Losing Smeltz isn't the end of the world.
Thing is, 90% of pro footballers wouldn't think twice when offered a United contract, but a lot of persuasion and persiatance is needed to get a decent player to come to an isolated team at the bottom of the table in the Aleague that's playing bad football and is getting downwards of 7k crowds turning up and these numbers are dwindling.Man U supporters thought that when Beckham left, but some one else filled his boots.
Same again when Van Nistelroy left.
Same will happen when C Ronaldo eventually goes to Madrid.
We aren't Man U, granted, but the principles are still the same.
Re Smeltzy being our saviour, he may yet still prove to be a 1.5 season wonder, and he's perhaps no more than just the good apple in a bad bunch.
Life will go on, I just hope that the Phoenix will turn their season around while we still have his services so we can attract players from a position of relative strength as opposed to perenial wooden spooners.




