He maybe a nut job but that boy was born to play football.
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Great talent but the irony is that a lot who are crying out for him on hear would be quick to turn him into the new scapegoat after a couple of bad games.Comment
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Not having that mate. You put a fit adel in this side over a fit Morrison and would be a huge difference. Adel was so strong on the ball and players couldn't just kick him off the park. I know you wasn't an adel fan but come on no comparison in terms of everythingI played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!Comment
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You are bang on mate. I think he is just comparing the stats. Ravel had a good spell during the run in 13/14, but Adel was different class 10/11. He had bad times as well mind...Comment
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Adel was much more easier on the eye and was outstanding in 10/11 where as Ravel just glided across the pitch effortlessly. Both incredibly talented and would love either in a hooped shirt again.Comment
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No one can deny that Adel was a joy to watch for 18 months and scored some truly wonderful goals. Such a shame he has wasted his talent as if he had knuckled down with us he could have gone onto much bigger things, instead of imploding. Ravel will always be a maverick style player too, the temperament comes with the territory, I wonder what would have happened to Stan this day and age with Social Media too. Its a real shame clubs dont allow for the maverick style players anymore as they know how to entertain whether its for good or bad reasons :-), take Adel out of that side in 2011 and would we have gone up.....i very much doubt it, its all about getting the right mix.Comment
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Some bloke on twitter was saying he faded right off for us and was even dropped towards the end of his short spell here.
Anyone with a good memory clarify that?Comment
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I'm with you on this one, hurry please.Comment
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