hill83
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On trial. In the telegraph
Sky Blues test Yakubu's fitness ahead of potential deal
Sky Blues test Yakubu's fitness ahead of potential deal
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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It must be true then. LOL :wacky:
But he can't play because he has a slight injury. :facepalm:
westofrayne
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34+ Not had a club this season, how fit will he be? Talent will be there but will the legs be able to cope?
let's see where this goes
let's see where this goes
AFCCOVENTRY
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You got your number the wrong way round.
AFCCOVENTRY
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Que Darius Lord Henderson
Warwickhunt
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Younger than Roger Millar
st john
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Yes, he could be at least 37, this was taken from a report 2 years ago.
"The official figure is 32 but Derby boss Steve McClaren reckoned that Yakubu told him he was 25 when he joined him at Middlesbrough in a £7.5million deal a decade ago."
Read more: Yakubu ignoring questions about age as striker turns back clock to score first goal for Reading to reach FA Cup quarter-finals | Daily Mail Online
Warwickhunt
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Even an unfit Yakubu is better than what we have got
robbiekeane
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I know I shouldn't but I can't help get excited by this
robbiekeane
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"Sky Blues sign highly rated 21 year old youngster Yakubu" - The Nigerian Times
jimmyhillsfanclub
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Feed the yak and he will score.. ..
AFCCOVENTRY
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Ok who will feed him then ? :wacky:
sw88
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Hope he's not expecting pies
skybluepm2
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All for giving this a chance. We can't go on with what we have got, that much is obvious. I would rather play with an actual Yak than see Tudgay lumber around the pitch ever again.
The Reverend Skyblue
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Are we that desperate that we are going to sign a 40 year old has been ? yes is the answer
st john
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No, Yaks only eat grass, their waste is a primary source of fuel in Tibet, so more crap
shmmeee
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Is he that desperate he'll sign for us?
bradwellskyblues
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I won.the Nigerian lottery this weekend all I had to do was send my bank details
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dongonzalos
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This is hilarious.
The only issue is Slade won't fuck around. If he isn't fit enough then he will not take him.
How will he be fit enough if he hasn't had a club all season?
For me personally a 70% fit Yakubu
With the right mental attitude is well worth the risk !!!
The only issue is Slade won't fuck around. If he isn't fit enough then he will not take him.
How will he be fit enough if he hasn't had a club all season?
For me personally a 70% fit Yakubu
With the right mental attitude is well worth the risk !!!
ccfc92
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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It's desperate, and typical of us. He hasn't played all season. What the fuck is wrong with our club?
That being said, the best way to get fit is playing matches. Just play him and see what happens. We are so shit that lowering the standard even more is surely almost impossible.
That being said, the best way to get fit is playing matches. Just play him and see what happens. We are so shit that lowering the standard even more is surely almost impossible.
rupert_bear
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Will he be better than Tudguy ? If yes snap him up
steve82
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I said on another post that should RS take him on in what ever condition he may be he'd not be playing with the same ethic as Beavon trying to cover ever blade of grass to hustle the defence.
He just a brute up front that will hopefully occupy our opposition giant defenders, holding them off with his strengths and laying off loose balls to open up chances for other.
He's not done a lot in the last few years but even if he'd of scored 10/15+ I'm sure we'd knock that out of him very quickly....
As long as he can still get about for 75 mins and play a target man role then he's surely worth bringing in for a few training sessions to see if he's anything to offer.
As I said he may be the compliment to someone we already have to spark something.
He just a brute up front that will hopefully occupy our opposition giant defenders, holding them off with his strengths and laying off loose balls to open up chances for other.
He's not done a lot in the last few years but even if he'd of scored 10/15+ I'm sure we'd knock that out of him very quickly....
As long as he can still get about for 75 mins and play a target man role then he's surely worth bringing in for a few training sessions to see if he's anything to offer.
As I said he may be the compliment to someone we already have to spark something.
Warwickhunt
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If RS cannot sort out the supply to the YaK then it will flounder on stony ground.
Otis
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Don't say 'snap' when you are talking about any Coventry City players please.
Otis
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Well yep. If the Yak is coming we need to milk him for all he's worth.
Otis
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Exactly.
All well and good saying throw him in, but he has been without a club for a whole season.
Playing him could be disastrous and he would probably have a strain or injury within about 10 mins of taking to the field.
Didn't Slade just use that very argument of lack of match fitness for the Sheff Utd lad.
Would be very irresponsible to just throw a completely unfit player into a game. 75% fit and you may get away with it, but no club for a year? Fitness level must be well below 50%.
