Louis Saha

How do you now feel about Saha ?

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He's an excellent player, you must be daft to think otherwise. Argueably world class when fully fit, but there lies the problem.

He very much reminds me of Dwight Yorke, and that's positive.
 
Would be happy with an appearence record of 25 and 10 goals, come on Louis lad.

Quality striker, doesnt offer much else bar his quality in front of goal but im comfortable with that.

Was thinking today for such a good strike force its cost us relatively nothing only Yaks fee and thats it.

Also anyone have the sense that Vic has been a bit disowned by the club recently, havnt heard anything about him lately.
 
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reckon Saha has been in a catch 22 for the last few seasons, his lack of fitness causing injuries which in turn caused lack of fitness, he seems to have been allowed to build up his fitness level without being pitched in and having to give more than he had in the tank, he looks stronger and with the yak upfront it'll be like a wwf tagteam, lets hope they go to town on "The me'laaaaaaaaa's" and daddy splash one whilst sticking the other out of the ring.
 
Holy crap that is a fecking [Poor language removed] headline! It would get people to read a very uninteresting story though :P
 
Nah , still not for me , to be honest . Defo got ability , but can't get away from defenders , thus hits most of his goals , trap-touch-shoot . A striker will not get 15-20 in this league with this as his only weapon . Least , thats my opinion .
Hope I'm wrong .
 
Obviously talented, but far too fragile. Maybe useful if used sparingly, such as impact sub. Haven't really seen enough of him to be able to judge his attitude/character.
 
Not convinced about him as a lone striker in a 4-5-1. But reckon he could be ace playing with the Yak, and perhaps with Jo, in a 4-4-2.

And that's possible when Arteta's back.
 
A fit Saha is a definate asset.

There wont be too much wrong with our forward line if they all stay injury free, more concerned (as mentioned earlier) about the supply and quality behind them.
 
Can't believe that people can be negative about him other than because of his injury record. A fit Saha has as much impact as a fit Yakubu. The problem we have is keeping him at that fitness.

But it is a FACT :) that Saha is one of the better PL strikers, and would fit would rather well into any PL squad.

He's ace and Tox B, as ever, was bang on in his assessment.
 
Nebbiolo said:
Can't believe that people can be negative about him other than because of his injury record. A fit Saha has as much impact as a fit Yakubu. The problem we have is keeping him at that fitness.

But it is a FACT :) that Saha is one of the better PL strikers, and would fit would rather well into any PL squad.

He's ace and Tox B, as ever, was bang on in his assessment.
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Apart from the smilie, thats a really right post with lots of right things in it.

A Toccoid says, the only world class player on our payroll WHEN fit.
 
CanadaToffee said:
Not convinced about him as a lone striker in a 4-5-1. But reckon he could be ace playing with the Yak, and perhaps with Jo, in a 4-4-2.

And that's possible when Arteta's back.
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Can't play as a lone striker. Really Jo can't either(Maybe the best) nor can Yak. So expect difficult treading until we can learn to play 4-4-2 again against good opposition.
 
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