Saint Charlie Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 (edited) Mercurial Wing Wizard OR Crop Circling, Talent Wasting, Reckless Poser Discuss Edited 15 January, 2013 by Saint Charlie
Saint Charlie Posted 15 January, 2013 Author Posted 15 January, 2013 You forgot Red-Light Jumping... Included under "Reckless Poser"
Saint Charlie Posted 15 January, 2013 Author Posted 15 January, 2013 Personally he was very talented and on fire for us and then when he was lunked with Liverpool his performances fell away. He had one move which was the crop circle and despite other teams knowing he was going to do it they couldn't stop it. Equaliser home to Everton for 3-3 was a highlight.
ART Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 You forgot his cross dressing tastes in fish net stockings and nicking ladies underwear.and being one of the first outplayers to bring black gloves to the English game.
Tokyo-Saint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 You forgot his cross dressing tastes in fish net stockings and nicking ladies underwear.and being one of the first outplayers to bring black gloves to the English game. Included under "Reckless Poser"
ART Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 You forgot his cross dressing tastes in fish net stockings and nicking ladies underwear.and being one of the first outplayers to bring black gloves to the English game. Sad to see he's ended up in prison and Saint Charlie's not done his homework in linking this bad egg to Southampton Football Club http://www.purepeople.com/article/fabrice-fernandes-l-ex-footballeur-est-en-prison-pour-extorsion-de-fonds_a88417/1
Atlanta Saint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Which average Saints player from our relegation season are we going to discuss tomorrow? Nilsson, Jakobsson or McCann!!
Saint Charlie Posted 15 January, 2013 Author Posted 15 January, 2013 You forgot his cross dressing tastes in fish net stockings and nicking ladies underwear.and being one of the first outplayers to bring black gloves to the English game. Sad to see he's ended up in prison and Saint Charlie's not done his homework in linking this bad egg to Southampton Football Club http://www.purepeople.com/article/fabrice-fernandes-l-ex-footballeur-est-en-prison-pour-extorsion-de-fonds_a88417/1 Covered under "Reckless Poser" Sad to see but his career and probably life went downhill fast after he left Saints. Would make the prison team a better outfit though IMO.
Saint Charlie Posted 15 January, 2013 Author Posted 15 January, 2013 Which average Saints player from our relegation season are we going to discuss tomorrow? Nilsson, Jakobsson or McCann!! One a day until they don't get a good response. I have tomorrow's in mind.
ant Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Didn't he do a decent keepie uppie video for the Saints advent calendar back in about, ooh... 2004? Strange player but nevertheless effective. Didn't realise until recently that he came out of retirement for a trial with Doncaster.
Dig Dig Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Jason Puncheon reminds me a little of Fernandes
ART Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Jason Puncheon reminds me a little of Fernandes Have thought the same in the way Jason wanders all over the place. Jason would do well to take a look at Fabrice playing and come up with developing the crop circle style of play. Here are some tasters http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Fabrice+Fernandes&FORM=VQFRVS
Alain Perrin Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Telfer: Hod-carrying golf driver or Under appreciated utility player (then reuse for Jermaine Wright)
the colonel Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 didn't he score from the half way line for us in a friendly at Reading a few years back?
bpsaint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Which average Saints player from our relegation season are we going to discuss tomorrow? Nilsson, Jakobsson or McCann!! From what I can remember Fernandes never got much of a look in that season, which I found a shame as I thought his crossing ability plus Crouch's heading ability would have been very effective.
Chez Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 I was a fan. I saw him run the game at Boro away when we used the "just like watching Brazil" song in the first half only to somehow throw it away in the last few minutes (somewhat typical of us in those days). He was tremendous. The key is ball retention. He provided a great out. He kept the ball, took the pressure off our back four and ensured we didn't give it away cheaply - much the same as Puncheon does. He also had no pace and was very one footed Like JP. We're had better, but boy have we had a ot worse.
sussexsaint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Won't ever really forgive him for being a T*at during the cup final. Did really well for us until opposition worked out he was likley to run down the wing then cut inside.
Isla Wight Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 I dislike all posts which end with the word discuss.
Smirking_Saint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 I dislike all posts which end with the word discuss. Cant figure out if ironic or not.........
Whitey Grandad Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Jason Puncheon reminds me a little of Fernandes Yes, easily confused.
ART Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Fabrice was one of wee Gordon's Reform lodgers. Mrs S and Gordon tried to give Fabrice a stable life and help after his first period of troubles. For a while he responded but as his behavior at the Cup final showed he didn't repay Gordon and his opportunities became less until Harry gave him a chance only for him to get injured in his first game back,
(not THE) Kevin Moore Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 I hearted fabulous fabrice... And anders as well for that matter
Antrimsaint Posted 15 January, 2013 Posted 15 January, 2013 Loved crop circles I did. For a while anyway. Remember him more than anything Neil mccann did or for that matter ripley or kanchelkis. We had problems down that right side for a long time . He seemed to be the answer but often no end product. Will always remember intakes of breath when he got the ball. Maybe remembering it through rose tints but thought he was a pretty good flair player.....for a while.
Badger Posted 16 January, 2013 Posted 16 January, 2013 Talented player, but seemed to lose his confidence and with that his career at Saints drained away. Most memorable moment for me was throwing himself to the ground whilst waiting for a throw in,to take the **** out of a Bolton player for diving a few minutes before. Ref - humourless bastard - booked him.
nick1579 Posted 16 January, 2013 Posted 16 January, 2013 I loved that t-shirt with the three circular arrows saying something like Caution: Fabrice Fernandes. Always meant to get myself it, I wonder how many people in London would have a clue what it was all about!
Colinjb Posted 16 January, 2013 Posted 16 January, 2013 Ah Fernandes, the 'other' windmill. Jason Puncheon mk1. If only he had a brain, he had talent to burn.
Chez Posted 16 January, 2013 Posted 16 January, 2013 Remember him more than anything Neil mccann did or for that matter ripley or kanchelkis. you mean McCant. FF had more talent in his little toe.
Whitey Grandad Posted 16 January, 2013 Posted 16 January, 2013 you mean McCant. FF had more talent in his little toe. I was there when he scored. Was it Northampton or Bristol Rovers?
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