De Guzman reminds me of that pr*ck at work that does something just because he knows it will annoy someone, but does it in a way that looks like he'd doing nothing wrong and gets support from a few other pr*cks that pretend they can't see what's wrong with what he's doing.
Tw*t.
Just bad luck that's all, we're generally unlucky.Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Could have been an instruction from the manager which can't be broken. Laudrup looks like he has discipline in the team but also the respect of the players. I had a feeling he might sub Dyer when he saw him playing for himself rather than the team. Everything looks well balanced at Swansea.
Bradford have a corner
Für eure Sicherheit
Now a shot on goal from Bradford. The tide is turning.
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I think in that scenario common sense prevails and at 3-0 the game is over anyway so the manager is hardly going to mind.Could have been an instruction from the manager which can't be broken. Laudrup looks like he has discipline in the team but also the respect of the players. I had a feeling he might sub Dyer when he saw him playing for himself rather than the team. Everything looks well balanced at Swansea.
Bradford have a corner
De Guzman just came across as a pr*ck in all that with that fake smile on his face.
Could have been an instruction from the manager which can't be broken. Laudrup looks like he has discipline in the team but also the respect of the players. I had a feeling he might sub Dyer when he saw him playing for himself rather than the team. Everything looks well balanced at Swansea.
Bradford have a corner
Top post, Dyer came off as selfish idiot, no need for that, your team is having a great day, let everyone bask in the glory.
Three added minutes. Can't see Swansea hanging on.
Tiendalli hits the woodwork!
0-5 De Guzman. Time for his hat-trick!
De Guzman 5-0, no hattrick for him either
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