Darron Gibson - And If You Know Your History

[gheesom]

Any links to this? I missed the earlier one (which has now been removed).

 

[Azzurri]

the way he joined in with the booing of Radzinski on his return to GP with Fulham was funny

Hahaha what? Don't remember that.

 

[harryjam]

I was furious when Gibson signed. The pie I eat every time he plays is very very humble. He keeps us ticking over, essential keeping him fit.

 

[blaggerblue]

the way he joined in with the booing of Radzinski on his return to GP with Fulham was funny

Remember that well the camera went right on him and the mike picked up the boo!...radz pissed himself tbf.

 

[electricblue]

But... Gravesen was rubbish...

He was wasted out wide under Smith but was excellent when moved by Moyes into the centre. Same as what happened to Carsley in many ways. Ran the game for us on many occassions with MOM performances. Some of the killer balls he would play through to the strikers were sublime. Then Madrid bought him for a holding midfielder role, something he never was.

 

[D_Murph]

how did he ever play for Real Madrid?
http://footytransfers09.blogspot.co.uk/2009/02/farewell-thomas-gravesen.html

 

[Number_25]

I would love to see Mad Dog be a manager.

Could you imagine being 2-0 down at half-time and going back to see him in a cleanly pressed suit sat in a dark corner.

 

[ToxtethBlue]

I'm sure if you asked Moyes he'd consider Gravesen to be one of the most talented players he's managed. He was a talented player wasted in direct, long ball team for the majority of his time here, a footballer surrounded by workman like players not on his wavelength. As soon as we got a bit of pace and movement around him the vision was there for everyone to see. He'd have been much more suited to this Everton side.

 

[allen]

the way he joined in with the booing of Radzinski on his return to GP with Fulham was funny

Didn't Grav drive a Renault Clio with a Radzinski mini kit in the back window, too?