Exceptional lay off play. :lol:
Well that's one way to glorify safely passing the ball 5 yards because you have no guts to do anything else. :coffee:
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Exceptional lay off play. :lol:
Well that's one way to glorify safely passing the ball 5 yards because you have no guts to do anything else. :coffee:
He held the ball up really well last night tbh and kept possession.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
We took him off and put RVP on and we were holding on cos RVP couldnt hold on to it.
Most importantly though, NQ :haha:
After his Chamakh and Theo shockers on here, surely time he changed his name to Laurent Koscielny on here
hes a striker who cant score. a striker who cant score means he isnt doing his job which means he is shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Should change your name tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
and seeing as you justify how good theo is with the amount he scores, how do you justify chamakh being quality when he doesnt score?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
RvP was playing as a lone front man after the substitutions. People are getting desperate if they are claiming Chamakh had a good game because he didn't have a bad game. I've even seen it claimed he did well by making space for the first goal last night. Of course if you actually watch what happened he was just floundering around in the box looking lost as usual. The fact he was in the box at all is a good thing, he's usually hiding in midfield trying to avoid the play. Now he needs to work hard on learning to do something useful when he's in there. I'm assuming Chamakh is here to do at least slightly better than not play badly? Or have our standards really slipped that far?
Theo's last performance, as we all could see, was a shocker and far from his first. He's had several years to progress and realise his potential and he hasn't done it. Who could seriously dispute this unless they were on a wind up mission? Doesn't matter anyway, we have a great replacement for when Theo's not up for it.
I said he had a good game yesterday which he did. Thats hardly saying hes quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
you;ve been saying he is quality for ages nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Well no i havent but thanks for trying to make things up :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
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