Saha's Goodbye

BigBlueBalls · February 12, 2012

Summerskin said:
Yakubu has played as a 1 all season; the Derby aside he put **** all in for us in 2010/11...don't try and put his current work against us, he did [Poor language removed] all in about 60 post-injury games for us.

And don't forget the half arsed penalty against FIorentina.

99% of how I think and feel. He is a lesser Anelka, gets a sulk on when he wants a move to facilitate a payday. I want to know what they both do with their money.

kenada_blue · February 12, 2012

Yak is boss.

Christiffa25 · February 12, 2012

Yak is... T o s s !!

Elong · February 12, 2012

Christiffa25 said:
Yak is... T o s s !!

Yak has scored nearly as many as our team put together, useless lazy fat [Poor language removed].

Hibbosculturedrightboot · February 12, 2012

I'd have a motivated yak back in a heartbeat

ToffeeBlueNose · February 12, 2012

Its not coincidence that saha notched 2goals already for a team that plays passing football, he would of scored for us given proper service.

Christiffa25 · February 12, 2012

Saha was partnered with Cahill. I've never seen a worse partnership.

Cahill is a big hindrance, the sooner he becomes a bench player the better for are team.

Louis needed a change and to have better footballimg players in and around him to make up for his weak legs/non running style.

Woolly Blue · February 12, 2012

Happy for Saha. Hope he carries on scoring for Spurs ... unless he's playing us.
Basically he was too old to defend corners and then get up the other end, so he no longer had a role here in a Moyes team but that interview shows that he left with dignity and class. I'll applaud him when he come back.