Victor Chinedu Anichebe

[Neiler]

He will a massively important player for us, i tipped him at the start of the season to really set fire t our season and i stand by that.

 

[evilwebby]

Anichebe is the saviour- Sweet Jesus is that how low we've sunk?

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Anichebe will never be good enough, unfortunately I can see us being stuck with him and him regularly being not good enough, and falling over to try and get a free-kick.

 

[Deleted member 28206]

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_6548260,00.html

Out of contract in 6 months?

 

[BlueTak]

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_6548260,00.html

Out of contract in 6 months?

Yep, we really need to get him signed on a new deal, would be fuming if we lost him for nothing.

 

[Alio]

Yeah this was mentioned somewhere in here a couple of months ago.....time is slipping away

 

[billycopper]

I've only just noticed this myself. It would be a nightmare to lose both Pienaar and Anichebe for nothing in the summer, especially after what happened with Gosling.

 

[RFUS]

I didn't care about Gosling -- money aside -- because he never impressed me much. Anichebe however is a bulldozer, who's finally managed to add a bit of guile and technique to his game. I'm confident that given a full season or two, without injuries and with week in, week out playing time, he'll become a top striker. And I hope that's for us, because losing him -- for nought especially -- would be awful.

 

[tony hibberts right foot]

Just refering back to the poll but which samaras are u on about? Not that fecker that flopped at Citeh i hope surely?!

 

[billycopper]

I didn't care about Gosling -- money aside -- because he never impressed me much. Anichebe however is a bulldozer, who's finally managed to add a bit of guile and technique to his game. I'm confident that given a full season or two, without injuries and with week in, week out playing time, he'll become a top striker. And I hope that's for us, because losing him -- for nought especially -- would be awful.

I'm just speaking financially. Say Gosling would be worth £2.5m, Pienaar £8m and Anichebe £3.5m for argument's sake, that's £14m worth of assets down the drain.

 

[Great Dane]

I didn't care about Gosling -- money aside -- because he never impressed me much. Anichebe however is a bulldozer, who's finally managed to add a bit of guile and technique to his game. I'm confident that given a full season or two, without injuries and with week in, week out playing time, he'll become a top striker. And I hope that's for us, because losing him -- for nought especially -- would be awful.

Still think he is massively overrated. Besides scoring goals in Europe - where they had no experience in dealing with a player his type - he has never been prolific. Still think that Vaughan is the better player and the one we should keep.

As long as we have Moyes as a manager Yaubu will not be a regular again and we might as well get rid of him. Saha as well as he really can't be bothered it seems. Yes I know that only leaves Vaughan, Cahill and Beckford, but we should get around £5 m. for the three of them, I know that is low but in todays market is what we realistically can hope for.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

His goal away to Metallist Kharkiv was slass.

I think it would benefit his career if he moved.

 

[RFUS]

Still think he is massively overrated. Besides scoring goals in Europe - where they had no experience in dealing with a player his type - he has never been prolific. Still think that Vaughan is the better player and the one we should keep.

As long as we have Moyes as a manager Yaubu will not be a regular again and we might as well get rid of him. Saha as well as he really can't be bothered it seems. Yes I know that only leaves Vaughan, Cahill and Beckford, but we should get around £5 m. for the three of them, I know that is low but in todays market is what we realistically can hope for.

I'm not arguing about past-Vic. No doubt, he was the very antithesis to prolific. Utter [Poor language removed].

But then early last year, post-Moyes argument, he seemed to just transform. All of a sudden he was looking really good, and for that few game spell was by far our best player. Then he got injured again, but I've faith he can reclaim -- and more importantly -- build on that form.

 

[Big Neville Southall]

At 22 he needs regular togger

 

[billycopper]

Coleman will ultimately be a right back and Donovan, if he does come, will only be here temporarily. That leaves an Anichebe-shaped hole waiting to be filled on our right of midfield.