paudie
07-11-2006, 11:38 AM
It's claimed that the Liverpool ace was involved in a bust-up while out with friends in the early hours of yesterday morning. According to local reports, Momo was with a group of friends in the Hot 'n' Tender take-away on Smithdown Road when some kind of altercation took place.
The police have confirmed that an allegation of assault is under investigation. Liverpool Football Club have refused to comment either way at this time.
It would be unfair to criticise Momo because only those actually present know what actually took place. Footballers can't go anywhere without getting noticed, they really do live in a goldfish bowl even in a huge city and most lads of around the same age know what clowns are on the streets in the early hours when they've been on the lash. It only takes a slight bump or a wrong look and before you know it a place can erupt.
But rather than feel sorry for the accused, what about the victim? Would you like to take one on the chin off Momo?! Easy tiger, buy him another keebab!
On the pitch Momo is a real competitor and the good thing is that he refuses to change his game just to appease referees. The frightening thing is that he's only 21-years-old. The lad's a real star in our eyes. What's he going to be like with a few more season's experience under his belt?
Signed from Valencia in July 2005 for a fee around £5.6million, the lad's proved to be a superb capture; a bargain. Not only has he proved himself as a very good player, he's also proved that he's a battler by the way he fought back from that nasty eye injury. Let's not forget that at one stage all of us feared that he may have had to hang up his boots as a result of it.
He's a quiet lad in training and you won't see him fooling around. A popular figure he is within the squad. Although he's a hardman on the pitch, off the pitch he tends to keep himself to himself. He's a not a 'look at me' footballer which is an added bonus.
Referees like to keep an eye on him but let's hope the other men in black decide he's got nothing to answer to.
The police have confirmed that an allegation of assault is under investigation. Liverpool Football Club have refused to comment either way at this time.
It would be unfair to criticise Momo because only those actually present know what actually took place. Footballers can't go anywhere without getting noticed, they really do live in a goldfish bowl even in a huge city and most lads of around the same age know what clowns are on the streets in the early hours when they've been on the lash. It only takes a slight bump or a wrong look and before you know it a place can erupt.
But rather than feel sorry for the accused, what about the victim? Would you like to take one on the chin off Momo?! Easy tiger, buy him another keebab!
On the pitch Momo is a real competitor and the good thing is that he refuses to change his game just to appease referees. The frightening thing is that he's only 21-years-old. The lad's a real star in our eyes. What's he going to be like with a few more season's experience under his belt?
Signed from Valencia in July 2005 for a fee around £5.6million, the lad's proved to be a superb capture; a bargain. Not only has he proved himself as a very good player, he's also proved that he's a battler by the way he fought back from that nasty eye injury. Let's not forget that at one stage all of us feared that he may have had to hang up his boots as a result of it.
He's a quiet lad in training and you won't see him fooling around. A popular figure he is within the squad. Although he's a hardman on the pitch, off the pitch he tends to keep himself to himself. He's a not a 'look at me' footballer which is an added bonus.
Referees like to keep an eye on him but let's hope the other men in black decide he's got nothing to answer to.