Romelu Lukaku

[bignev23]

People acting like their Lukaku's mar being all defensive an getting all frustrated cos a few Everton fans aren't brown nosing an ex player. Who's arsed ?

 

[kev]

People acting like their Lukaku's mar being all defensive an getting all frustrated cos a few Everton fans aren't brown nosing an ex player. Who's arsed ?

Well you were obviously arsed enough to post about it

 

[Jimmy The Hat]

I bet the people that don't rate Lukaku voted for Brexit.

 

[nsno-chris]

I’m surprised his trampoline shins didn’t protect him when he fell to the floor

 

[Baines' left foot]

theres a lack of objectivity to our fanbase which is quite off putting to be honest

Runs around a lot but not actually achieving anything = 100% unwavering support from the Park Enders.

Takes more risks with forward passes that occasionally go astray = Not good enough.

 

[Blue Pride of Brum]

Come on fellas its the end of a year and the start of a new one and you shouldnt be pretending to hate your best goal scorer of the Premier League era because he left you for Manchester Utd. Leave your tears in 2017

 

[Elong]

We don't need any of this tippy tappy nonsense we need players that will run through brick walls for us !!!!!


I wonder how many of the usual suspects in this thread rejoiced when he got stretchered off last night.

Ian's banned, but I bet he did a little jig.

 

[Khalekan]

That's one way to look at it. But even if you're not really passionate about the club you're playing for you can do a lot better than he has concerning his attitude and his behaviour. The most telling scene about him when he tried to knick that amazing goal off Tom Davies against ManCity last season. I don't think we're necessarily better off without him when it comes to football but his personality is certainly not missed. Don't want to see egomaniacs like him in a royal blue shirt. Does that make sense to you?

Another example is the goal against Boro last season.

Bolasie centred it and Lukaku went for it...the ball winds up in the net and Rom immediately starts pointing the finger at himself, signalling his claim to have got a touch.

No matter how often I look at that goal, I still think there was no touch and that Yala should have had the credit.

Even the other players rush to congratulate Bolasie lol

 

[BlueLee]

Wish he was playing, would help with the atmosphere after his 'banter' at us at Old Trafford

 

[Elong]

Another example is the goal against Boro last season.

Bolasie centred it and Lukaku went for it...the ball winds up in the net and Rom immediately starts pointing the finger at himself, signalling his claim to have got a touch.

No matter how often I look at that goal, I still think there was no touch and that Yala should have had the credit.

Even the other players rush to congratulate Bolasie lol

He also let the ball roll in when Tom Davies scored that cracker against City. Wasn't all selfish.

 

[Kurt.]

He's boss and anyone who.disagrees just doesn't understand football... sorry.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Any striker would struggle in this current Man United team. Anyone with an ounce of football knowledge would know that. Still he’s scored 10 goals despite being “awful”.

 

[Lad from Vienna]

He also let the ball roll in when Tom Davies scored that cracker against City. Wasn't all selfish.

Watch it again, he tried hard to get a touch, lifted his finger right away to signal he was the scorer and the commentator later on says that he tried to claim it for himself.

 

[Elong]

Watch it again, he tried hard to get a touch, lifted his finger right away to signal he was the scorer and the commentator later on says that he tried to claim it for himself.

Bollocks.

 

[Prevenger17]

Bollocks.

It's true, he did. He tried to rob a teenager of his first PL goal, the man is a fiend as well as a bog average footballer