Not sure how to quote twitter but apparently he's just posted:
'Absolutely clueless'.
Not sure who or what he's talking about. Maybe himself?
Ship him off at the end of the season.
Not sure how to quote twitter but apparently he's just posted:
'Absolutely clueless'.
Not sure who or what he's talking about. Maybe himself?
Ship him off at the end of the season.
Thought for years that he sometimes plays like hes taken a load of valium before a game, never used to have any real problem with him because the pros seemed to outweigh the cons, makes me think maybe the fans that have never rated Johnson were right all along? ........
Out of all of our players you get the impression he would be one of the last ones that would run through a wall for the club and manager.
The fact that he took to Twitter that soon after the game is the most tragic thing about this.
yeah today I got a rude awakening today - I think people who complain about him regularly may have a point. Agree on that last point - he really seems like he would not run through a wall for the club or manager. Sometimes he has a look that suggests his mind is somewhere else during a game.
The fact that he took to Twitter that soon after the game is the most tragic thing about this.
This is exactly what I said in the post match thread. According to my sober self his lack of covering was the reason our centre banks were exposed
I came in here to post exactly what Gerry said. I'm not a fan either, but I thought he was top class in the first half. Him and Flanno were run ragged, as they were playing so high up the pitch. At 3-0 up Rodgers should've have asked them to ease off a bit. He was at fault for 2 goals, but it could just as easily have been Flanno.
Agreed.I can only blame the manager for this. If he had changed the tactics to shut up shop at 3-0 up with 15 mins to go, and stood there making sure our fullbacks tucked in and stayed solid, I'm sure we would have won. I think the players just kept doing what they'd been instructed to do, and it cost us.
I can only blame the manager for this. If he had changed the tactics to shut up shop at 3-0 up with 15 mins to go, and stood there making sure our fullbacks tucked in and stayed solid, I'm sure we would have won. I think the players just kept doing what they'd been instructed to do, and it cost us.
You're talking hindsight. At 3-0, most people thought we could get another two or three. And if we had, you wouldn't have been saying stop at 3.