Sunday, 29 March 2009
There is only one JJ
There are just some players that you never forget because, you know, they'll always be 'one of ours.' Charlie MacDonald for example, who unfortunately got injured yesterday in the top of the table clash against the Gills. He's still banging them in though and we will of course find his level next season.
Then there is Shaun Bartlett, an old neighbour of mine in Kent, who talked about Charlton recently and has just left Bloemfontein Celtic. The player we loved to hate Radostin Kishishev, who collected his 85th Bulgarian cap yesterday and made one of the goals against Rep of Ireland. Moaning about Kish eh, blimey those were the days weren't they?
And of course JJ, who scored 14 goals for us in his first Premiership season. He moved to Malmo and scored goals for fun there but is now back in Scotland with Hibernian. He hasn't hit the net for Hibs yet, but he did yesterday for Finland at the Millennium Stadium, much to the chagrin of one Craig Bellamy. A good loser he is not.
Bellamy said afterwards: "Johansson scored but I don't know how. I don't think he is a good enough player to score." The fact is no one likes Craig Bellamy, and it is easy to see why. ¶ 09:05
There are just some players that you never forget because, you know, they'll always be 'one of ours.' Charlie MacDonald for example, who unfortunately got injured yesterday in the top of the table clash against the Gills. He's still banging them in though and we will of course find his level next season.Then there is Shaun Bartlett, an old neighbour of mine in Kent, who talked about Charlton recently and has just left Bloemfontein Celtic. The player we loved to hate Radostin Kishishev, who collected his 85th Bulgarian cap yesterday and made one of the goals against Rep of Ireland. Moaning about Kish eh, blimey those were the days weren't they?
And of course JJ, who scored 14 goals for us in his first Premiership season. He moved to Malmo and scored goals for fun there but is now back in Scotland with Hibernian. He hasn't hit the net for Hibs yet, but he did yesterday for Finland at the Millennium Stadium, much to the chagrin of one Craig Bellamy. A good loser he is not.
Bellamy said afterwards: "Johansson scored but I don't know how. I don't think he is a good enough player to score." The fact is no one likes Craig Bellamy, and it is easy to see why. ¶ 09:05
