Robinho

Thoughts on him? Reason for the thread, is because i'm fed up of him playing so shit away from home, and I don't understand it? The whole team have had shockers away from home, but he totally looks uninterested to me.

I think his heart isn't really with us, and he realises that he daren't put in similar performances at COMS. I wouldn't be surprised if he isn't with us next August.
*Blows cobwebs off tin hat*

jimharri wrote:
*Blows cobwebs off tin hat*

why? you never seem to take it off.
same with your coat.

Stato wrote:

jimharri wrote:
*Blows cobwebs off tin hat*

why? you never seem to take it off.
same with your coat.

Very good!
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I think he's an integral, if replaceable piece in the current MCFC jigsaw puzzle.

11 goals, 4 assists (Just in the Prem) and is mainly involved in anything of substance we have to offer.

I believe he'll be given a complete free role next year once we have replacements for the left hand side thus giving us both attacking and defensive balance.

We struggled to find a balance away from home this season, to beegin with it was because half our team were purely attack minded and everyone seemed to have a free role meaning when attacks broke down we were easy to pick off. We're finally getting a balance with De Jong Zab Ireland (Or a DM/CM/AM) combination and our players are now starting to find thier feet in the system.

Robinho is such a naturally gifted player; but he needs people around him to open doors, create space make runs otherwise 11 v 1 is only going to have one outcome. Away from home we haven't had that this season.

His pricetag means that pundits will immediately expect him to win us matches on his own and beat 5 players and slot it in the top corner every time he recieves the ball. Yet if he was to do that, we'd be a one man team, we can't win.

I think he is commited to City, for now anyway, he's reveling being the bish fish in the growing pond. He's an intergral if not irreplacable cog in our team and i hope he's with us for many years to come.

Experience has taught me to cherish every moment Robinho is with us for to be honest. All too often we've had class players only to lose them before long and no doubt the same will happen with Robinho. Unless we've finally turned a corner.