his performances!!

Good luck to him

 

[tommye]

quality player in his day. Top class striker. Pity his legs were made of rice paper.

 

[paulbefc]

He was a genius. One of the, if not the most talented player I've seen in the shirt in my relatively short time. Shame about the injury. He could have had a long, great career at United if he didn't have his problem.

 

[Azzurri]

Talent wise up there with the best possibly even in the world. But talent alone doesn't make good footballers, unfortunately. On his day he was absolutely fantastic.

 

[Azzurri]

Knew he'd be a failure at Sunderland, I think everybody apart from O'Neill did.

I despised him and Tim Cahill last season, both badly past it and living off past glories.

Timmy still put a shift in, though.

 

[Beagers]

Knew he'd be a failure at Sunderland, I think everybody apart from O'Neill did.

I despised him and Tim Cahill last season, both badly past it and living off past glories.

You can't possibly despise Tim Cahill surely,yeah maybe he was here a year too long,but he always gave us every last drop of sweat,in the overall pantheon of Evertonians he maybe wasn't a legend but if you're talking say 2000 to present day,he's up there with Duncan and Arteta IMHO mate.

 

[Azzurri]

You can't possibly despise Tim Cahill surely,yeah maybe he was here a year too long,but he always gave us every last drop of sweat,in the overall pantheon of Evertonians he maybe wasn't a legend but if you're talking say 2000 to present day,he's up there with Duncan and Arteta IMHO mate.

Definitely above Arteta.

 

[Gwladys Nights]

Sign him up Moist!

 

[Summerskin]

We never did get to see Jelavic and Saha as a front two, I wouldn't mind a 6 month deal!

 

[Summerskin]

Timmy still put a shift in, though.

Come on man, that disabled bloke who keeps the grass in check before the game would put a shift in, hardly means much.