Ahmed Musa returns to Moscow

[Ian S]

Not too many thought he was a terrible signing at the time on the forum if I remember correctly.I am sure there is a decent player in there somewhere but probably not to the standards we are aspiring to or for that matter at presently.As for one of the worst players ever to wear a city shirt, there is some real competition to get in that team and I think we did not see enough of him to give him that dubious accolade.

[Kitchandro]

Proof that no matter how bad a player is, there will always be some people that say he's actually ok.

[Manwell Pablo]

Ha as if some people have called him the worst player to put a shirt on.

 

You are clueless if so, I've seen mofo's who shouldn't be playing professional sport, Musa's scored 42 goals for a Champions League side. 

 

I mean don't get me wrong some of the things he did made you laugh out loud but until you've seen an over the hill Geoff Horsefield you aint seen nothing. 

Edited 30 January 2018 by Manwell Pablo

[Gerard]

11 minutes ago, Manwell Pablo said:

Ha as if some people have called him the worst player to put a shirt on.

 

You are clueless if so, I've seen mofo's who shouldn't be playing professional sport, Musa's scored 42 goals for a Champions League side. 

 

I mean don't get me wrong some of the things he did made you laugh out loud but until you've seen an over the hill Geoff Horsefield you aint seen nothing. 

 

It's all relative though.

 

If Musa came through the academy and had the game time he had here before moving on then no one would say that. He's being compared relatively to our expectations of a record signing for £16m.

[ZeGuy]

[ZeGuy]

37 minutes ago, Ian S said:

Not too many thought he was a terrible signing at the time on the forum if I remember correctly.I am sure there is a decent player in there somewhere but probably not to the standards we are aspiring to or for that matter at presently.As for one of the worst players ever to wear a city shirt, there is some real competition to get in that team and I think we did not see enough of him to give him that dubious accolade.

 

Well I did.

 

 

 

 

Must have my "told ya so" moment too.

[Manwell Pablo]

41 minutes ago, Gerard said:

 

It's all relative though.

 

If Musa came through the academy and had the game time he had here before moving on then no one would say that. He's being compared relatively to our expectations of a record signing for £16m.

 

Well talking about 16 million pound relatively it's not a huge amount is it. 

 

He really was not that bad. Bad, but not THAT bad.

[Guest Col city fan]

39 minutes ago, ZeGuy said:

 

Well I did.

 

 

 

 

Must have my "told ya so" moment too.

Stop stealing my bloody thunder! First starting my threads then claiming to be a know it all!

This isn’t on!

 

[Arriba Los Zorros]

2 hours ago, ZeGuy said:

 

Well I did.

 

 

 

 

Must have my "told ya so" moment too.

I did too! and got abuse for saying so. It was quite obvious he never had any technical ability. Shame on you, Foxestalk.

[m4DD0gg]

9 hours ago, fuchsntf said:

Love to see it work out, get decent game time.

Then return on a positive note, and turn his foxes career around...

Hes struggled, but doesnt mean hes finished.....

He is horrendous at football......why the hell have him back?!

[Monsell1976]

Good luck musa, get your career back on track, and limit our loses by playing well.

[Blue ROI]

3 hours ago, StriderHiryu said:

That's definitely a fair point. I guess I would back up my argument by saying we spent a hell a lot of money, breaking our club record three times in one window for Mendy, Musa and Slimani. Only Slim did anything of value of those 3 and it cost one of our most beloved managers of all time to get the chop. Not saying that was the only reason, but had we had Ndidi in instead of Mendy from the off we'd probably not have languished so low in the league.

 

But I'll grant you that Peter Taylor was a train wreck of the most unimaginable kind. He actually pulled off a reverse Ranieri because I seem to remember we were actually top or 2nd at one point with him in charge going into a game with Man United but from that point on we sank faster than a lead weight in quicksand. We all remember hoe bad some of his signings were.

Might be a bit harsh on Mendy. Fair enough he didn't set the world alight with us but he had nearly the worst debut in Leicester history getting injured like that.  We were struggling early doors with N'Didi too. 

 

I''d agree with you on the 2016 window being a disaster though. If it wasnt for Taylor I would have agreed it was the worst ever. Thankfully the club took action when they did. Millwall was looking like the horrors of Wycombe revisited. At least we recovered from that with 2017's signings. The fallout from Wycombe fills me with dread as much as the title win fills me with joy.

[The Doctor]

3 hours ago, Manwell Pablo said:

Ha as if some people have called him the worst player to put a shirt on.

 

You are clueless if so, I've seen mofo's who shouldn't be playing professional sport, Musa's scored 42 goals for a Champions League side. 

 

I mean don't get me wrong some of the things he did made you laugh out loud but until you've seen an over the hill Geoff Horsefield you aint seen nothing. 

Woah there, show some respect to Sir Geoff of Horsfield.

[Monsell1976]

3 hours ago, Manwell Pablo said:

Ha as if some people have called him the worst player to put a shirt on.

 

You are clueless if so, I've seen mofo's who shouldn't be playing professional sport, Musa's scored 42 goals for a Champions League side. 

 

I mean don't get me wrong some of the things he did made you laugh out loud but until you've seen an over the hill Geoff Horsefield you aint seen nothing. 

Junior Lewis do I need to say anymore  

Edited 30 January 2018 by Monsell1976

[fuchsntf]

32 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

He is horrendous at football......why the hell have him back?!

Maddogs and Englishmen......

Bit between your legs and cant be courtious....

He might hit hights, his young age allows him to reach...

If he doesnt, hes gave it a try, whether One cleans Offices or are the boss, 

I hope you dont fall, in the hands of the self-opinionated unimaginative, or one-eyed cross talker, when you come up for assesment.

 

 

 

 

 

[m4DD0gg]

15 minutes ago, fuchsntf said:

Maddogs and Englishmen......

Bit between your legs and cant be courtious....

He might hit hights, his young age allows him to reach...

If he doesnt, hes gave it a try, whether One cleans Offices or are the boss, 

I hope you dont fall, in the hands of the self-opinionated unimaginative, or one-eyed cross talker, when you come up for assesment.

 

 

 

 

 

Yeh right.

 

I have seen sunday league players with more ability.

 

For a 'professional' footballer he has the WORST first touch i have ever seen, lack of game awareness and no end product.

 

His only asset is he can run fast and he has 2 plus wives and a petrol station in nigeria.

[Manwell Pablo]

45 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

Woah there, show some respect to Sir Geoff of Horsfield.

 

Oh please he was truly woeful here  bloke needed to retire a long time before he did. 

 

Tbf theres loads of examples I didn’t want to say Elvis Hammond as typing his name gives me flashbacks but musa looked like neymar in comparison 

[Farrington fox]

Hope it will become a permanent move, don’t want him back. 

[Fox92]

I said all along he lacked any technical ability - even the simple stuff such as the ability to control a ball.

 

Just hope he can recover some form there so we can get some sort of fee for him.

[The Doctor]

44 minutes ago, Manwell Pablo said:

 

Oh please he was truly woeful here  bloke needed to retire a long time before he did. 

 

Tbf theres loads of examples I didn’t want to say Elvis Hammond as typing his name gives me flashbacks but musa looked like neymar in comparison 

They all were from that era. Legends to a man. Momo Sylla was possibly the worst winger we ever had.

[Manwell Pablo]

3 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

They all were from that era. Legends to a man. Momo Sylla was possibly the worst winger we ever had.

 

I didn't mind Stephen Hughes.....too much, and kisnorbo was fine once he got the Fck out of midfield

[fuchsntf]

54 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

Yeh right.

 

I have seen sunday league players with more ability.

 

For a 'professional' footballer he has the WORST first touch i have ever seen, lack of game awareness and no end product.

 

His only asset is he can run fast and he has 2 plus wives and a petrol station in nigeria.

Go on then, if you really need it....I will sign this one off for your Bucketlist....

Great banter...innit.

[baldeagle]

41 minutes ago, The Doctor said:

They all were from that era. Legends to a man. Momo Sylla was possibly the worst winger we ever had.

I seem to remember seeing  Sylla in his first match pretty sure it was a friendly and he looked pretty  eletric how wrong could I have been 

[RumbleFox]

1 hour ago, Manwell Pablo said:

 

Oh please he was truly woeful here  bloke needed to retire a long time before he did. 

 

Tbf theres loads of examples I didn’t want to say Elvis Hammond as typing his name gives me flashbacks but musa looked like neymar in comparison 

D. E. N. N. I. S.  W. I. S. E.

 

X

[act smiley]

1 hour ago, The Doctor said:

They all were from that era. Legends to a man. Momo Sylla was possibly the worst winger we ever had.

He wasn't even the worst winger in that team. Don't you remember Josh Low?