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A lovely man, simply this!

 

I'm sure he'll join our coaching staff one day, he's worth far more to us than the few quid a transfer would fetch for him, as a leader, as a wise old head and as an inspiration for the kids. In three years time he should be given a testimonial perhaps against the Japan National Team at SMS. What a match that could be.

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A lovely man, simply this!

 

I'm sure he'll join our coaching staff one day, he's worth far more to us than the few quid a transfer would fetch for him, as a leader, as a wise old head and as an inspiration for the kids. In three years time he should be given a testimonial perhaps against the Japan National Team at SMS. What a match that could be.

 

Do you know Charlie, sometimes you post utter horse s hite. Sometimes you hit the nail exactly on the head. I couldn't agree with you more on this post of yours and think that a testimonial against the Japanese national team would be great.

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He was a mistake waiting to happen for the first few years but a lot of that was occasionally down to being played out of position, not getting regular game time and being overshadowed by better players/bigger names. However he has improved, and as can be seen when he replaced Stephens recently, we're better with him than without him.

 

Seems like a nice bloke too. A very good signing as it happens showing that you shouldn't write off a young player after a season or even two.

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Top guy - hope he stays with us for years to come, even if we strengthen at the back as his experience, leadership and personality alone are huge benefits to the Club.

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Used to work for a Japanese company and been over there a few times. Lovely country with some really good values (of course a generalisation), with respect, honour and pride in what you do still being at the fore.

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Do you know Charlie, sometimes you post utter horse s hite. Sometimes you hit the nail exactly on the head. I couldn't agree with you more on this post of yours and think that a testimonial against the Japanese national team would be great.

 

I saw a pre-season friendly between Saints v Japan at The Dell in the early 1970's. Think Saints won 6-2. Their national side has improved immensely since then.

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Posts about Yoshida vary across the season from that he's a great asset to the club and should be a starter, to that he's a liability and we should get rid of him. One thing that is certain is that although he's been a pretty loyal club member, saints fans (or fans in general) will never stay loyal to a player that has a run of bad form.We always expect loyalty from our players, but if they make a few bad errors or their performance drops, we no longer care about history and we should "get rid in the summer". That's football I guess.

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