Kellfire
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Now that’s a way to finish a game.
Don’t know who is having the worst of games, Maguire, Otamendi or Dean.
Ighalo was superb when he came on, held the ball up fantastically, showed composure when they needed it. Excellent from United, gameplan worked and Ole gets another one over Pep. 10 games unbeaten, playing some good stuff. Fernandes has been an inspired signing as well, what a talent.
Don’t know who is having the worst of games, Maguire, Otamendi or Dean.
Sorry but that’s not true in this game. He was on his arse a few times out of position and was bailed out by both Matic and Lindelof.Otamendi or Dean, obviously.
Maguire had a typically solid game, he's always in the right place, superb.
With no disrespect mate, it’s not that simple, hat’s off to any fan travelling to support their team, but is a fan doing it for the first time this season any better than a fan who did for years and years and for whatever reason can’t do it anymore?The are a lot of discussions on here about "real/proper" football fans as opposed to those that watch from their armchairs at home. I guess that applies most when discussing the PL but at lower league level that simply isn't true. Today my team played away at Carlisle, a 640 mile round trip. The away attendance for our club was 146. One hundred and forty six Col U fans are so dedicated to the club that they have travelled that distance to watch "their" club. To me they (along with those in all leagues that watch their team week in/week out) are what I would consider "real" fans.
100 fans going to an away game at Plymouth on a Tuesday night are far more impressive than 3000 fans turning up on a Saturday for a home game.
It’s a nonsense invented by people who think they’re Uber fans. Simple fact is away tickets for some teams is hens teeth and some fans don’t attend the ground for many reasons including cost. Fans who go to the game are no better than so called armchair fans in the top leagues. They just like to think they are and that they understand the game more from their restricted views with no replays and inability to truly observe the finer nuances of a game that has become so quick at the top level that being there in person will never give the full picture, albeit the atmosphere is usually better.The are a lot of discussions on here about "real/proper" football fans as opposed to those that watch from their armchairs at home. I guess that applies most when discussing the PL but at lower league level that simply isn't true. Today my team played away at Carlisle, a 640 mile round trip. The away attendance for our club was 146. One hundred and forty six Col U fans are so dedicated to the club that they have travelled that distance to watch "their" club. To me they (along with those in all leagues that watch their team week in/week out) are what I would consider "real" fans.
100 fans going to an away game at Plymouth on a Tuesday night are far more impressive than 3000 fans turning up on a Saturday for a home game.
Just seen a stat City have lost more games this season than Arsenal and Wolves. Mad.
Just seen this stat;
Since making his debut in the competition on 1 February, United's Bruno Fernandes has been directly involved in more goals in the Premier League than any other player (five - two goals and three assists).
What's his diving stats? ?
Lucas isn't a striker mate, what are you on about? He's winger or second-striker at best.Mourinho starts with Alli as a striker when we have a striker in Lucas Moura on the bench ??
Their squad isn't deep enough for that. Incredible first team but very poor bench by comparison. Hence they run that first team into the ground.Liverpool have played an absolute ton of games this season already, the legs will be tiring, the chances of picking up injuries are higher, they've already lost a couple of key players to injuries. They have to rotate somewhere, and it's up to Klopp to decide where he wants to prioritise, has to be some give somewhere.
The are a lot of discussions on here about "real/proper" football fans as opposed to those that watch from their armchairs at home. I guess that applies most when discussing the PL but at lower league level that simply isn't true. Today my team played away at Carlisle, a 640 mile round trip. The away attendance for our club was 146. One hundred and forty six Col U fans are so dedicated to the club that they have travelled that distance to watch "their" club. To me they (along with those in all leagues that watch their team week in/week out) are what I would consider "real" fans.
100 fans going to an away game at Plymouth on a Tuesday night are far more impressive than 3000 fans turning up on a Saturday for a home game.
What's his diving stats? ?
Don't worry Stu, he's not after Sallah's crown. ?