Thursday, August 16, 2007
Frank Seator
When it comes to nomads this guy is in a class of his own.
He started last season at Persija Jakarta but after struggling to find the net he was shipped on to Sriwijaya mid season where the trend continued.
At the start of this season PSMS Medan signed him up but again he was released mid season. Since he left the normally goal shy Sumatran giants have whacked in 9 goals in 2 games.
Frank is now back on Java playing for Persis Solo.
I'm sure Frank is a lovely guy but what about Indonesian players? He's in his 30's and on his 4th club in 18 months. In that time he has done little to impress. Why do coaches continue to play him at the expense of young Indonesian talent?
There are too many journeymen foreigners who do the rounds here and get very well paid thank you very much but produce little on the pitch
Of course maybe there is no one coming through but I do find that hard to believe...
He started last season at Persija Jakarta but after struggling to find the net he was shipped on to Sriwijaya mid season where the trend continued.
At the start of this season PSMS Medan signed him up but again he was released mid season. Since he left the normally goal shy Sumatran giants have whacked in 9 goals in 2 games.
Frank is now back on Java playing for Persis Solo.
I'm sure Frank is a lovely guy but what about Indonesian players? He's in his 30's and on his 4th club in 18 months. In that time he has done little to impress. Why do coaches continue to play him at the expense of young Indonesian talent?
There are too many journeymen foreigners who do the rounds here and get very well paid thank you very much but produce little on the pitch
Of course maybe there is no one coming through but I do find that hard to believe...
# posted by Me @ 5:05 AM 
