

bigmick wrote:In fairness the argument about Sunday Leagues is clouding the issue here. I think pretty much everone would accept that if N'Gog played for the Rose and Crown in the Wolverhampton and Dudley 3rd division (Northern section) Sunday league, he'd be quite good to say the least. The issue really is whether or not he will ever be a Premiership player, not the new Henri, but somebody who is decent.
My own feeling is that he won't as long as he's got a hole in his erse, but we'll see.
it like a Thierry Henry or Torres would. He isn't good enough Mick, he never will be. He's not a premiership player.Leonmc0708 wrote:Fo Dne wrote:The facts are, if you take a very good Sunday or Saturday league player and played him in a professional match in the premier league, baring fitness (assuming thats not a strong point) they wouldn't completely embarress themselves. I'm not saying here they'd stand out or look good but the chances are if they have a good game they'll more than likely just look like a run of the mill player.
What a lovely story.
The morale of this story is I presume that you are better then Danny Murphy.
YOU ARE A TOTAL LOONATIC LAD.
Fo Dne wrote:Leonmc0708 wrote:Fo Dne wrote:The facts are, if you take a very good Sunday or Saturday league player and played him in a professional match in the premier league, baring fitness (assuming thats not a strong point) they wouldn't completely embarress themselves. I'm not saying here they'd stand out or look good but the chances are if they have a good game they'll more than likely just look like a run of the mill player.
What a lovely story.
The morale of this story is I presume that you are better then Danny Murphy.
YOU ARE A TOTAL LOONATIC LAD.
Says he who doesn't know his arse from his elbow and contributes nothing to any discussion other than sarcastic one liners which are about as funny as someone dying.

Fo Dne wrote:bigmick wrote:In fairness the argument about Sunday Leagues is clouding the issue here. I think pretty much everone would accept that if N'Gog played for the Rose and Crown in the Wolverhampton and Dudley 3rd division (Northern section) Sunday league, he'd be quite good to say the least. The issue really is whether or not he will ever be a Premiership player, not the new Henri, but somebody who is decent.
My own feeling is that he won't as long as he's got a hole in his erse, but we'll see.
If he played at the standard I played at I think he'd be good. He'd be one of the top players in the league (notice how I said one of) and he'd be a good player to have.
He wouldn't howeverit like a Thierry Henry or Torres would. He isn't good enough Mick, he never will be. He's not a premiership player.
I'm sick of people telling me these are predictions when I say this. They aren't. They are judgements based on whats there. Its the same with Sissoko, Baros, Finnan, Carragher and the likes.

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Fo Dne wrote:bigmick wrote:In fairness the argument about Sunday Leagues is clouding the issue here. I think pretty much everone would accept that if N'Gog played for the Rose and Crown in the Wolverhampton and Dudley 3rd division (Northern section) Sunday league, he'd be quite good to say the least. The issue really is whether or not he will ever be a Premiership player, not the new Henri, but somebody who is decent.
My own feeling is that he won't as long as he's got a hole in his erse, but we'll see.
If he played at the standard I played at I think he'd be good. He'd be one of the top players in the league (notice how I said one of) and he'd be a good player to have.
He wouldn't howeverit like a Thierry Henry or Torres would. He isn't good enough Mick, he never will be. He's not a premiership player.
I'm sick of people telling me these are predictions when I say this. They aren't. They are judgements based on whats there. Its the same with Sissoko, Baros, Finnan, Carragher and the likes.



GYBS wrote:He will never answer questions directly - its why he wont answer the question on why if he thinks he is so good at spotting players and tactics and claims to know more than anyone on here or international and prem managers why isnt he a prem manager or scout or coach himself .



Thewaykokid wrote:Oh i love this forum, everyone is so angry.
Anyways back to the point, i think one of the commentators just about put Ngog right, he practically said he is average at everything, but not particuarly good at anything, as in there isnt really anything in his game that is threatening at the moment. Probably a bit too early to judge now though



Leonmc0708 wrote:Fo Dne wrote:Leonmc0708 wrote:Fo Dne wrote:The facts are, if you take a very good Sunday or Saturday league player and played him in a professional match in the premier league, baring fitness (assuming thats not a strong point) they wouldn't completely embarress themselves. I'm not saying here they'd stand out or look good but the chances are if they have a good game they'll more than likely just look like a run of the mill player.
What a lovely story.
The morale of this story is I presume that you are better then Danny Murphy.
YOU ARE A TOTAL LOONATIC LAD.
Says he who doesn't know his arse from his elbow and contributes nothing to any discussion other than sarcastic one liners which are about as funny as someone dying.
You think you are better than Danny Murphy and that a Sunday LEague player would do well in the Premier LEague.
Leonmc0708 wrote:Fo Dne wrote:bigmick wrote:In fairness the argument about Sunday Leagues is clouding the issue here. I think pretty much everone would accept that if N'Gog played for the Rose and Crown in the Wolverhampton and Dudley 3rd division (Northern section) Sunday league, he'd be quite good to say the least. The issue really is whether or not he will ever be a Premiership player, not the new Henri, but somebody who is decent.
My own feeling is that he won't as long as he's got a hole in his erse, but we'll see.
If he played at the standard I played at I think he'd be good. He'd be one of the top players in the league (notice how I said one of) and he'd be a good player to have.
He wouldn't howeverit like a Thierry Henry or Torres would. He isn't good enough Mick, he never will be. He's not a premiership player.
I'm sick of people telling me these are predictions when I say this. They aren't. They are judgements based on whats there. Its the same with Sissoko, Baros, Finnan, Carragher and the likes.
What standard Stu ?
What league and what team ?
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