TOOTH AND MOUTH
Posted on: Mon 08 Feb 2010
THERE is a couple of problems with Argyle centre-back Réda Johnson.
Thankfully, neither of them have anything to with his ability as the young Benin international turned in another eye-catching performance during Saturday's 1-0 defeat by West Bromwich Albion.
"He's actually been playing with a lot of pain, because he's awaiting a dental appointment," said Paul Mariner.
The other blot on the landscape is the lines of communication between the French-speaking six-footer and his head coach.
"He's a young lad who has played only 20-odd games and there is a massive upside to that boy - if he could speak Lancashire, that would help, because my French and his Lancashire doesn't match up at the present moment."
Thankfully, neither of them have anything to with his ability as the young Benin international turned in another eye-catching performance during Saturday's 1-0 defeat by West Bromwich Albion.
"He's actually been playing with a lot of pain, because he's awaiting a dental appointment," said Paul Mariner.
The other blot on the landscape is the lines of communication between the French-speaking six-footer and his head coach.
"He's a young lad who has played only 20-odd games and there is a massive upside to that boy - if he could speak Lancashire, that would help, because my French and his Lancashire doesn't match up at the present moment."
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