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You miss understand me. I only put it up incase it wasn't known and I know most would be happy with this information. I'm not gutted as he has leached off us for a good few years. But he did have glimpses of class (that cross being the prime/only example most would count) on the left wing just a shame his head/attitude was never right.
We have witnessed many crazy decisions over the past four and a half years at this club, but the new two year contract offered to this wastrell by Redknapp in 2014 is right up there at the top of the list.
There was in fact two crosses. That one and also against Stoke at the ground of the incestuous when Helguson scored with a header. Therefore Traore should be treated as a modern day QPR legend. Thanks for all your efforts over the last millennia Almond, it is a real pleasure remembering those rare moments when you stepped onto the pitch and tried to avoid injury. Up there with SWP, José and Leroy.
We have witnessed many crazy decisions over the past four and a half years at this club, but the new two year contract offered to this wastrell by Redknapp in 2014 is right up there at the top of the list.
Think you might be having trouble with your auto correct as that is not how you spell w@nker
Have they all got appearances clauses in their contracts? We obviously know Green does but otherwise with a struggling team surely you use all the assets at your disposal
Have they all got appearances clauses in their contracts? We obviously know Green does but otherwise with a struggling team surely you use all the assets at your disposal
Are you implying that Traore is an asset baz ? He is rightly called all sorts on this site but assest ? That's a new one.
How can you be injured all season without even playing a game ? Fragile tw@t !
The only time I saw him this season was in that Christmas video.... He looked more of tw@t than he usually does... ... Good bye Armand and good luck trying to find another clueless club.
come's to something when all you're remembered for after being at a club for four years is one cross.makes me despair that we made this catchers mit a multi millionaire.anyone know if he will get a testimonial with us as reward for his loyal service to our beloved club. if so let me know, i can then sneak in to loftus rd and plant a land mine as i know the exact spot on the pitch he likes to hang out.
come's to something when all you're remembered for after being at a club for four years is one cross.makes me despair that we made this catchers mit a multi millionaire.anyone know if he will get a testimonial with us as reward for his loyal service to our beloved club. if so let me know, i can then sneak in to loftus rd and plant a land mine as i know the exact spot on the pitch he likes to hang out.
Jesus did slightly better. Plus he also cured people.
perhaps we can utilise some of the galactic huge transfer fee for Charlie by resigning this fukin gimp and parasitic face hugger for another 4 years. He might fancy purchasing his own moon off pluto.
I think at Left midfield he does all right, and is one of the best crossers at the club. I don't get paying someone to stay away
Definitely a better position for him in the same way as it is for Yun. Problem is he needs a strong left back behind him! But he has wasted his career whilst picking up loads of cash.
One of Warnock's panic buys with Young, Ferdinand.A, Barton and SWP. When the rot really kicked in.
I saw him when he came on for about 7 minutes at the end of a game at Anfield and put over at least two good crosses in that time. We narrowly lost and I felt if he had been on earlier we might have done better. He has always been too fragile to be a defender and too injury prone to be anything else. Probably a good lesson not to take Arsenal rejects and I hope unlike other lessons this one has been learnt.
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