That's a superb goal to be fair. His first touch to buy him the half a yard he needed to get the shot away was perfect. Then it was a hell of a strike.
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Player Min-Hyuk Yang
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That's a superb goal to be fair. His first touch to buy him the half a yard he needed to get the shot away was perfect. Then it was a hell of a strike.
As I understand it, Sonny is "frankly an embarrassment" these days.
That's Zomb for you though, clearly hurting now PEH has gone.
#bAnTz
The stamina issue isn't a surprise, he is still at school, so can't train full time. He recently had a dip in form, as it was exam time and he had even less time to train and that was only a few weeks ago.
The disagreeing battys on here
I just added my disagree to your stupid post.
He will have to do military service unless he gets a pass like Sonny did!
We're the Yang Gang now.
It's a year isn't it?
Maybe do a cheeky 6months of it between now and January?
At 28, he'll have plenty of time to win the Asian Games with them until then, and even if he doesn't, if he makes it to 28 in the club he'll have been a success.
They have to do 18-21 months.It's a year isn't it?
Maybe do a cheeky 6months of it between now and January?
Athletes that excel at international competitions have to do a shortened version. Son did his during the Covid lockdown.
I hate to sound cynical here but Son is likely going to be leaving within a few seasons and he has a sizeable base of dedicated Korean supporters that regularly turn up at the ground to watch him play and that is a LOT of money and a LOT of arses in seats to lose once he leaves.
I don't think Levy is prepared to lose that supporter group and I think that's why this signing has happened.
Now obviously, if he turns out as good as Son did then it's a win regardless but I think the intention behind it is pretty obvious from a business perspective because come rain or shine Korean players in the PL have a sizeable support that will turn up and pay for tickets.
I don't think Levy is prepared to lose that supporter group and I think that's why this signing has happened.
Now obviously, if he turns out as good as Son did then it's a win regardless but I think the intention behind it is pretty obvious from a business perspective because come rain or shine Korean players in the PL have a sizeable support that will turn up and pay for tickets.