Oh you scallywag. Try again, but with less WUMming. Big clue: the motto is in Latin, and requires translation in full.
This should be an interesting peek into mild craziness. Continue, Michael.
And in retrospect, we would have been better to play Barry in central defence in every single game that Alcaraz got onto the pitch, because Alcaraz absolutely sucked immense hairy spheres. Name three games where he wasn't abysmally substandard. I'll wait.
So you confirm that wage-thief McGeady was one-dimensional, but somehow this is a good thing? His record with us proves that regardless of how many dimensions he had to his game, he was grossly unproductive. He was every bit as bad as people said - including the people in the championship, to where he was loaned out when his Everton career flickered into nothingness and was mercifully culled.
I didn't call McCarthy a flop. I said that overall, given the extraordinary amount of games he's missed due to injury weighed against his one good season of consistent, effective play, I would regard him as a mediocre transfer. To compare to the two players you mention, McCarthy was a far better transfer than Kone and is CURRENTLY a better transfer than Niasse... but Niasse is starting to show a glimmer of usefulness and Macca is done here.
Being better than Kone does not make you great. It just means you aren't an absolute fraud masquerading as a footballer, stealing a wage whilst commuting between the physio room and camel riding lessons.
But we are off-topic and you, Michael, appear to be smoking obscene amounts of crack.
