2022/23 Vitalii Mykolenko

[jerseytoffee]

Seems quite injury prone Tierney.

Yeah Tierney is very injury prone... much more than Patterson and Calvert-Lewin for example, who seem to get a lot of stick

 

[Dougie]

I didnt know that mate, thats incredible he came back early. I think its something that doesn't get acknowledged enough with him, it was really important the summer schedule for Ukriane, they were tasked as ambassadors to express their nation hood as a team - it was part of the national effort, but it was a busy programme of games. On top of everything else for the lad, its actually incredible hes performed as he has. Says a lot about him.

I often think personally for him, his move here was a sliding door moment personally, if the move hadnt happened when it did or the invasion earlier, he would have been involved in a war zone, he missed the invasion by a matter of weeks, that must be testing personally, in terms of gratitude but also guilt, not to mention the systemic concern for friends and family which has to be ongoing.

I think hes the type of lad who will grow and grow, he seems to have incredible character and that is a high currency in football.

Think every blue would say they hope he pushes on and becomes a top player for us.

 

[Terrarian]

Some people wouldn't know a good full back if he slapped them in the chops.

 

[The Binman]

Mykolenko is ok for now. Ideally if we could get Tierney in next summer I'd do that. He's out of favour at Arsenal and we could do with more attacking play down that side.

It's fair to say we we're used to that with Baines then Digne.

I do like Tierney but his current injury record isn't great, i'd persevere with Myko for now, or seek an alternate LB. But priority has to be creative midfielder / winger and other attacker at least 2 of that lot.

 

[stamullenblue]

Doing really well for someone who was written off on here after 3 games …??

 

[Toffeelover]

I do like Tierney but his current injury record isn't great, i'd persevere with Myko for now, or seek an alternate LB. But priority has to be creative midfielder / winger and other attacker at least 2 of that lot.

Seems we have a very good LB in U16's but has also played in U18's and U21's, he is Rooney's age ATM, name is Ishie S-S and said to be darn good.

 

[MikeH72]

Mykolenko is ok for now. Ideally if we could get Tierney in next summer I'd do that. He's out of favour at Arsenal and we could do with more attacking play down that side.

It's fair to say we we're used to that with Baines then Digne.

Hang on I thought you’d been calling Patterson glass legs on here for the past month, now you want Tierney?

*checks which Glasgow team Tierney played for*

Ah.

 

[Chrismac]

Mykolenko is ok for now. Ideally if we could get Tierney in next summer I'd do that. He's out of favour at Arsenal and we could do with more attacking play down that side.

It's fair to say we we're used to that with Baines then Digne.

 

[Chrismac]

I like Tierney when he's fit, but thats never for any run of games.
The poor kids a couple of knocks from the scrapyard unfortunately

 

[MikeH72]

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Single glazed legs them.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Single glazed legs them.

Kieron 'Tissue paper' Tierney mate

 

[GlosBlue]

Single glazed legs them.

Looks like knee replacement is on the cards...

 

[witchdoc187]

Gets man of the match Saturday. By Monday he's not good enough.

 

[BigDuncTributeBand]

He might get forward more with Lamprd really pushing him to, as Lampard has alluded to in his last two post match press conferences - he’s really been encouraging him to get up and overlap. It might go better with a cleverer player than Gray who just gets his head down and tries to do too much himself but not seen much to suggest it’ll happen.

Think long term he’ll need upgraded for someone who can defend and contribute to the attack.

 

[davek]

Seems quite injury prone Tierney.

He plays with high intensity and it's usually round the adductor muscle.

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