EPL Talk - Latest Comments in Javier Garrido: The Forgotten Man

Re: Javier Garrido: The Forgotten Man

Ibracadabra — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 21:41:10 -0000

DR LL - City can't defend though. At all. They just can't. What's the point if Garrido's crosses or attacking play is great - he is a left back not a left midfielder. Once in a while a rare fullback like Bosingwa comes along who can attack and defend, but Garrido should learn the former rather than the latter, and he would be a staple in any Premier League team....

Re: Javier Garrido: The Forgotten Man

Dr. LL — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 21:09:30 -0000

I agree with RT , Ball never made the good assist to other . He is an ordinary football player. Garrido should be supported to drag his tatent out like serving free kick or well cooperation with Robinho and others. If you do not believe , please review games of Robinho played with Garrido and Robinho played with Ball . You can see the differences.

Re: Javier Garrido: The Forgotten Man

RT Wilcock — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 19:47:11 -0000

Most clubs operate the 1 reserve player for all positions. If thats the case then Garrido has little of a future left at City. I agree with Barry, i do believe that Garrido is a nice guy who genuinely cares, unlike some foreigners, however i just can't see Hughes dumping Ball for a unproven spanish journeyman.

If we are talking forgotten men then take a look at Kevin Nolan at Bolton and James Beattie, although he's slumming it at Sheffield United now....

Re: Javier Garrido: The Forgotten Man

Brian — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 15:30:21 -0000

Great idea for a series, Gaffer. Looking forward to it.