. . . playing in the Turkish Super League now, I see.
That's not upward mobility, right? Or is the Turkish Super League far better than I imagine it to be?
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. . . playing in the Turkish Super League now, I see.
That's not upward mobility, right? Or is the Turkish Super League far better than I imagine it to be?
Cardiff > Copenhagen > Atalanta > Trabzonspur
According to Wikipedia they were second and won the cup in 2019/20. Fourth the year after. Currently well clear at the top and he has one goal in two games.
If they win the title for the first time in 40 years in his first season and he's top scorer, I'd say that's not to be sniffed at.
Not sure where you got that from. He's in fact scored 11 goals in 21 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
It should say one goal in every two games - I go on to say that he might become top scorer, so I hope it's fairly clear that he has scored more than once!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
I think it's probably a similar standard to the championshipQuote:
Originally Posted by jimmyscoular
We all would have taken that career.
I see that Federico Macheda is with Panathinaikos in Greece, 4th in the Greek Super League. There’s an article on him in the latest 442.
Population of 80+ million and football is massive there.
Lots of 40k + stadiums.
Occasionally a team is in group stages of champions league.
Lots of big name/champions league players from around the world on high wages.
Its really not a bad place to be playing football. I would definitely say top end of Super Lig is a way better place to be than the bottom end of the Prem. (where he was with us)
I suppose it could be seen as a sideways step from Atalanta and Parma but i still think it’s a good move for him.
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His new home ground….
The atmosphere in some stadiums is legendary. No shame in playing there at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cardiff-Cal
And it's nice and warm there.
Id have him back in a flash
https://youtu.be/P2chVcb6Q1ol
some decent finishes while he was in Italy.
imagine him and Kieffer up front with Colwill just behind.
plenty of height to aim at
It's a good level to be playing at
He's clearly a good footballer, he just became a scapegoat here, you don't play almost 100 games in Ligue 1/Serie A without being decent. He's also consistently in a very good Denmark squad
When we signed him he was 20 and had just scored 18 goals in 32 for Copenhagen, we'd love to sign a player like that now
Wasn't the player we needed at the time, and we didn't play to his strengths at all, but you could argue that selling him when we did was as big a mistake as buying him in the first placeQuote:
Originally Posted by City123