“TAKE THAT HARRY!”
You know that was the first thought that crossed Pav’s mind when he scored! He was proving a point to everyone in the DW Stadium last night: opponents, supporters, teammates, and most of all: Harry!
The relationship has been a rocky one from the start. Pav’s inability to come to grips with life in London and the English language (food too apparently) pushed him into the dark pecking order abyss. Defoe was paired with Robbie Keane, while Crouchie was eventually brought in and, almost instantly, given a shot as starter. Naturally, that would destroy anyone’s morale.
Numerous reports circulated the news that Pav and Harry were heading towards an ugly divorce. Fans were not happy.
His last performance should have been enough to warrant him a shot at a starting role. Unfortunately not. I actually thought that Gudjohnsen would get the nod somewhere at the 60th minute mark last night. But the fans wanted none other than Pav and they made it very clear. Apparently there were chants from the away supporters (I love you) for “Super Pav” way before his introduction. Now, whether Harry listened to the fans is one thing. If he did, it was a noble move; swallow your pride and give a chance to someone your supporters want to see on the pitch.
Well, it is now time to give the boy his chance. In his last two appearances, he has scored 3 times (I think that’s correct). Crouch has been sort of ineffective in the last few matches and we need someone else to aid with the scoring. He must start alongside Defoe against Bolton on Wednesday. HE MUST HARRY.
Note: If there is anything wrong with the Russian title, I blame Google Language Tools
Tags: "Super Pav", DW Stadium, Harry Redknapp, Roman Pavyluchenko, Tottenham Hotspur, Wigan Athletic, win
February 22, 2010 at 6:25 pm |
Apparently Daniel Levy has had Harry writing out 1000 times
‘I must not be so stubborn’
‘Pavlyuchenko gets to play;his impact is stupendous’ dum diddle dum diddle etc.
February 22, 2010 at 6:38 pm |
LOL
February 22, 2010 at 9:26 pm |
Pav came on for Defoe!
Was that for the yellow card he had/rest the lad or is he considered a direct replacement for Defoe according to Harry! Just thinking because I really don’t want to see a Crouch/Pav partnership in our next game.
Hoping for another Russian title after we win on Wednesday.
Nice picture
February 23, 2010 at 8:08 pm |
Bash.
Defoe seemed a bit hyper and was presumably taken off before he got sent off.
I hope Davspurs doesn’t get on his case.
February 23, 2010 at 10:25 pm |
Let hope Pav doesn’t get too carried away and continues to ‘try’ in training. I wasn’t overly impressed with him last year but hope he continues to impress
I did love his reaction to the fans, he seemed proper fired up. A classier reaction than the Bobby Zamora school of rubbing someone’s face in it. Was kind of hoping though that Pav would run up to the Spurs bench and give Harry, Bond and Jordan a big shhhhh
February 24, 2010 at 1:51 pm |
Bash: Defoe needed to go off, I agree with JimmyG2.
JimmyG2: Davspurs is a legend lol
Spud: The look on Harry’s face must have been priceless for Pav (and his agent). If he gets the nod vs Bolton, he better continue to impress.