Silhillvilla
Vital Football Legend
He'd have scored for us in that first half last night if he'd been playing
He has scored 4 goals in 30 odd games at this level.He'd have scored for us in that first half last night if he'd been playing
He'd have scored for us in that first half last night if he'd been playing
Conor now 2 goals in 2 games...
Very pleased for him.
I'm not going to get into this patehtic argument some seem to be havbing about how he'd nbe doing if he was still here. I've always been Conor's biggest fan and am extremely thankful for everythimng he's done for us.
I still maintain he has proved himself at this level and is a good standard Premier League player, when you look at some of the other dross Premier League teams field in their midfields week in week out. Fingers crossed Swansea come back up and he gets back playing regularly at a level he deserves.
But as much as it hurts to say it, his time with us was probably up given the way our targets have shifted (now aiming for Europe) and the signings we've made.
Perhaps you didn't see the comments made by our manager Silhill? He didn't want to let Hourihane go, but Hourihane was unhappy at not being a regular starter and wanted to go somewhere and play. If you think keeping a miserable player (who is complaining about not playing) in the squad is beneficial please enlighten me.... I'm happy for him that he's doing well at Swansea, and I'm happy that we have evolved into a team that is no longer reliant on an occasional set-piece from an otherwise very average player to get us points....There is no proof at this stage that Sanson is a higher calibre player. I also doubt he will hit the ground running in the premier league, maybe next season he will if he settles and adapts to the league. Letting Hourihane go this season has weakened us. Then again some fans had Hourihane as the scapegoat whatever so won't see objectively ever.
By "pathetic argument" I assume you mean difference of opinion.