WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



happygilmore 12:01 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Didn't notice him much in the game

Mart O 12:03 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Fuck me, can't believe anyone thought he was any good tonight. OK, he can pass it, well, about 5 yards, but as for winning it...utter shite. Slow as fuck, never a PL player and certainly not what WHU needs.

costahammer 12:20 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Great passer and more importantly doesn´t get pulled form pillar to post out of position exposing his defence like a certain Senegalese player i know!!

eusebiovic 12:21 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
As my colleague at work observed when we watched the match this evening - "He is a bit like Carlton Palmer but without the first touch of a rapist"

Lily Hammer 12:26 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
He gave the ball away once, but found his man every other time, and always shows for the ball. He keeps very cool in the tightest of situations and is never bullied off the ball.

I rate him, but he needs quality around him and pace, because he’s not a speed monster. He trusts his team mates, which he can do with Portugal. He wouldn’t have made a huge difference for us last season with the other midfielders we had, as the balls he certainly would have passed to them wouldn’t have stuck, except with Noble, but the two of them together would have left us slower than ever.

J.Riddle 2:31 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Turns like a oil tanker, Everton are welcome to him.

J.Riddle 2:31 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
An

REALGSA 2:42 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
team is carried by ronaldo

Norflundon 8:07 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
He was so slow and never passed the ball more than three yards
Ok on a free but much better players out there

Stubbo 8:28 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Not the heel snapping injection of energy our midfield needs.

Spandex Sidney 10:18 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Didn't look better than Noble to be honest and just as 'quick'

Northern Sold 10:41 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
So he has gone from season saviour....to fat cunt we don't need....in the space of a few months....you gotta love WHO...

Pagey 10:48 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
I was thinking that too. Six months ago it was a case of ‘pay them what they want’ and now he’s available on a free he’s suddenly dog shit!

Willtell 10:55 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
That's the point though isn't it? Sullivan was castigated by everyone including me, for fucking up the Carvalho deal. Yet maybe he was just offering a realistic figure and we fans just believed the hype of a player's reputation off You Tube highlights.

The reality is that he's an average player and wasn't worth the £35m Sporting were asking.

the exile 10:58 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
NS - agreed. It's weird though. I can't be bothered to look it up now, but I distinctly remember seeing a youtube compilation in which he looked like a dynamic, box-to-box, commanding player with a real presence. Last night he seemed to be playing well within himself, rarely moved faster than a slow jog, played short, simple passes very effectively but offered nothing more than that, really. Maybe that's what he was told to do last night. It'll be interesting to see how he plays against the weaker sides in the group.

13 Brentford Rd 10:59 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
He's being judged on one game where his team were outclassed by the best team at ball retention in the world?
From the glimpses I saw of him I would have him over a 35 year old Toure!

Pagey 10:59 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Everyone bangs on about Dendonker but I guarantee that hardly anyone on here could even pick him out of a line up.

ironsofcanada 11:45 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
"I am a scout because I watched a World Cup game" syndrome is back again.

If we were to sign him or not, I expect it will be based on more than one performance.

SUM A DING WONG 12:58 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
Carvalho is clearly a step up on what we have. As people have said, he was very neat and tidy without any thrills.

If he'd been constantly breaking up play, going box to box, looking like he was going to score all the time, guess what - he'd be playing for a top, top team Like Barcelona or Real Madrid. Essentially, that was who he was up against last night.

At best, we're a mid table Premier League team - we need to remember this.

Alan 1:36 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
I watched the match for a 2nd time, paying particular attention to Carvalho.
He runs like a 70 year old. He hardly made a tackle in the whole match and made no attempt to track players. He'd get slaughtered in the Premier league. To be fair, he's good in possession, but that's not enough. We need a Kante-type player, not him.

Bernie 1:43 Sat Jun 16
Re: William Carvalho
It's pretty funny that some people think Noble is better than this geezer.

Nearly as funny as the bloke on KUMB that said Arnautovic is the closest thing he'd seen to Drogba.

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