Its Wales online - just pumping up his tyres, they know full well his landing spot is a top championship club or lower end Prem club.
Ironic that you're calling him a clown and calling him average when you've probably never seen him play. Just because he plays in the championship doesn't mean he could step up.
He acted like a clown that day and he dresses like a hooligan. Don’t cry.
How could you possibly know how many times I’ve seen him play? I’ve seen him play enough in person alone to know he’s not good enough for us. More than happy to revisit it.
Right, what did he do? And there's no need for me to cry, I don't care what you think about some footballer, I just think people who judge others on appearance tend to be clowns
The latter.
Wanker signs and fingers up to Cardiff fans (although McBurnie took the wrath) which is all well and good for a teenage fan but not a professional football player. I also know some of his friends who are delinquents.
I don't, that's why I said probably, like with most fans, when we've been linked with someone they get written off as soon as they've been linked and they've never seen said person play just because it's not a big name or premier league proven.
You're mistaken. Link me to where he did that. I think players joining fans in the stadium and actually acting like fans is great. I think there should be a lot more of that and it's great when players bond with a club. Fair enough if you think McBurnie took it to far (I don't, at all, but matter of opinions), but I'd still like to see some proof of your claim about Rodon.
I LOVE players who go into the stands - that's not my point at all. There's a way to behave and both McBurnie and Rodon crossed the line - it was all over the place at the time, Rodon's brothers social media was the origin.
I disagree about the going too far part, a wanker gesture is the least Cardiff fans deserve. But I can understand thinking that professional footballers shouldn’t be engaging in that kind of behaviour. With Rodon though Bhe didn’t partake in anything untowards, most likely being a Wales player he knew that it wouldn’t go down well for him.
Cheers, I thought it would be.
Even the article itself says that him going to Utd or City would too big of a step-up, and cite Palace, Burnely or Newcastle as a more likely / better move.
Think I saw something where Giggs likened him to pallister - rapid for a big chap once he gets moving
Stables aren't cheap these days.
He will be a bloody good player if he ends up like Pallister.
It’s a Norwegian translation error should say squad player/option.
indeed - pallister and bruce were a great partnership ... strange to think that lescott got more caps than the two of them combined - guess it shows england had some good options at the back at the time
