dogger Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 My guess is that Sturridge will come on loan the last day of the window
doddisalegend Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 My guess is that Sturridge will come on loan the last day of the window And be injured the day after, for the rest of the season, after picking up a nasty injury during his first training session...
LeBizzier69 Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 No he's not our type - he actually knows where the onion bag is.
Toadhall Saint Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 No he's not our type - he actually knows where the onion bag is. When actually not on the injury list. Which he is on more than the pitch.
LeBizzier69 Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 When actually not on the injury list. Which he is on more than the pitch. Agreed - but he still knows where the onion bag is.
East Kent Saint Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 He knows where it is but can't get near it !
Wrensup Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 Agreed - but he still knows where the onion bag is. We’ve already got one injury prone onion bag, why we need two.
LeBizzier69 Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 I'm not saying we want or need him - I'm just stating that he knows where the back of the net is unlike our options. Ridiculously injury prone but one of the best finishers in the league when fit.
wild-saint Posted 24 January, 2018 Posted 24 January, 2018 I'm not saying we want or need him - I'm just stating that he knows where the back of the net is unlike our options. Ridiculously injury prone but one of the best finishers in the league when fit. Would miss 70% of games but still end up our top scorer though
Avenue_Saint Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 If we sold Gabbi and Long, I would get him in TOO
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 He`s only interested in dancing like a t wat
John Boy Saint Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Blimey get him in and we will know for certain that the Black Box is as broken as he is.
supersonic Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Hope not, and won't happen anyway. Can't stand him. He's lost pace and hasn't even performed well for a couple of years now, his wages are huge and he's never played in a struggling team. There's good reason City and Chelsea ditched him. Doesn't matter how important a goal is, his first thought always seems to be his brand and that fcking stupid dance. He'll go abroad and end up at West Ham on about 200k a week at some point. He played for Bolton in 2010/11 and was instrumental in keeping them up, scoring 8 goals in 12 games.
GarrettIvo Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Why not just get Berahino? Younger, fitter, less productive.
Give it to Ron Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Why not just get Berahino? Younger, fitter, less productive.Less productive lol. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
GarrettIvo Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Less productive lol. Never could decide if we dodged a bullet by not getting him, or if we would have been the right environment for him to blossom. Under Puel it was probably unlikley. Under MP it would never happen.
S-Clarke Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Why not just get Berahino? Younger, fitter, less productive. He's gone on a worse scoring-blank than long! I think his last goal came at the start of 2016 for WBA! An example of a player who let it all go to his head.
badgerx16 Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 Younger, fitter, less productive.Isn't that a Radiohead lyric ?
Bad Wolf Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 My guess is, he won't. Nor do I particularly want him to.
lloydie Posted 25 January, 2018 Posted 25 January, 2018 When actually not on the injury list. Which he is on more than the pitch. So exactly our type then?!
GarrettIvo Posted 26 January, 2018 Posted 26 January, 2018 He's gone on a worse scoring-blank than long! I think his last goal came at the start of 2016 for WBA! An example of a player who let it all go to his head. Yeah that's what I was getting at. Isn't that a Radiohead lyric ? Glad someone got it.
Sidney Fudpucker the 3rd Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Reports suggesting that he's off to WBA on loan until the end of the season. I can't help but feel that this is another target missed.
St Chalet Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Reports suggesting that he's off to WBA on loan until the end of the season. I can't help but feel that this is another target missed. We only sign strikers who miss targets.
Batman Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Reports suggesting that he's off to WBA on loan until the end of the season. I can't help but feel that this is another target missed.cracking signing for them.
Pamplemousse Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 We already have one injury-prone striker, not sure we really need another one
Batman Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 We already have one injury-prone striker, not sure we really need another onehow many games do you think sturridge will play in during what is left of the season?
Saint Billy Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 We already have one injury-prone striker, not sure we really need another one Knowing our luck he will stay fit and score the winner on Saturday with a superb assist by Jrod, not that I’m feeling negative you understand. My mood might change if we get Promes.
shurlock Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Decent deal for them. Little or no risk involved.
Stud mark of doom Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Decent deal for them. Little or no risk involved. Except for the loss of dressing room harmony. Very glad we’ve dodged this bullet.
hypochondriac Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Except for the loss of dressing room harmony. Very glad we’ve dodged this bullet.Those words could come back to haunt you. It may not work out, but I'm certainly not "very glad" that a rival has strengthened. If he stays fit he could easily score the goals to keep them up.
beatlesaint Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 He will stay fit for about three weeks, long enough to play against us twice. I can just see the asshole doing that bloody stupid wavey arm dance celebration thing when he scores against us !
Toadhall Saint Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Those words could come back to haunt you. It may not work out, but I'm certainly not "very glad" that a rival has strengthened. If he stays fit he could easily score the goals to keep them up. If.... but knowing our luck (and the chance of an England World Cup call up) he’ll bit fit for the rest of the season
hypochondriac Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 If.... but knowing our luck (and the chance of an England World Cup call up) he’ll bit fit for the rest of the seasonOf course it's a risk, that's why he has gone to West brom in the first place. It's not something to be pleased about though.
Toadhall Saint Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Of course it's a risk, that's why he has gone to West brom in the first place. It's not something to be pleased about though. Didn’t say I was pleased. Like I say the walking sick note will stay fit until there’s no chance of an England call up. Then boom hello physio table.
hypochondriac Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 Didn’t say I was pleased. Like I say the walking sick note will stay fit until there’s no chance of an England call up. Then boom hello physio table.Very glad is virtually the same as pleased. They only need him to stay fit enough to score a few crucial goals and keep them up. It's entirely possible and he's a better class of striker than we have if he stays fit.
HKsaint Posted 29 January, 2018 Posted 29 January, 2018 If West Brom can be rescued, who will go down instead?
whelk Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Except for the loss of dressing room harmony. Very glad we’ve dodged this bullet. He is not divisive. So many seem to judge him on his celebration but he seems a decent bloke if you took the time to read any interviews, Wish we got him.
austsaint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Didn’t say I was pleased. Like I say the walking sick note will stay fit until there’s no chance of an England call up. Then boom hello physio table. Don't think that's right - his absences from 1st team duties were often down to Klopp not selecting him. Would he be any more injury prone than Austin? I don't think so. Given our situation, I would have welcomed him here - he's got class and he's clinical.
Bad Wolf Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Has anyone done a "if you can't beat them, join them" joke yet?
Suomi Saint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 I think Pardew will keep them up as JRod/Sturridge will do the business. We, on the other hand, have bought a striker who does not know the PL and has very little time to get up to speed. A big gamble by Saints.
wild-saint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 I think Pardew will keep them up as JRod/Sturridge will do the business. We, on the other hand, have bought a striker who does not know the PL and has very little time to get up to speed. A big gamble by Saints. Saints have new striker that could turn out to be just what we need and also have one if the best finishers coming back from injury in February in Charlie Austin. We will be fine.
alpine_saint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Sturridge will put us out of the FA Cup, and the Premiership.
alpine_saint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 I think Pardew will keep them up as JRod/Sturridge will do the business. We, on the other hand, have bought a striker who does not know the PL and has very little time to get up to speed. A big gamble by Saints. Yep, I agree. Les being far too clever again...
BotleySaint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Despite his sick note reputation. I'd be delighted and impressed had he signed for us. All we can hope is he gets injured soon..
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 We love everyone who we don`t sign on here and cast doubt over who we do sign, i suspect it would be the same if it was reversed
Roo1976 Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Didn’t say I was pleased. Like I say the walking sick note will stay fit until there’s no chance of an England call up. Then boom hello physio table. Well put and your probably not too far from the truth.Why put himself in harms way any further when the world cup calling is over?,back to easy street for him and earn all the dosh from the comfort of the treatment room.
Highfield Saint Posted 30 January, 2018 Posted 30 January, 2018 Sturridge will put us out of the FA Cup, and the Premiership. Yeah - on his own. Nothing to do with anyone else or any other results (even if both happen)
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