2022/23 Vitalii Mykolenko

[Harryflashman]

Consecutive managers haven't given him a chance, so we can only surmise he's beyond dire. The pecking order is Godfrey, Mykolenko, the kit man and Vinagre.

The fact that Dyche has played Godfrey over Mykolenko in most games suggests he knows he's poor, but forced himself into it yesterday by not playing Patterson.

Im honestly not sure you could assemble a squad this bad if you actively tried to achieve it

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

Im honestly not sure you could assemble a squad this bad if you actively tried to achieve it

Mosh was watching Brewster's Million's before he bought us. He's doing his best trying to re-enact his favourite film...

 

[everton1953]

The Ukrainian is a crap player.

 

[coleman=quality]

Not very good

Why has Vinagre not played

Turns out he did his medical in socks rumour has it he has bananas for feet and boomerangs for toes, I’d still give him a go tho.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Where are the Benitez fanboys who were thanking him for an astute signing not so long back?

 

[Carlito]

Avoiding the point I’m making about what kinds of excuses are still flying around for him

I won’t push it

If there was anything dodgy about that deal, it would have had something to do with Usmanov being linked to Dynamo Kiev's owner through the latter's brother (both part of the oligarch cartel behind Moldova Steel Works).

Mykolenko being used as a propaganda mascot was weird, but I think that was more just opportunism in the moment than anything else.

 

[Kev The Rat]

If there was anything dodgy about that deal, it would have had something to do with Usmanov being linked to Dynamo Kiev's owner through the latter's brother (both part of the oligarch cartel behind Moldova Steel Works).

Mykolenko being used as a propaganda mascot was weird, but I think that was more just opportunism in the moment than anything else.

Was thinking it could have been a move to show that our owners aren’t pro Putin but your explanation sounds more plausible

 

[Carlito]

Was thinking it could have been a move to show that our owners aren’t pro Putin but your explanation sounds more plausible

I saw it mentioned that Dynamo were in some sot of financial trouble at the time - or at least the owner was - which leads me to believe that if it was anything, it was just good old-fashioned, Western as apple pie-style corruption.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Grade A steaming trash this fella. Not even Championship material, just awful.

 

[hktoffee]

Crap player.

 

[Mr Happy]

Who scouted this lad? Barely able to kick a ball, with his supposed good foot. Utter rubbish. Rest of them out there aren't much better to be fair.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Grade A steaming trash this fella. Not even Championship material, just awful.

Watching Robinson for Fulham earlier looking very good, certainly attacking wise. Somebody at EFC decided he wasn’t good enough

 

[Kev The Rat]

Would be the worst left back in the championship

 

[Baggzio]

Gave this lad plenty time now but he truly is one of the worst footballers I’ve ever seen get on a football pitch consistently.

Genuine question has there ever been a worse succession plan that has gone from someone great in Baines, to someone very good in Digne to then someone who’s arguably one of the worst full backs across Europe in Mykolenko.

It’s actually tragic how years ago we had one of the world’s best full back pairings in Coleman and Baines, pioneering the forward thinking full back, to this now having comfortably the worst in the league.

 

[MrD]

Makes you realise how good Bainsey was