I was less than impressed with his performances at the start of the season, and even his staunchest supporter would agree that he was poor then.
But recently, he's been incredible! Another brilliant performance yesterday, absolute rock at the back against a tricky side going forward. Massive amount of respect for him sticking through the hard times and stick from some supporters to turn into a really good centre back.
Hats off to him for his form.
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Brian Saah
"We are now so far up sh*t creek our boat is actually poking out the end of someones toilet bowl."
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my wednesday mate, mick, at the rotherham game compared him to alan hansen!! as a player, not as a pundit! he was calmness personified that night, head up, carried the ball out of defence at times, i admit we had had a few pints before the match but i really could see where he was coming from with that!!
still keeping the faith
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At the start of the season i really did Ling had dropped a clanger in signing him as he struggled and became a target for a bit of abuse but his inclusion since Robbo left has not resulted in a downturn in form. He has slotted in with Ellis and formed a formidable defensive partnership with him, not easy to do when you have been in and out of the side. Credit to Brian, he has shown us all that he is capable of coping with the very best attackers in the league.
Strangely enough it was Pope Gregory the 9th inviting me for drinks aboard his steam yacht, the saucy sue currently wintering in montego bay with the England cricket team and the Balanese Goddess of plenty.
There is no doubt that Brain Saah struggled to settle here at the start, however thier were brief glimpses of what he was capable of, it was only a matter of showing some patience, and asking for the real Brain Saah to please stand up.
He has now, and is getting better each game he goes out, good signing, good player.
He has now, and is getting better each game he goes out, good signing, good player.
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scraping the barrell with that one :~Ddannyrvtufc4life wrote:Saah, Saah will tear you apart again!
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Massive agreed. i saw Saah play at Aldershot, saints and Cheltenham in the JPT and was convinced he was absolute dogeggs.
Delighted to be proved wrong and he's been outstanding in the games I've seen since. Hats of to Knowing Me Knowing you Bri Saah.
Delighted to be proved wrong and he's been outstanding in the games I've seen since. Hats of to Knowing Me Knowing you Bri Saah.
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royalgull wrote:Massive agreed. i saw Saah play at Aldershot, saints and Cheltenham in the JPT and was convinced he was absolute dogeggs.
Delighted to be proved wrong and he's been outstanding in the games I've seen since. Hats of to Knowing Me Knowing you Bri Saah.
Don't know that word, carry on
What does it mean though seriously Royal?
Strangely enough it was Pope Gregory the 9th inviting me for drinks aboard his steam yacht, the saucy sue currently wintering in montego bay with the England cricket team and the Balanese Goddess of plenty.
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