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From front to back, first ****ing class.
A team that knows exactly what they are doing in every phase of the game. Brilliant, and a huge credit to Arteta's coaching.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Massive test today. The scousers only managed a draw there. The home record is impressive, despite the shower of whining from their fans on Twitter. Fabulous 3pts..Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Zigackly. Well coached, drilled and disciplined Everything I hate about what you call ‘football’.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I’ll allow it.
It's the modern age, unfortunately. Like women with *****es and electric cars. And Springsteen only playing for 3 hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
:bow: 10 charactersQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Here is wisdom! Hear him, hear him!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Minor criticism. Zinny looked shaky... that, however, is standard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Other than that, an all-round marvellous performance.
I'm starting to think that, as a job lot, our two Chelski rejects are better than our two City rejects. Though it's great competing with one and beating the other with their castoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Tommy needs to start on Tuesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Our two Brighton 'rejects' are the best 😍Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
You'd have enjoyed the Manchester United v Liverpool Match today then. Sketchy, insufficient coaching, two poorly drilled teams and no semblance of any kind of discipline. It was terrific :-|Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Oh, I'm with you on them being the best additions. But I honestly believe both City and Chelsea saw their sales as cast-offs/rejects while BHA were flogging players who felt they were taking a step up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
When we got Leo none of us thought "touch, thank God we got him and not the Ukrainian." Likewise, after we lost BW's first game vs a promoted club, none of us thought "He's only 23 and in two years he'll be looking like a cross between peak years Dixon and Cashley."
Ironically, while Jorgy was just a stop gap so we didn't have to rely on Mo in TP5 was injured last year, he's gonna be the hardest one to replace. We need to keep him for next year - give him 2 years imo. Then we have longer to find a replacement.
Part of me was quite relieved we got Trossard instead of Mudryk. I thought he would settle in straight away (which is what we needed) and would be a virtually risk free signing. The money for Mudryk was utterly ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult
Ben White was a bit of a gamble which has really, really paid off.
Leo for that price was a bargain. At his peak, PL ready, still has 4-5 years left, and we're happy to see him in the starting XI or coming off the bench in multiple positions in a title-chasing team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Utter bargain.
Those Ben White meme's, as if he was some sort of clown defender, so glad he's shoved that down everyone's throatsQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Plus he seems to annoy opposition fans, which is always a bonus.
I think he is embracing his villain role. :cloud9:Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
He just seems to get better and better. He seemed to head away pretty much every corner on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB