| Connor Roberts 19:56 - Nov 25 with 4091 views | 34dfgdf54 |
Something happening at Burnley?
Apparently deleted all mentions of Burnley on his socials and unfollowed club, childish I know. |  | | |  |
| Connor Roberts on 22:07 - Nov 26 with 852 views | GeoffThom |
Bad move by him and roden, yeah great money for Joe but I think we got stung on Roberts.
I know one thing yeah Burnley in prem but another northern shithole I would never have gone near the place |  | | |
| Connor Roberts on 22:16 - Nov 26 with 830 views | Badlands |
Could it be Roberts and Rodon are not Premier League standard? |  |
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| Connor Roberts on 22:50 - Nov 26 with 799 views | KeithHaynes |
| Connor Roberts on 22:16 - Nov 26 by Badlands |
Could it be Roberts and Rodon are not Premier League standard? |
Premier league money, not premier league standard.
Both will move on next year, but not to Swansea. |  |
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| Connor Roberts on 23:07 - Nov 26 with 791 views | YouBackJastard |
| Connor Roberts on 22:16 - Nov 26 by Badlands |
Could it be Roberts and Rodon are not Premier League standard? |
I’d argue both play at an extremely high level for Wales, with Roberts putting up one of the best numbers from a creative perspective in the entire league while playing as a wingback and Rodon always looking like a cut above the division when he wasn’t injured. I think both are premier league standard (Rodon especially so) but both just at the wrong clubs at the right time. |  | | |
| Connor Roberts on 23:45 - Nov 26 with 775 views | jasper_T |
| Connor Roberts on 22:00 - Nov 26 by onehunglow |
That depends on who you are.
Million quid per month coming in wouldn’t take long.
A player with his head screwed on can invest wisely or buy much of Burnley s housing stock,as Robbie Fowler did |
Modern PL players don't need to start second careers as landlords to set themselves up for the future. Don't need to do anything other than make sure their agent isn't running off with it or investing in ponzi schemes. | | | |
| Connor Roberts on 09:12 - Nov 27 with 696 views | Dr_Winston |
| Connor Roberts on 23:07 - Nov 26 by YouBackJastard |
I’d argue both play at an extremely high level for Wales, with Roberts putting up one of the best numbers from a creative perspective in the entire league while playing as a wingback and Rodon always looking like a cut above the division when he wasn’t injured. I think both are premier league standard (Rodon especially so) but both just at the wrong clubs at the right time. |
International football isn't all that high a standard. One or two teams in each group maybe. The rest might have a couple of decent players but the rest are probably on average worse than those the Swans face each week.
Rodon has PL quality but joined the wrong team. Spurs are in a bit of a mess and it's unlikely that Conte will try to fix it with a relative rookie at CB. As previously mentioned, Roberts could probably do a decent job as a WB in a Prem team, but he wasn't even the best RB at Swansea. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Connor Roberts on 10:29 - Nov 27 with 669 views | jack_lord |
| Connor Roberts on 09:12 - Nov 27 by Dr_Winston |
International football isn't all that high a standard. One or two teams in each group maybe. The rest might have a couple of decent players but the rest are probably on average worse than those the Swans face each week.
Rodon has PL quality but joined the wrong team. Spurs are in a bit of a mess and it's unlikely that Conte will try to fix it with a relative rookie at CB. As previously mentioned, Roberts could probably do a decent job as a WB in a Prem team, but he wasn't even the best RB at Swansea. |
That's right. Fabulous wing back but a decent right back.
He has an incredible engine and it should be utilised whether at Burnley or elsewhere. |  |
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