Phil Jagielka

[blue61]

Too many birds in footie these days...that's whats wrong with the game.

Too many tits in here, that's for sure.

 

[Bakodaeko]

???

Pardon me?

I just think you guys hinder the real business that needs to be done in footie.

 

[LinekersLegs]

I just think you guys hinder the real business that needs to be done in footie.

How? And what is the real business?

 

[Goat]

I just think you guys hinder the real business that needs to be done in footie.

Im a lad, lad.

 

[Donald Twain]

Im a lad, lad.

hold my hand x

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

Personally think he has often shown leadership on the pitch by his performances, like he did at Wembley last year despite being injured.

But then I have never been a big fan of the Terry/Gerrard yell at someone style, just seems like trying to publicly humiliate a teammate a lot of the time.

It's not a question of yelling at someone, it's making sure his teammates know what their doing and giving instructions if they get it wrong. When the back four is a total calamity you'd think the captain would be telling them to get it together but nothing comes from Jagielka. When the team is struggling, like we've been for over two years now the captain should be playing his part in leading the side and helping his teammates. I don't see that from Jags. I haven't said he's never been a good player for us because that would be untrue. I just don't think he's ever been a good captain and that he's got away with mistakes that others would of been crucified for.

 

[Bakodaeko]

Too many tits in here, that's for sure.

Yep, let Phil play forever, and, ever..ever...ever after in an EFC shirt.

 

[bicycleheader]

Too many birds in footie these days...that's whats wrong with the game.

Ronald Cooman

 

[Bakodaeko]

How? And what is the real business?

Smashing people on the pitch or dressing rooms in the name of EFC.

 

[LinekersLegs]

It's not a question of yelling at someone, it's making sure his teammates know what their doing and giving instructions if they get it wrong. When the back four is a total calamity you'd think the captain would be telling them to get it together but nothing comes from Jagielka. When the team is struggling, like we've been for over two years now the captain should be playing his part in leading the side and helping his teammates. I don't see that from Jags. I haven't said he's never been a good player for us because that would be untrue. I just don't think he's ever been a good captain and that he's got away with mistakes that others would of been crucified for.

I'd agree that at times he could be a bit more vocal in his directing of other players, especially at set pieces.

But think in general he has represented us as captain well both on and off the pitch.

 

[Goat]

Smashing people on the pitch or dressing rooms in the name of EFC.

Oi Oi Eko lad, are you a LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaD?

 

[bicycleheader]

Smashing people on the pitch or dressing rooms in the name of EFC.

With hammers?

 

[Bakodaeko]

With hammers?

No with a Dave Watson...just a thought

 

[Bakodaeko]

Oi Oi Eko lad, are you a LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaD?

Pipe down

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

I'd agree that at times he could be a bit more vocal in his directing of other players, especially at set pieces.

But think in general he has represented us as captain well both on and off the pitch.

Off the pitch as an ambassador to the club definitely. On the pitch as player, in the past certainly but not so much recently just like everyone else. As a captain I though I honestly don't think he's enough of a leader. Some are just natural leaders while some need to be lead and Jagielka just isn't a leader for me.