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7:58:43 AM Jordan Ayew will Change Nothing at Sochaux | |
Following his loan move to Sochaux until the end of the season, Jordan
Ayew has a lot of prove after a very poor first part of his season at
Marseille but in your estimation is the Ghanaian forward going help Les
Lionceaux who are 19th on the league log stay up?
 67 percent of 4800 votes responding to our question of the week say that the 22-year old loanee from Marseille will not help Sochaux survive relegation this season. After scoring only one goal in 16 appearances for Marseille, the Ghanaian player explained at his unveiling that he was not "Superman”. It is the least we (at L’Equipe) could say after reading the various comments. 67 percent of fan comments believe Ayew will not change anything in the Doubs. According to fans jaujau1516 and kamelinio5, "He is at the club’s true level; in the Second Division.” Other fans like kop ginola and xjule74 say, "He (Jordan) would not have been a professional footballer without his father, Abedi.” Other comments were: "Cedric Bakambu has a Jordan Ayew in each foot”, that was a comparison done by goldfindger13, another Sochaux fan. But from a Marseille point of view, alifer said, " We will not cry at Jordan’s absence.” However, some other Sochaux fans believe survival will depend on a more collective team effort. Jdany23 estimates: "The effort of just one player out of eleven is just not enough.” Asselille shares a similar sentiment: " We need to have a team. If Ayew scores two and Simon Pouplin scores four, we will stay at the same position on the league table.” Will Jordan Ayew help Sochaux stay up? Yes-33% No-67% Total number of votes cast: 4816 votes Source: L'Equipe | |
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