The Snivelling Arab Is Still Bellyaching

Filbo65 said:
In terms of enduring popularity, no way.
But putting aside his snivelling and fondness for airports for a moment, he was the most skillful City player ever who also played a crucial role in the Club's greatest ever achievement.
So I'll expect him to win the M or the S vote, yes.
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M for Mardy and S for Snivelling !
 
snootyfox said:
In hindsight, he should have been let go sooner. He must have stunk the place out with his attitude and half hearted performances, detrimental all round.
‘Unforgettable’ - his skill on the pitch
‘Unforgivable’ - his actions and words off it
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Total class with his feet
Totally dumb in his head
 
Daz40 said:
That was the great thing he didn't need to track back as Simpson was there.

Our most talented player ever in my eyes anyway. We wouldn't of won the league without him. As great as this side is now he would walk into this team now. Imagine having Barnes, Maddison and Mahrez.
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Yes we would because it took too many teams by surprise with our rapid passing and Vardy's speed it should not have been that easy as it was simple football but they all fell for it, only the Arsenal side put us down Mahrez was a cog on a wheel you could if you wanted to be picky by saying if Kante wasn't our lynchpin in midfield we wouldn't have won it .........but all them little cogs fitted perfectly in the big wheel
 
Martin Amis once wrote of the chess grandmaster Bobby Fischer: "Supreme genius can ally itself with the paltriest human material." It somehow reminds me of Mahrez.
 
Agreed Clapham, good quote. But he's still the only player that I've ever seen put three defenders simultaneously on their arris with a single drag back
 
Bradnor said:
Agreed Clapham, good quote. But he's still the only player that I've ever seen put three defenders simultaneously on their arris with a single drag back
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Oh I agree. He's also the only player I've seen in a Leicester shirt who could receive a 40-yard lofted pass and bring it down to the ground with a feathery touch while simultaneously twisting his body in prepation for gliding past an opposition defender. Supreme genius, as I said.
 
Total twat at the end, remember him ignoring the fans at Peterborough. Still a downright genius for us with a football. And that 3 player drop, well....
 
It says a lot about the man when our most skilful player ever who was a big cog in our ultimate achievement still gets the abuse and negative comments he does. All fully deserved I might add.
 
kendalfox said:
Yes we would because it took too many teams by surprise with our rapid passing and Vardy's speed it should not have been that easy as it was simple football but they all fell for it, only the Arsenal side put us down Mahrez was a cog on a wheel you could if you wanted to be picky by saying if Kante wasn't our lynchpin in midfield we wouldn't have won it .........but all them little cogs fitted perfectly in the big wheel
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Yes but Mahrez,Kante and Vardy were the difference between us winning the league and just finishing in the European places. No matter how well the other players did,you take one of those three players out the team and we wouldn't of won the league.
 
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