

winchester_royal wrote:Sorry, back to obsessive homoerotic whining about Gylfi.
Come back Siggy.
Hardly. If he goes there I'm becoming a Swansea fan.TheWearing wrote:winchester_royal wrote:Sorry, back to obsessive homoerotic whining about Gylfi.
Come back Siggy.
You will look like a fool when he scores a free kick against us next season!
I shall remember you said that^^ You will never be allowed on this board if you become a Jack!winchester_royal wrote:Hardly. If he goes there I'm becoming a Swansea fan.TheWearing wrote:winchester_royal wrote:Sorry, back to obsessive homoerotic whining about Gylfi.
Come back Siggy.
You will look like a fool when he scores a free kick against us next season!
How's that then?TheWearing wrote:You will look like a fool when he scores a free kick against us next season!
^ You know what I mean!winchester_royal wrote:I'd never become a Jack. Quite like my name as it is.
Betterwinchester_royal wrote:Sorry, back to obsessive homoerotic whining about Gylfi.
Come back Siggy.
8 goals whilst nursing a back injury he has only just fully got over is not a bad return.glenroyal wrote:Having Shane and Gylfi back are not mutually exclusive.
I'd welcome Shane, great contribution to the Royals. He IS a Royal - but he's not exactly set the Premiership alight by leaving us, so he's maybe reached his level, but worth having home, could be good value if the price is right.
Gylfi offers greater promise - a totally different buy / negotiation - and in a totally different role too.
Course, it's difficult to talk about any one in isolation - the whole squad / shopping list, the whole balance and mix of home-grown etc
And his heart scare - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... scare.htmlStranded wrote:8 goals whilst nursing a back injury he has only just fully got over is not a bad return.glenroyal wrote:Having Shane and Gylfi back are not mutually exclusive.
I'd welcome Shane, great contribution to the Royals. He IS a Royal - but he's not exactly set the Premiership alight by leaving us, so he's maybe reached his level, but worth having home, could be good value if the price is right.
Gylfi offers greater promise - a totally different buy / negotiation - and in a totally different role too.
Course, it's difficult to talk about any one in isolation - the whole squad / shopping list, the whole balance and mix of home-grown etc
Aye, not forgetting that. Long's not shown his potential this year because of his health, but he's still looked electric on the ball. We need him more than Siggs if we go at games with the same mentality next year as we did this.Friday's Legacy wrote:And his heart scare - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... scare.htmlStranded wrote:8 goals whilst nursing a back injury he has only just fully got over is not a bad return.glenroyal wrote:Having Shane and Gylfi back are not mutually exclusive.
I'd welcome Shane, great contribution to the Royals. He IS a Royal - but he's not exactly set the Premiership alight by leaving us, so he's maybe reached his level, but worth having home, could be good value if the price is right.
Gylfi offers greater promise - a totally different buy / negotiation - and in a totally different role too.
Course, it's difficult to talk about any one in isolation - the whole squad / shopping list, the whole balance and mix of home-grown etc
Oh FFS.Friday's Legacy wrote:Re: Gylfi
Don't be surprised if WBA now get involved. They're close to appointing former Hoffenheim manager Ralf Rangnick.
[/quote]Friday's Legacy wrote:Re: Gylfi
Don't be surprised if WBA now get involved. They're close to appointing former Hoffenheim manager Ralf Rangnick.
I think it was Stanislawski who didn't favour Gylfi, and let him leave on loan as he wasn't needed. Rangnick left about 4 months after they signed him from us.RockheadRumple wrote:But wasn't he very out-of-favour with Rangnick? He and Siguarsson didn't seem to get on too well, I'm not so sure this would be much of a factor. I might be confusing him with someone else, though.Friday's Legacy wrote:Re: Gylfi
Don't be surprised if WBA now get involved. They're close to appointing former Hoffenheim manager Ralf Rangnick.
I think it was Stanislawski who didn't favour Gylfi, and let him leave on loan as he wasn't needed. Rangnick left about 4 months after they signed him from us.[/quote]GSY-Royal wrote:But wasn't he very out-of-favour with Rangnick? He and Siguarsson didn't seem to get on too well, I'm not so sure this would be much of a factor. I might be confusing him with someone else, though.RockheadRumple wrote:Friday's Legacy wrote:Re: Gylfi
Don't be surprised if WBA now get involved. They're close to appointing former Hoffenheim manager Ralf Rangnick.
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