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It's not laziness, his lungs are black.
pulga
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Not probably pertinent, but the Daily Fail posted a good piece about how George Green is potentially the next Wayne Rooney/ Ross Barkley and since his move from Bradford to Everton has been performing tremendously for the youth squads.
Really really like the kid, hope he gets loan and potentially first team minutes in the next few years.
Also interesting how Spurs had him wrapped up before Moyes came in and had a private word and convinced him to go there.
Hopefully he has some tasty clauses so we get dem monies like we do from Wisdom and Cleverley.
Really really like the kid, hope he gets loan and potentially first team minutes in the next few years.
Also interesting how Spurs had him wrapped up before Moyes came in and had a private word and convinced him to go there.
Hopefully he has some tasty clauses so we get dem monies like we do from Wisdom and Cleverley.
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Gareth Bale
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Doesn't take me 90 minutes + a 15 minute break to jog 12km
It's alright, Moyes will change his name to Kross.
Ozil covers a fair bit of ground. Thats what the stats say.
But when you look at the game you see that he's contributing nothing.Arsenal were on the back foot for the entirety of the second half and Ozil was usually tracking back into a left backish position. But when you ask him to put in a shift defensively, he just doesn't want to know. I completely understand that your attacking midfielder shouldn't be asked to put in a massive defensive showing, but when you're a man down priorities must change.
He looked disinterested tonight.
But when you look at the game you see that he's contributing nothing.Arsenal were on the back foot for the entirety of the second half and Ozil was usually tracking back into a left backish position. But when you ask him to put in a shift defensively, he just doesn't want to know. I completely understand that your attacking midfielder shouldn't be asked to put in a massive defensive showing, but when you're a man down priorities must change.
He looked disinterested tonight.
Steverulez
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He came rushing out to the ball, he's the goalkeeper he has to know if he misses he is probably going to get sent off.
The match rested on his shoulders in that moment, he went out, he gambled and he missed.
It wasn't deliberate but also players do do it deliberately (see Suarez at the last WC), but his decision making is something that has largely been the problem with his game for a long time, now its probably cost the tie. He needs to take this opportunity to learn from his mistakes, he won't do that if he can't control that side of his game.
it makes sense against teams which try to defend in the oponent's half.
dortmund and arsenal wouldn't let bayern play their typical high-posession passing play and try to attack the defenders as sson as they get the ball. hence the long balls to the front line from dante and boa.
götze and thiago can't utilize these balls. that's what got us the win against dortmund. dortmund was much better when we tried to play our typical possession tactic and pep did what was the best for the team, imo
The_Hitcher89
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I like it!
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He has a higher average speed that those others. He's putting in a real shift.
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CrashBandicoot
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No, he just apologised for it
FootballFan
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damn the daily mail is cruel:
the German penalty angle shouldn't count when the player is up against another German.
He shouldn't take a pk against the keeper who knows him best.
This would make sense if I barely cared about football except when things went well or simply followed teams that were always guaranteed to come far in competitions or win trophies, none of which are true of the teams I follow aside from Madrid in the league (and then we have to account for Barca's domination in recent years). It's certainly more honorable than jumping on the Barca bandwagon like 90 % of you plastic fans did in the Pep era.
Brilliant GQ :lol :lol :lol
don't bother Suen.
he'll just repeat the same stuff next week. #FootballFish
don't bother Suen.
FootballFan
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Now that is good.
looooool
The_Hitcher89
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How can Madrid fans talk about bandwagoners, when they have about a billion of the fuckers across the decades
FootballFan
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can you imagine supporting Parma, Madrid AND Arsenal in the last decade? A dog's life.
that's like....a trophy or two, combined.
Suen is legit.
The_Hitcher89
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I love it
The thread is at its best when there's a mixture of debate, banter, and proper arguments, with the odd :lol thrown in
@Yurt, that's merely being a bandwagoner who started at an unfortunate time, in Arsenal and Madrid's case at least
I wouldn't say he looked disinterested but yeah he has clear boundaries of where his work starts and stops. Hopefully Wenger is able to get him to work more for the team in the future.
Disappointing night overall. Arsenal actually turned up and looked like they could have got something great from the game, then the red card just blew the game to pieces.
Credit to Sonogo. Guy looks very promising.
God damn, this is the most backhanded post I have ever seen, lol.
pulga
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no one gives a flying toss about some backwater german team not even the players' own mothers have heard about
stop trying to make "augsburg" happen
shit team in a joke league
get it in your head
Every (over a sustained period) successful team will eventually gain bandwagoners. Just the way of the world really, when a club grows it gains new fans either by playing attractive football/building upon that or suddenly artificially growing, appealing to the stickerbook crowd through huge transfer investment etc....
End of the day (cliche o'clock) the ones who go through thick and thin at any club are the fans. The clingers on are temporary followers, but there is nowt wrong with that and it isn't gonna suddenly change.
Arguing about is the boring part
The_Hitcher89
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Sometimes I love you. This is one of those times.
yet, they are more enjoyable to watch than RM, Barcelona, Bayern, Juve, etc
of course you wouldn't know about football outside of two clubs.
Broder Salsa
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Something strangely erotic about this.
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