Quote:
Originally Posted by AccyMad
Everyone's entitled to their opinion but I'm sorry Rommy Boco can never be described as a waste of time! He had his doubters when he came back last January but he's proved them all wrong. Personally I hope he goes nowhere in the summer
Scott Brown slow? He might not be the best player on the pitch but he never stops running & making a nuisance of himself to the opposition.i
Not sure we were watching the same game but as I said, it's all about opinions
|
AccyMad! , I think from my numerous posts in relation to The Prince of Benin that most on our Forum are aware of the fact that I too am a person who holds him in high regard. I met him the very first day he set foot in The Crown as a young lad who spoke very little English, but soon let his skills speak for him on the field . Since that time I have never found him to be less than polite and considerate whenever we meet , and consider him to be a player who has always given 100% to the team on the field.
In another somewhat protracted thread, the usual love/hate argument regarding Sean MacConville's contribution to the team is maintaining it's momentum and some have agreed that although he is enjoying a bit of form and consistency at the moment, he has had his spells of abject failure over the years !.
So it must be for Romuald, and any other footballer. Days of sheer success are mixed in with periods where nothing goes right and the label 'failure' is pinned on their shirt !.
Unfortunately, I couldn't be there yesterday, but if Rommy fell well below expectations as some have suggested, both as a footballer and a man, then he will not be the first or the last player who wears his Stanley heart on his sleeve to let disappointments and frustrations direct his post-match attitude, and believe me over many years I have witnessed some extremely strange and unexplainable shenanigans from Players and Managers as they have headed towards the Dressing Rooms after the Match .
Can I, in agreement with your post, suggest that wind-up or not, that we all wait until the player in question let's the Reds down on a regular basis before issuing words of condemnation.
Rommy Boco is a footballer who thrives on the support of his fans, an this in turn is reflected in the confidence which it inspires in his play . So along with AccyMad and myself to name but two, please keep this support heading in his direction, he still has much to offer our Club !.
As to his choice of words, the term 'eff off' ,is not one which I care to use, but as a 5 year old told me to do just that in W.H. Smith's the other day, I suppose that I must expect it, along with other vulgar invective phrases as common parlance.( Indeed I have often heard certain Football Managers stoop to using it !.).
I can understand Lord Didsbury bristling with indignation at this riposte from Mr Boco, and can only commiserate with him in his discombobulation.