LDN Blue
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The Ramires one yeah. But the shirt pull? Let's be real here, every defender does it when it comes to corners and fks, how many actually get given?
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Mane's definitely a United player in the making then
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Yeah he's a stop-start player, which gives opposition time to get back. But he's so good at dribbling around them that it's not always an issue.
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Imagine. He went from being on the bench of a world class dominating team, to the bench of a team in 15th place
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Falcao is giving great layoffs, but no-ones around him to pounce on them!
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One thing I don't understand with Eden is his lack of instinct to go directly to goal. Everytime he's received the ball in an attacking position his first decision is to drift out to the left hand side and try and cut in. He'd get so many more goals if he went directly at goal as opposed to drifting wide
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Lmao exactly. One goal isn't enough for us to score with this defence
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Never thought we'd be saying that huh?
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Great finish, but it's all about dealing with the response now and getting another goal
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Hazard's looking up for it, go on kid!
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Believe bro, believe!
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Seems like Oscar's dropped deeper today. Could be playing a midfield trio with Ramires & Fabregas.
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Yer, to be fair City could have easily been 2-0 down soon after NUFC scored. Good response after HT.
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Why? Lol. Zouma's been off form, it makes sense to protect him. It's not like Terry's such a liability in this team..
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I guess you can put him in the second tier of top class strikers though. You've got Lewandowski, Aguero probably Suarez and then the next tier which probably is spearheaded by Diego Costa
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Depends by what definition. If you account 2014/15 at Chelsea plus the last year at Atletico where he was intrumental in their La Liga triumph then you can easily conclude that he's got world class talent. Remember all that Torres rehtoric about form being temprorary and class permanent?
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To be honest, you see a pattern with the FA in this case. Not taking her statements during the sexist chanting at West Ham and now this, peculiar to say the least, shows an agenda on their part I guess. Mind you that doesn't surprise me. Dyche endordes Platini, who turns out to be a crook anyway.. Crooks protecting their own insterests lmao.
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Lol come off it, you sound like Marca now.
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Fair enough, but I'm sure you were celebrating as hard as any Chelsea fan was 6 months ago when we were crowned Champions. You only have to look at the one man who single handedly engineered that from the moment he walked back to SB 3 seasons ago.
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His personality? So last year while we were cruising our way to the title, was his personality such an issue then? Has it been an issue in the build to success he's had whereever he's gone? Yeah he's got his flaws and I'm sure this season he'd acknowledge his errors, the Eva situation for one. But by nowhere does that make him a disgrace to this club. We've had far worse characters done a lot more wrong in this place than Mourinho has. First we've got his career discredited, now we're having his reputation analyzed. It's like the 2014-15 season never happened
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Lmao, what a fuck boy. Ignoring the fact one of Arsenal's majority shareholders is a olgarich too, let's also forget United's owners who took a loan against the club and is now paying millions in dividends to their own children. Or let's forget City's owners who are bending each and every rule UEFA throws at them through a series of clever sponsorship, who come from a country with constant human rights issues. But sure.. Abramovich is the big evil that needs taking away
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I'm curious. What exactly makes Mouriinho 'a disgrace'? Is it digrace that's brought us more success in one managers tenure joint than all of his successors put together? Yeah, real disgraceful Mou.
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But this what's wrong with our model. Because yes, while that might have been true for those two, it's impossible to ignore the success of Mourinho. That's the whole lure of hiring him back, when else would we do that? He's never been in this situation, but he's a winner above all else.
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Then we'll tackle with that then. For now surely he's earned enough respect from this club that he's allowed some time to fix this problem, he's one of the most successful managers of all time. Even putting sentiment aside, he's willing to fight this battle and prove everyone wrong.
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Come on guys, it's just the internet