Bloated Premier League squads need ballast and amid the burnt ends of Match of the Day episodes, the fleeting few minutes of highlights from the KC, Molineux or DW Stadiums have been notable for their late cameos from players unfamiliar – your Henrik Pedersens, Okelsandr Yevtushoks and Itzhak Zohars – the men you feel yourself reaching for the Rothman’s successor volume to run the rule over, or, laptop on knees, Wikipedia. For over half a decade, one such gentleman was Ricardo Vaz Tê. ‘He looked decent when he came on’ became a mantra as the former Portugal under-21 international strutted his stuff...
Bloated Premier League squads need ballast and amid the burnt ends of Match of the Day episodes, the fleeting few minutes of highlights from the KC, Molineux or DW Stadiums have been notable for their late cameos from players unfamiliar – your Henrik Pedersens, Okelsandr Yevtushoks and Itzhak Zohars – the men you feel yourself reaching for the Rothman’s successor volume to run the rule over, or, laptop on knees, Wikipedia. For over half a decade, one such gentleman was Ricardo Vaz Tê. ‘He looked decent when he came on’ became a mantra as the former Portugal under-21 international strutted his stuff...
