richards30
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But Zinchenko isn’t going to start for Arsenal either is he in fairness?
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Gingers Dad
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I think he would. Tierney struggles with his fitness and Zinchenko could also get in their midfieldBut Zinchenko isn’t going to start for Arsenal either is he in fairness?
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Love and the very best of wishes blue.Well done Tolmie..I did the same..then after six months out of the blue the mrs. wants a divorce..menopause or maybe met someone , do not know. 25 years of marriage down the shitter..living with my 95/93 year parents in Congleton..two weeks after moving here found a mass in my abdomen.. have a nephew who is a surgeon at Whiston Hospital who has managed to get me seen rapidly..having a colonoscopy/biopsy today as the scan showed a large mass. Funny thing is that I hate scousers footy fans, but the people at the hospital who I can barely undertand are so kind.. not true scousers though !! well off to the hospital shortly.. bless you all blues.
BUT is a move in his best interest if his heart and soul is dedicated to helping Ukraine, refugees and all? It seems like at City he gets to play his part but now also focus on helping his country. He’s got a new baby too?I think he would. Tierney struggles with his fitness and Zinchenko could also get in their midfield
It was also reported that all the team mates really have helped support him during this war. Would he want to start over in the middle of this personal crisis?
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He's an adult, I'm sure he'll weigh up what's best for his career, family and countryBUT is a move in his best interest if his heart and soul is dedicated to helping Ukraine, refugees and all? It seems like at City he gets to play his part but now also focus on helping his country. He’s got a new baby too?
It was also reported that all the team mates really have helped support him during this war. Would he want to start over in the middle of this personal crisis?
If he wants to stay he'll stay as he's under contract and if he wants to leave then he'll leave provided that the clubs can agree a fee
Totally agree. There’s only been reported interest and no indication that Zinny himself would like to move, right?He's an adult, I'm sure he'll weigh up what's best for his career, family and country
If he wants to stay he'll stay as he's under contract and if he wants to leave then he'll leave provided that the clubs can agree a fee
Also, didn’t one the reliable people on here say Zinny was offered a new deal?
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Last time a player left us with the promise to play more in midfield was Milner.
And to be fair to him, he really nailed down that right back position at Liverpool for a couple of seasons before being dropped and becoming a cheerleader.
And to be fair to him, he really nailed down that right back position at Liverpool for a couple of seasons before being dropped and becoming a cheerleader.
FantasyIreland
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Last time a player left us with the promise to play more in midfield was Milner.
And to be fair to him, he really nailed down that right back position at Liverpool for a couple of seasons before being dropped and becoming a cheerleader.
Although a considerably richer one....
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Every now and then I get the transfer rumours and horoscope sections of the rags mixed up but am still equally up-to-date on the happenings of the transfer market.
Although a considerably richer one....
That pesky signing-on fee!