It would be absolute insanity if we let him go. He now has 50 goals for us, how much did we get him for? Plus he's only 24 years old. If he is played regularly throughout the season, he'd get 20+ goals easily.
It would be absolute insanity if we let him go. He now has 50 goals for us, how much did we get him for? Plus he's only 24 years old. If he is played regularly throughout the season, he'd get 20+ goals easily.
Anyone else think this is the best you've ever seen him play?
Seemed more like the way he plays for Mexico.
I'm just hoping he'll fit into Moyes' plans, I can't think of a striker Moyes has managed who is like Hernandez.
There'll be loads, but I can't think of any off the top of my head.
His general play today was outstanding. Some of his link play was extremely classy and penetrative. Impressed.
Hernandez would fit into any sane managers plans. He's a dream player.
I'm just hoping he'll fit into Moyes' plans, I can't think of a striker Moyes has managed who is like Hernandez.
There'll be loads, but I can't think of any off the top of my head.
There were plenty of people worried that he was a one season wonder after last season, but he's shown this year he's not. Scored 20 goals in 45 games first season, 12 in 36 last season and now 18 in 36 this season, and the vast majority of those games were sub appearances. Great little player, and his attitude is brilliant. Gives his all and has never complained, and just seems genuinely thankful to be here. Scoring 18 goals as a 3rd choice striker, behind Rooney and Van Persie, is remarkable really.
If transfermarkt's numbers are correct, Chicha has scored or assisted a goal every 63 minutes in the Premiership this season.
If transfermarkt's numbers are correct, Chicha has scored or assisted a goal every 63 minutes in the Premiership this season.
He has the best goals per minute ratio in the history of the Premier League! I am delighted at how much his touch has improved this season. You just know that that has come from him putting hours of practice in on the training ground too.
He is one of the big reasons selling Rooney wouldn't overly concern me. Chicha deserves to be the 2nd main striker behind RvP.
It's also encouraging that RVP can comfortably play behind him. So he won't necessarily be competing directly with him every single game.