Robinho is garbage

No need to apologize THC, you did not offend me. Here's to wish more performances like this from Robinho in the future.

Cheers,

I wonder who will show up tomorrow...the robinho we saw wednesday or the one we've come to criticize

motm performance

Ganso wrote: motm performance

Urby deserved it more imo..

Honestly, I'm fairly glad Roby has lived up to some of the posters hype here. I hope we can still conclude he is a player who has great spells of inconsistency which involve the spurning of many chances and lack of genuine care to his game, but who is also capable of great things. He has definitely forced me to rethink my conclusions so far, but i doubt he can keep it up. I hope he goes on to prove me wrong even further.

when he is on, he is world class, when he isn't he is average at best

If Garbaginho keeps performing like the last two games,he can stay as long as he wantslol

red&blacklegion wrote:If Garbaginho keeps performing like the last two games,he can stay as long as he wantslol

doesnt 'dustbinho ' sound easier to write

Lord Hades wrote:

red&blacklegion wrote:If Garbaginho keeps performing like the last two games,he can stay as long as he wantslol

doesnt 'dustbinho ' sound easier to write

He's 'Robwiniho' at the moment.

Robinho has been playing really well these days. Interestingly, this happened ever since ES started playing well, and shows that competition is good for the team.

i dont think it was because of SES,i think it was on the Arsenal game,he realized he had to step it up and he did.Binho is a confidence type of player and it was extremely low since he was missing so many sitters.Now hes on a roll

Ganso wrote:i dont think it was because of SES,i think it was on the Arsenal game,he realized he had to step it up and he did.Binho is a confidence type of player and it was extremely low since he was missing so many sitters.Now hes on a roll

you right . Confidence. Right now , no one can claim his place in the 11 and he just works on that. Obviously Pato needs work to do , so to speak.

El Sharaawy is young and needs to learn and give a lot, if anything , in order to really compete with the rest . Cassano is out for the time being,
so that leaves him alone and first choice.

That's why he plays better now , he has no real pressure on him. Can't complain really , he does his part in games and we are all pleased

Potential wrote:Here we go again.

I just want to quote this as you guys have absolutely no believe in our players.

Potential wrote:

Potential wrote:Here we go again.

I just want to quote this as you guys have absolutely no believe in our players.

no belief ? Well , if fair criticism and observative reasoning means lack of belief then yeah, i do that.

In any case , Robinho may have played great in these latest matches , but there's a reason behing that ,even himself said that. Pato's absence let him unlock his potential , his words not mine!

Also , his sitters this season cannot and should not go unnoticed or beyond criticism.Like his goals and performances are praised , his bad times should also be put to the table.

Dante13 wrote:

Potential wrote:

Potential wrote:Here we go again.

I just want to quote this as you guys have absolutely no believe in our players.

no belief ? Well , if fair criticism and observative reasoning means lack of belief then yeah, i do that.

In any case , Robinho may have played great in these latest matches , but there's a reason behing that ,even himself said that. Pato's absence let him unlock his potential , his words not mine!

Also , his sitters this season cannot and should not go unnoticed or beyond criticism.Like his goals and performances are praised , his bad times should also be put to the table.

I agree that we should discuss both of the good and the bad aspects of a player, however to want a player sold simply because he is out of form truly makes me wonder about some fans, after all we should ask the very best of our players and demand improvements, but we should do that reasonably.

Potential wrote:

Dante13 wrote:

Potential wrote:

Potential wrote:Here we go again.

I just want to quote this as you guys have absolutely no believe in our players.

no belief ? Well , if fair criticism and observative reasoning means lack of belief then yeah, i do that.

In any case , Robinho may have played great in these latest matches , but there's a reason behing that ,even himself said that. Pato's absence let him unlock his potential , his words not mine!

Also , his sitters this season cannot and should not go unnoticed or beyond criticism.Like his goals and performances are praised , his bad times should also be put to the table.

I agree that we should discuss both of the good and the bad aspects of a player, however to want a player sold simply because he is out of form truly makes me wonder about some fans, after all we should ask the very best of our players and demand improvements, but we should do that reasonably.

indeed, it's a foolish thing to say . One player to be sold just because he is out of form. But , you have to understand , that if kept underperforming and missing those serious sitters , these "fans" would be quite right about it.

So , most important thing is , measure things up , praise efforts and critisize performances , but at the end of the day ,if needed , then yeah we call for his head.
That's not meant for Robinho of course , but IF he kept going on like that , it would be. Robinho's doing fine again this season, despite occassional bloopers

Robinho proved this entire thread wrong, OWNED!

Its amazing what confidence can do. After beating Arsenal the whole team is playing with such enthusiastic.You can see the belief in every players eyes . Mexes,Emanuelson,Nocerino,Van Bommel,Robinho,and even Silva have been doing extremely well .

Robinho plays well when no one puts too much pressure on him.

He was always a great talent. Just needs some maturity.

i think i was probably one of the very few that never downgraded him since the beginning of this thread

He is gaining confidence back, I hope to see it continue

Quite obvious we have seen that confidence is an integral quality of his arsenal. In the way it helps him catalyze his fine samba qualities that we all know of him even before he came to Milan. He has even shown the sheer creative quality he can produce for us even in the biggest of matches.

What I feel is underrated most is how he has matured from being a fancy dribbled to an all round dynamic creative outlet and occasional goalscorer.

Ganso wrote:

Epic music.

Forza Rossoneri wrote:

Ganso wrote:

Epic music.

Unbelievable.

There was so much conviction to his dribbles this time around since his Arsenal game as if he keeps this up he will nail down his starting spot for us.

What a dribbling play.

Arquitecto wrote:

Forza Rossoneri wrote:

Ganso wrote:

Epic music.

Unbelievable.

There was so much conviction to his dribbles this time around since his Arsenal game as if he keeps this up he will nail down his starting spot for us.

What a dribbling play.

Yeah, his confidence has increased dramatically.