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*Official* English Football Season 2009-2010
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roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
We already did.
cpr
International Coach
Well, fair play to Leeds, beat us solidly. Strikers hardly given a sniff, midfield not given a second to pick a pass (untill Giggs came on), Wes Brown added to his 2 league goals he already has for Leeds with a display so ****ing inept its untrue. **** me the guy is beyond dire. Yes he can tackle, yes he can run, but he cant ****ing think or read a game to save his life. Think its time Fergie checked the best before date on the Neviller aswell.
Uppercut will be pleased to note I thought Anderson had a good game from a defensive mid point of view, suppose i've got to stop thinking of him as an attack minded midfielder, as he still creates little (compare the chances and balls into the box Giggs played compared to Anderson).
Obertan looked all fur coat no knickers tbh, almost scared of putting the cross in or the ball into the box, rather play sidewards. And Fergies obsession with starting Welbeck on the left is grating. The kids a promising out and out striker, his strength is running at a defence and having a crack, a la the one at the start of the second half (for reference Fergie, see Beckford, Jermaine). His left foot is about as good as Giggs' right. Playing out of position, being out of the game then being hauled off is not going to help him improve and will ruin his confidence. Also, wearing gloves, your from Manchester not Senegal, harden the **** up
Uppercut will be pleased to note I thought Anderson had a good game from a defensive mid point of view, suppose i've got to stop thinking of him as an attack minded midfielder, as he still creates little (compare the chances and balls into the box Giggs played compared to Anderson).
Obertan looked all fur coat no knickers tbh, almost scared of putting the cross in or the ball into the box, rather play sidewards. And Fergies obsession with starting Welbeck on the left is grating. The kids a promising out and out striker, his strength is running at a defence and having a crack, a la the one at the start of the second half (for reference Fergie, see Beckford, Jermaine). His left foot is about as good as Giggs' right. Playing out of position, being out of the game then being hauled off is not going to help him improve and will ruin his confidence. Also, wearing gloves, your from Manchester not Senegal, harden the **** up
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cpr
International Coach
**** off is it. Its not even that cold out there (the test being: Did i need to de-ice the car this morning - no, then its not cold). Irks me when any player wears gloves, but a local lad, stop being so soft, who cares if your fingers arnt toasty, your there to ****ing kick it, not fondle the thing. Run about a bit more then you'll warm up.
Matteh
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Should harden the **** up. Only time you need to wear gloves in football is if you're the guy in goal.
Matteh
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Most people object to it because it's yet another sign of 'namby pamby' soft players, who get paid millions and yet still lose to teams 2 divisions below.
roseboy64
Cricket Web Content Updater
I'm sure Arshavin cares very much about that. Meh, don't have people wearing them here so not much cause to develop a culture against it. Fair enough.
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Couldn't wholeheartedly endorse outfield players wearing them. Shows a lack of moral fibre, IMHO.