Robbie FowlerChampionship Cardiff City by Bluebird1983 (U2642315) 20 December 2007 I Do love the optimism lads, that feeling that this could be the week that Robbie finally shakes off the shackles and becomes the goalscorer we all remember. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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SBFF ( Bluebird: Galaxy Class ) (U9089495) posted Dec 21, 2007 Voronins Ponytail
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U3758695 posted Dec 21, 2007 Sadly I think I agree with you, (re- Fowler) Would love to see him up there for you guys but I think both him a JFH are suffering regular injuries at this stage of their career which appears to be hampering them ever regaining the form they once had.
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Bluebird1983 (U2642315) posted Dec 21, 2007 Voronin - Re my original article
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steviep1 (U5350134) posted Dec 21, 2007 I think with Robbie he is at that point in his career and sadly he has been for a while where we very occasionally see those flashes of brilliance. posted Dec 21, 2007 Funny isn't it that at Ashton Gate you lot gobbed of at Trundle being a waste of money then this happens.........sweet
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Bluebirds07 (U8879116) posted Dec 21, 2007 Fowler was injured because of a hard tackle in training - after the rotten luck he's had with injuries throughout his career, I'd probably have battered the tackler if i were him! What a silly sod to do such a thing when we're low on strikers and when he's just rehabilitating after a bad injury!
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The Master (U1706731) posted Dec 21, 2007 Isn't that just typical of British football? They can't have a technically led training session. They have to get "stuck in" and injure their own team mates.
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bow4fowler (U8294952) posted Dec 21, 2007 Poor old Fowler. I have to say im not sure if hes fully focused, he owns half of mersyside/manchester's property with rednapp! I think hes got a couple of goals left in him, but the end is near.
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