FFS don't ask on here. You'll get the full range from "vital" to "won't be missed" and be none the wiser.
Personally I think he is more than capable of holding his own in a mid-table Premier League team. Shame he couldn't find one to sign him.
nowhere near good enough for the european aristocrats that are sandwell town
comment by Wolfgang (U8869)
posted 4 minutes ago
nowhere near good enough for the european aristocrats that are sandwell town
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That's cleared that up then
if i can ever help
dont ask
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 6 minutes ago
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
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Top insight there. Probably as thorough as the scouting reports that are being handed to Kenny Jackett this summer.
Just been on ssn.
80k a week.
comment by pertonwolf (U17284)
posted 2 minutes ago
Just been on ssn.
80k a week.
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Seems quite a lot of money
We are very wealthy though
Top class player in the lower leagues. He scores goals, creates goals and is a known threat so teams usually "double-up" on him.
The Prem is a different kettle of fish so I will watch his progress with interest.
Wolves will definitely miss him, though.
What price wolves v sh@t in the fa cup?
Thankfully sako isn't about the money though
If you are paying 80 grand a week football has finally cracked.
comment by The Legacy (U19448)
posted 18 minutes ago
We are very wealthy though
..................................................
how much has your very wealthy club spent this window ?
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 6 minutes ago
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
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Top insight there. Probably as thorough as the scouting reports that are being handed to Kenny Jackett this summer.
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Apparently he is a non-spherical, bipedal, carbon based life form from the planet "Earth" which orbits the star "Sol". His ancestry lies in the continent known as "Africa" but he was born in a region of "Europe" known as "France".
I'm not sure if that helps you assess him as a footballer but it tells you as much as Sunny has and he has scouted at a very high level so I think I can be quite proud of my contribution.
What would you like me to do Tamwolf, write a bleedin' essay? I gave more info than Wolfgang, but hey...........
Shame you couldn't just add a little info instead of sarcasm.
If he's asking 80k a week they won't sign him.
From Sky Sports. No mention of money tho'
SAKO HAVING BAGGIES MEDICAL
West Brom are closing in on former Wolves attacking midfielder Bakary Sako, 27, according to Sky sources, with the player currently at the Baggies' training ground undergoing a medical.
West Brom boss Tony Pulis almost signed the Mali international in the January transfer window.
He's a very good player JH not sure how he'll get on in the prem thought
You don't fool halfy
Here's my take.
Sako is a fairly overrated footballer who has as many bad days as good, without him we actually pick up better results(fact not fiction) and he is fairly wasteful.
Takes a fairly average penalty and shouldn't have been our taker, he missed several.
But he is a game changer on his day and can be devastating.
All that said, disappointed he has gone to wba if that is the case, just highlighting again that footballers genuinely don't give a fück.
comment by Wolfgang (U8869)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by The Legacy (U19448)
posted 18 minutes ago
We are very wealthy though
..................................................
how much has your very wealthy club spent this window ?
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Not a lot yet. Let's see at the end of the window shall we?
Here's everything you REALLY need to know....
Nose: Honey and raisins with gentle charred-cask bitterness hidden behind. Stewed apples and pears develop in the glass, along with golden sugar, Portugese custard tarts, buttered fruit cake, nutmeg and clove. Despite those heavier notes, it’s still quite fresh, with freshly sliced Golden Delicious apple and hints of candied lemon.
Palate: Soft and rounded, with delicate sherry-cask spice and fruit to start. The flavours get darker as it develops, moving on through raisins and dark fruit cake to gentle notes of char and mixed spice. Just before the death, fresh apple pops up, accompanied by damp leaves and forest floor earthiness.
Finish: Nutmeg and cinnamon toast, soft and lingering with tart apple sauce and a hint of liquorice.
Comment: A game of two halves, with fresh fruit and weighty sherry-matured flavours balanced carefully, with each taking their turn on the nose and palate.
Actually ignore me that's a review of a Glennfarclas whisky
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posted on 27/7/15
FFS don't ask on here. You'll get the full range from "vital" to "won't be missed" and be none the wiser.
Personally I think he is more than capable of holding his own in a mid-table Premier League team. Shame he couldn't find one to sign him.
posted on 27/7/15
nowhere near good enough for the european aristocrats that are sandwell town
posted on 27/7/15
comment by Wolfgang (U8869)
posted 4 minutes ago
nowhere near good enough for the european aristocrats that are sandwell town
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That's cleared that up then
posted on 27/7/15
if i can ever help
dont ask
posted on 27/7/15
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
posted on 27/7/15
comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 6 minutes ago
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Top insight there. Probably as thorough as the scouting reports that are being handed to Kenny Jackett this summer.
posted on 27/7/15
Just been on ssn.
80k a week.
posted on 27/7/15
posted on 27/7/15
comment by pertonwolf (U17284)
posted 2 minutes ago
Just been on ssn.
80k a week.
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Seems quite a lot of money
posted on 27/7/15
We are very wealthy though
posted on 27/7/15
Top class player in the lower leagues. He scores goals, creates goals and is a known threat so teams usually "double-up" on him.
The Prem is a different kettle of fish so I will watch his progress with interest.
Wolves will definitely miss him, though.
posted on 27/7/15
What price wolves v sh@t in the fa cup?
posted on 27/7/15
Twatter is going mental.
posted on 27/7/15
Thankfully sako isn't about the money though
If you are paying 80 grand a week football has finally cracked.
posted on 27/7/15
comment by The Legacy (U19448)
posted 18 minutes ago
We are very wealthy though
..................................................
how much has your very wealthy club spent this window ?
posted on 27/7/15
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by wolfieintheSunshineState (U16306)
posted 6 minutes ago
He is a Mali International with a desire to play Premiership football. Was with us for 3 seasons, but whether he's good enough for the top flight, remains to be seen. Blows hot and cold.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Top insight there. Probably as thorough as the scouting reports that are being handed to Kenny Jackett this summer.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Apparently he is a non-spherical, bipedal, carbon based life form from the planet "Earth" which orbits the star "Sol". His ancestry lies in the continent known as "Africa" but he was born in a region of "Europe" known as "France".
I'm not sure if that helps you assess him as a footballer but it tells you as much as Sunny has and he has scouted at a very high level so I think I can be quite proud of my contribution.
posted on 27/7/15
What would you like me to do Tamwolf, write a bleedin' essay? I gave more info than Wolfgang, but hey...........
Shame you couldn't just add a little info instead of sarcasm.
posted on 27/7/15
If he's asking 80k a week they won't sign him.
posted on 27/7/15
From Sky Sports. No mention of money tho'
SAKO HAVING BAGGIES MEDICAL
West Brom are closing in on former Wolves attacking midfielder Bakary Sako, 27, according to Sky sources, with the player currently at the Baggies' training ground undergoing a medical.
West Brom boss Tony Pulis almost signed the Mali international in the January transfer window.
posted on 27/7/15
He's a very good player JH not sure how he'll get on in the prem thought
You don't fool halfy
posted on 27/7/15
Here's my take.
Sako is a fairly overrated footballer who has as many bad days as good, without him we actually pick up better results(fact not fiction) and he is fairly wasteful.
Takes a fairly average penalty and shouldn't have been our taker, he missed several.
But he is a game changer on his day and can be devastating.
All that said, disappointed he has gone to wba if that is the case, just highlighting again that footballers genuinely don't give a fück.
posted on 27/7/15
comment by Wolfgang (U8869)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by The Legacy (U19448)
posted 18 minutes ago
We are very wealthy though
..................................................
how much has your very wealthy club spent this window ?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not a lot yet. Let's see at the end of the window shall we?
posted on 27/7/15
Here's everything you REALLY need to know....
Nose: Honey and raisins with gentle charred-cask bitterness hidden behind. Stewed apples and pears develop in the glass, along with golden sugar, Portugese custard tarts, buttered fruit cake, nutmeg and clove. Despite those heavier notes, it’s still quite fresh, with freshly sliced Golden Delicious apple and hints of candied lemon.
Palate: Soft and rounded, with delicate sherry-cask spice and fruit to start. The flavours get darker as it develops, moving on through raisins and dark fruit cake to gentle notes of char and mixed spice. Just before the death, fresh apple pops up, accompanied by damp leaves and forest floor earthiness.
Finish: Nutmeg and cinnamon toast, soft and lingering with tart apple sauce and a hint of liquorice.
Comment: A game of two halves, with fresh fruit and weighty sherry-matured flavours balanced carefully, with each taking their turn on the nose and palate.
posted on 27/7/15
Actually ignore me that's a review of a Glennfarclas whisky
posted on 27/7/15
99.99% of Wolves fans right about now ðŸ˜ðŸ™ˆ
@WWFCFancast https://t.co/ohTsSvOeof
(https://twitter.com/Lucas_Trevis/status/625706008644595713?s=02)
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