Remind us, as most of us have all forgetten him.Two words: Amir Zaki.
Google him, lazy arse.Remind us, as most of us have all forgetten him.
I'd go back to Paul Warhurst, remember him?Google him, lazy arse.
Nah, Zaki is the one for me, Warhurst was a decent player who had a purple patch, and he was a converted defender so my long-term expectations weren't that high. Zaki was bang average for all but 6 months of his career. But in those 6 months he looked like a world-beater.I'd go back to Paul Warhurst, remember him?
I and probably you was really young back then, but I remember watching him wondering how managed to become a striker scoring for 12 games in a row. Suffice to say his tenure and glory lasted one season.Nah, Zaki is the one for me, Warhurst was a decent player who had a purple patch, and he was a converted defender so my long-term expectations weren't that high. Zaki was bang average for all but 6 months of his career. But in those 6 months he looked like a world-beater.
Who was the midfielder Ryan pledged was going to be a world beater who everyone could point to when he was being a prat?Yep Ryan pounded me over Zaki til he left the forum.
I wanted him here.
Joe Allen.Who was the midfielder Ryan pledged was going to be a world beater who everyone could point to when he was being a prat?
No there's one from before then, not a Liverpool player. A proper clogger that he made out was going to be a maestro.Joe Allen.
He called him a "Rolls Royce".
BINGO!! Hahaha. That's the one!Hayden Mullins?
Who was the midfielder Ryan pledged was going to be a world beater who everyone could point to when he was being a prat?
Don't you dare try and steal that claim from @gene hughesI'm still pretty sure Lazar Markovich is gonna get good soon
I got burned by Amir Zaki. Genuinely thought he looked to have everything and was going to one it the leagues best attackers.
He made us look like mugs at Anfield.