Bojan KantKick
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- Sep 5, 2014
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Who has been the biggest flop this season. This is not about crap players who continued to be crap but highly rated players who have underperformed for their new club.
Poll Options Rationale:
- Donny VDB:
£40m transfer from the Ajax Football Factory who has looked tidy on the few occasions he has played but you'd expect a whole lot more for the price tag. Poor transfer for United who were supposed to be buying a Pogba replacement but instead bought a backup to Bruno. Not starting ahead of McFred is telling.
- Thomas Partey: Big money signing from Atletico Madrid who started the season well but looks more and more isolated and disinterested in midfield for Arsenal. Should improve when Peps rent boy / cone collector finally gets sacked.
- Willian: Don't think I need to go into detail with this one...
- Thiago Alaloltara:
Seen as a bargain signing from Bayern who would help Liverpool in their title defence. He has had his worse season in a decade and has contributed nothing to the Liverpool midfield except his standard 12 thumbs up per game.
- Nathan Ake:
Has had a tough season with injury but when fit has barely played. Will have to have the splinters removed from his backside in a few weeks. Has spent more time as an unused sub than he has played. Considering the fee paid, he is on the list.
- Timo Werner:
Touch of a rapist. The white Lukaku without the goals. Definitely a contender for this 'award'. Has scored 12 goals in 47 games this season so far versus 34 in 45 last season. Signed as a goalscorer but hasn't done the business.
- Kai Havertz:
Big money signing at circa £70m in the summer has significantly underperformed expectations, 17 G/A in 41 games this season versus 27 in 45 last season. Clearly talented and one for the future but I think everyone was expecting a whole lot more from him.
- Hakim Ziyech:
4 G/A in 20 appearances, and they came against the mighty Burnley and Sheffield United. Bloke should be in his prime at 28 years old but has been poor, particularly for fee paid. Think Van Der Sar pulled the wool over United and Chelsea's eyes in the summer. Chelsea's summer window reminds me of Woody signing Myki, Pogba and Zlatan based off there who scored ratings.
- Gareth Bale:
When you are on £300k per week, were once in the top 3 players in the premier league and the world, there is a sense of expectation. Still unsure if he is washed or he doesn't give a s**t. Despite not costing Spurs a fee except for a share of his wages, given the expectation behind his arrival, he has been very underwhelming.
- Rhian Brewster:
Seriously, can clubs stop donating money to Liverpool for their s**t rejects. Like Ibe and Solanke, they managed to fleece a club destined for relegation with a reserve player who had never done the business in the prem. Questionable whether there was any expectation on him when signed, but any expectation evaporated when he started to play. Zero goals and assists in 28 games ffs. Ali Dia in disguise?
Poll Options Rationale:
- Donny VDB:
£40m transfer from the Ajax Football Factory who has looked tidy on the few occasions he has played but you'd expect a whole lot more for the price tag. Poor transfer for United who were supposed to be buying a Pogba replacement but instead bought a backup to Bruno. Not starting ahead of McFred is telling.
- Thomas Partey: Big money signing from Atletico Madrid who started the season well but looks more and more isolated and disinterested in midfield for Arsenal. Should improve when Peps rent boy / cone collector finally gets sacked.
- Willian: Don't think I need to go into detail with this one...
- Thiago Alaloltara:
Seen as a bargain signing from Bayern who would help Liverpool in their title defence. He has had his worse season in a decade and has contributed nothing to the Liverpool midfield except his standard 12 thumbs up per game.
- Nathan Ake:
Has had a tough season with injury but when fit has barely played. Will have to have the splinters removed from his backside in a few weeks. Has spent more time as an unused sub than he has played. Considering the fee paid, he is on the list.
- Timo Werner:
Touch of a rapist. The white Lukaku without the goals. Definitely a contender for this 'award'. Has scored 12 goals in 47 games this season so far versus 34 in 45 last season. Signed as a goalscorer but hasn't done the business.
- Kai Havertz:
Big money signing at circa £70m in the summer has significantly underperformed expectations, 17 G/A in 41 games this season versus 27 in 45 last season. Clearly talented and one for the future but I think everyone was expecting a whole lot more from him.
- Hakim Ziyech:
4 G/A in 20 appearances, and they came against the mighty Burnley and Sheffield United. Bloke should be in his prime at 28 years old but has been poor, particularly for fee paid. Think Van Der Sar pulled the wool over United and Chelsea's eyes in the summer. Chelsea's summer window reminds me of Woody signing Myki, Pogba and Zlatan based off there who scored ratings.
- Gareth Bale:
When you are on £300k per week, were once in the top 3 players in the premier league and the world, there is a sense of expectation. Still unsure if he is washed or he doesn't give a s**t. Despite not costing Spurs a fee except for a share of his wages, given the expectation behind his arrival, he has been very underwhelming.
- Rhian Brewster:
Seriously, can clubs stop donating money to Liverpool for their s**t rejects. Like Ibe and Solanke, they managed to fleece a club destined for relegation with a reserve player who had never done the business in the prem. Questionable whether there was any expectation on him when signed, but any expectation evaporated when he started to play. Zero goals and assists in 28 games ffs. Ali Dia in disguise?
