Poulsen

[moptop46]

Whats the point?

Why play him he is one of the worst players in a red shirt i have seen for 40 years!

[CarraLegend]

He is a serious liability, its not even asif he brings anything positive on the odd occasion, he is pure garbage. Partly because he's crap with a ball at his feet and partly because he can barely move anymore.

 

If he's in our team we start with 10men.

[Sion]

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

f*** off Poulsen

f*** off Purslow

f*** off Konchesky

f*** off Hodgson

[Beardsley]

He DID complete a pass and break up their play once...

[MFletcher]

'Once'.

 

And that's not deliberately underplaying his contribution.

Edited February 25, 2011 by MFletcher

[Beardsley]

'Once'.

 

And that's not deliberately underplaying his contribution.

 

 

He, he. I know. Was supposed to be dripping with irony there.

[MFletcher]

I know. I was agreeing with you.

[Mike]

spearing offered 10 x more.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

so did you Mike

[Swipe]

so did you Mike

 

Mike's "It's My Party" song is better than Christian Poulsen.

[Hightown Phil]

spearing offered 10 x more.

 

And he isn't even very good.

[_00_deathscar]

And he isn't even very good.

 

Thought he had a decent game last night, although that may just have been a reflection of how bad Poulsen was.

[muleskinner]

I did feel a bit for him when he was subbed, getting cheered again, despite everything must be pretty depressing for him. He will be first out of the door this summer, there is no hope for him, end up back in Denmark.

[Eiler99]

I can't believe he's only 30. He can't run anymore! Seeing him play you'd think he was closer to 40.

[Rory Fitzgerald]

We should leave him at the hawthorns when we play them

[Hassony]

Salif Diao at 34 runs faster than poulsen

[Eiler99]

Said in the summer that he'd be a disaster in the league but might be a decent option in Europe.

 

Looks like I was only half right.

[Rex Ham]

Spearing did more good in the 30 seconds after coming on than Poulsen offered during the whole time he was on the pitch.

 

I like to think I give everyone a fair crack, but this c**t is just f***ing rubbish.

Edited February 25, 2011 by Rex Ham

[Gravy]

I did feel a bit for him when he was subbed, getting cheered again, despite everything must be pretty depressing for him. He will be first out of the door this summer, there is no hope for him, end up back in Denmark.

 

I don't like to hear that. It isn't his fault he just can't perform as we like. What's he meant to do? Tell the manager, sorry, I know you have picked me but I can't cut it. If he's not good enough, he's not good enough. He gives his best but falls short - very poor to boo someone off the pitch - unless it's PFK of course

[richwilks]

I don't like to hear that. It isn't his fault he just can't perform as we like. What's he meant to do? Tell the manager, sorry, I know you have picked me but I can't cut it. If he's not good enough, he's not good enough. He gives his best but falls short - very poor to boo someone off the pitch - unless it's PFK of course

 

Agree with this, Kenny put him on the pitch, he didn't put himself there. Either Kenny sees something in him or Kenny is making a mistake.

[smithdown]

With his experience and the level of opposition that should have been a piece of p1ss for him last night.

 

Hold the position, keep it simple, fill the gaps etc

[Benzo-13]

To think Hodgson put him in his World Cup "10 to watch".

 

It's like that man has never watched a game in his life!!

 

He was decent at Schalke and early Sevilla but his legs are gone.

[smithdown]

To think Hodgson put him in his World Cup "10 to watch".

 

It's like that man has never watched a game in his life!!

 

 

 

Is that a joke?

 

A World Cup and you should be lookng out for Denmark's defensive midfielder?

 

He's a belter him he really is.

[CarraLegend]

8. Christian Poulsen (Denmark): At the beginning of the season he was unwanted at Juventus, who had signed the Brazilian international Felipe Melo for 20m euros to take his place.

 

Despite this replacement signing, Poulsen started Juve’s league campaign and was an important figure for them up until the time he broke his leg. Now fully recovered, I expect him to shoulder responsibility for Denmark’s midfield where as a holding player he not only reads the game but also provides the tackles, the passing and the example to team-mates that coach Morten Olsson depends upon. He’s relied upon heavily to dictate the style of play. Denmark could surprise a few people.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/world-cup-2010/7803370/World-Cup-2010-Roy-Hodgsons-10-players-to-watch-in-South-Africa.html