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where foreign players have not been a success

By Piethagoram

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No, not a career reprise on the Banjoman, but on a look back for Millwall's Red invasion

 

http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/yuran-admits-hes-top-of-the-flops-6318309.html

Always remember Danny Baker complete with Russian Red Army Fur hat, on television full of enthusiasm of a new dawn for Millwall...but such new dawn was relegation

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    Chris

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    I think it's not so much a case of foreign players but teams knowing how to make use of their ability.

    When you cook something, these days herbs and spices aren't uncommon to be added - whilst in the footballing world, managers insist that they know best and some do not give people chance to express myself. The perfect example would be Swerts, he looked very useful and now we have the missing Stanley Aborah - who do we fall back on? It's certainly not Gill Swerts because he opt towards releasing him.

    Like I try to mention, it's more about the clubs.

    I forget the Dutch defender in the 90's who played in the Championship, yet he was someone I always felt could cut it. Also, some teams have made it quite successful in dabbling in the market. Forest (hate to say it) managed to find some gems whilst in League One.

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