grecian
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It's too depressing to even contemplate, he's not got the energy to play up-front, and he'll just slow everything up in midfield, I'm just hoping for the metatarsal gods to kick in.
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*Official* English Football Season 2015-16
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sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Just seen loads of Utd and Bournemouth fans on the news moaning about how the cancellation and how much money it cost them etc... Fair enough they are frustrated, but the angst directed at the organisers for calling the game off is staggering. Given that lives could have been at risk they were absolutely right to call it off, can't get my head around how people seem to think any other option would have been appropriate.
cpr
International Coach
Tickets have been refunded and entrance to the game tomorrow is free. Shouldn't be complaining if you're a united fan... unless you've travelled further than the Bournemouth fans that is...
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Even if I was a Bournemouth fan though, I'd like to think I'd prefer missing a football match to potentially being blown up. Obviously in hindsight I'd be irked, but a lot of people seem to be getting upset that at the time of the incident the match was called off, when, given the circumstances, that was unequivocally the right thing to do.
cpr
International Coach
Yeah, there's no way the police or the club could've known really. Getting everyone out safely (which they did) was priority.
Funnily enough, GMP had been practising for major terrorist incidents at the Trafford Centre last week, so this came at a great time for them...
Funnily enough, GMP had been practising for major terrorist incidents at the Trafford Centre last week, so this came at a great time for them...
flibbertyjibber
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He is, good thing is he is having such a good year you wouldn't be worried if he started which is also a good thing.
Can't say the same about our defenders though.
Yeah for sure, not going to suggest otherwise.
flibbertyjibber
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We all know he will pick Rooney, no point debating it. It will be a bigger shock if he leaves him out than if he starts with him.
Ikki
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In a way, sometimes it's better to use existing understanding between players up front like Kane and Alli, which I guess would push Vardy to the left or right.
------------------Hart
--Clyne---Cahill--Smalling---Rose--
-----------Henderson--Dier
----Vardy-------Alli------Sterling
-----------------Kane
------------------Hart
--Clyne---Cahill--Smalling---Rose--
-----------Henderson--Dier
----Vardy-------Alli------Sterling
-----------------Kane
Lillian Thomson
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I had a horrible dream last night that uncle Roy named his line up for the game against Russia with Milner at right back and Rooney playing as a lone striker. Mind you Ian Holloway was in goal so it's probably not a premonition.
Uppercut
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Vardy on the wing is such a waste though, I'm not even sure if he'd be any good there. It'd be like turning Alan Shearer into Jonathan Walters.
Furball
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Would appear to be the screamingly obvious answer but who's your link between Dier and Alli?