He was injured/shir for the first 12-18 months of being there. But Brentford properly develop players and give them time.
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It's often said that he's the best crap footballer that people have ever seen. Which is what Big T was, when he was on his hot streak.
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Guess who he scored his first goal against?
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Like Sangare?
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Yeah true. That's an example that we've done well with. I hope we can repeat it with the likes of Jesus, Bakwa, NDoye, McAtee etc, but I fear they will be cast aside before we get to that point ala Kalimuendo.
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That's an example of a player with physical and technical ability suitable for the level, who was held back by early illness/injury.
Apply this criteria to your examples, and compare.
Good outcomes are not just dependent on waiting a bit.
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Looks like the magic that VP worked with wolves early in the season has finally worn off, and they are now competitive.
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Neco wasn’t great when he first arrived. He’s developed very well here.
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For a while, in my teens, I adopted Chelsea as a second team. No fucking idea why other than having a vague recollection of enjoying a team of Dixon / Speedie / Nevin and others interrupting the then traditional dull dominance of Poo and Man Ure. I also rather enjoyed their no nonsense left back Doug Rougvie seemingly attempting the hat-trick of getting booked, conceding a penalty and scoring an own goal every game. Whenever I played Subbuteo against someone and a player was flick-launched at an opponent I would shout ROUGHVIEEEEEEEEE. And then have to explain what the fuck I was on about.
But these days? Cunt club.
I have no opinion on Swindon Town, other than the day Forest beat them 7-1 in 2006 I was operating the lighting for the matinee of A Man For All Seasons. The role of The Common Man was being played by Tony 'ding dong' Bell, who was a Forest fan (I think he has subsequently defected to Cunteh) and it was his Birthday. I kept relaying the score on cans to him via the DSM and he absolutely refused to believe me.
