He's hardly played but its a bit frustrating to see him go already since he was played out of position and I really doubt we'll get a replacement. It's just the owners penny pinching.
Blame that on BR, you play a system that doesnt suit him 50% of the time, and then play him out of role.
And Dortmund profits from all this. Heard he took a massive wage cut to join them (Not sure if that happens in loan deals).
18 months loan deal with an option to buy. Fantastic deal for Dortmund.
Sahin is not a loss because he didn't contribute to anything that has happened for various reasons
potentially it could have been a very good deal but wasn't to be! Still a great deal for Dortmund
It's gunna be really frustrating to watch him go from our bench to possibly starting in the champions league tho :L
But if he doesnt fit, then might as well not pay the wage.
Watching Soccer Saturday and its getting quite funny,
on the Suarez Handball v Mansfield, apparently he should have told the referee and blah blah blah
Any other player there would be none of this..
TBH to Le Tissier he is saying the Carroll ( United v Spurs ) didnt own up, the Le Fondre hand ball earlier in the season was identical and Crouch's hand ball's against Stoke v Man City
all of which Nobody owned up, all of which hardly anything was made out of it,
Its quite laughable really
It's even affecting the church:
A NOTTS clergyman has spoken out against the "evils" of football following Mansfield Town FC's controversial FA Cup defeat to Liverpool .Mr Jones, 67, said: "I have long thought that the game of football suffers from two evils, too much money and a lack of sportsmanship. I watched the game on TV and both my wife and I were incensed. "I accept the referee made the decision, but the player could have been a real gentleman and owned up to it.
"In society as a whole we don't tend to see sportsmanship so much now."
After the game, Liverpool's manager Brendan Rodgers said it wasn't for Suarez to own up to the handball.
But Mr Jones said: "On this occasion the player I believe knew he had done wrong by his reactions following the incident, but felt he either did not want to do the decent thing or felt under too much pressure from what the team and manager's reaction might be.
"I understand there is little that can be done about the excess money in the game, but is it too late to bring back sportsmanship?"
Mr Jones said he expected the incident to be the talk of the congregation at Bridge Street Methodist Church, as well as at Nottingham Road Methodist Church and Bethel Methodist Church, which he also covers.
"Some fans will say 'we were robbed', but I expect others will be more philosophical and say 'at least we've had our day'."
not denying it was harsh on Mansfield,
but the criticism for the individual is because of who he is, it has nothing to do with what he did as there has been plenty of occasions this season things like this have happened