No its not, the club were actually quite annoyed that they had that sponsor once Bendtner signed. Next year Bendy probably wont be at the club anymore, but the club still want to rectify the mistake of this seasons sponsor, so next year we'll be getting one much more worthy of being worn on a top sported by Nicklas Bendtner, in recognition of his efforts this seasonPercy Dalton wrote:
Sunderland's sponsor is so apt for Nik.......... a complete lottery!
Just saw this comment (yes, I am sad enough to go back and read through me Bendtner thread every so often!). TBH if it was the MotD highlights they showed fuck all of our game, but yes, he wasnt great. He had some nice touches and he certainly put the effort in again but he never really threatened them and never looked likely to get in behind. He didnt do anything wrong, but I did only give him a Bendtner Rating for the Match of 6/10, which is the lowest he's had. That being said, we cant expect him to be our best player week in week out, he had a slight off day last week but it wasnt as if he cost us points, and I'm sure he'll be back to his best tomorrow (not that it will help us much at Old Trafford) and then he'll be able to destroy Fulham and Wigan who both visit the SoL later this monthfranksav63 wrote:I admit, it was only the highlights I saw of your last game (when Wickham scored), but Bendtner looked back to how he 'plays' for us. (very shitly)
No hope. Larsson is a good deliverer of a set piece and thats it. He isnt inventive, he's slow, he cant beat a man- basically he is in our side because we might, if lucky, get a free kick he can hit, he certainly wont make a chance by beating his man and crossing it in. I dont mind Seb, he is actually our player and he can win us points with his set pieces but in terms of being a footballer, he's nowhere near Nicklas Bendtner. If we had someone with some skill on the wing who could cross, I'd have Seb as a back up, but it would take a lot for us to have 2 strikers worth keeping Bendtner out of the side. The gooners might (in the main) not recognise it, but hes a class or two above the likes of Larsson (and Chamakh!)StokeyGooner wrote:
Definitely can't knock him for effort, not sure what he's doing up there when we've only really got one decent in form striker at the minute.
Larssons' the better player out of the two though no?
He definitely lacks pace but whenever I've seen him in the last few years he seems to put in a shift, good passer of the ball, good first touch and technically seems a good player.safcftm wrote:No hope. Larsson is a good deliverer of a set piece and thats it. He isnt inventive, he's slow, he cant beat a man- basically he is in our side because we might, if lucky, get a free kick he can hit, he certainly wont make a chance by beating his man and crossing it in. I dont mind Seb, he is actually our player and he can win us points with his set pieces but in terms of being a footballer, he's nowhere near Nicklas Bendtner. If we had someone with some skill on the wing who could cross, I'd have Seb as a back up, but it would take a lot for us to have 2 strikers worth keeping Bendtner out of the side. The gooners might (in the main) not recognise it, but hes a class or two above the likes of Larsson (and Chamakh!)StokeyGooner wrote:
Definitely can't knock him for effort, not sure what he's doing up there when we've only really got one decent in form striker at the minute.
Larssons' the better player out of the two though no?
