SatOnTheWall
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Oh well, he must be perfect then. “Don’t bother turning up for training, Jack, there is fuck all for us to work on.”
Jesus fucking Christ.
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Wycombe (H) - EFL Cup R3 | Post-Match Thread
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Oh well, he must be perfect then. “Don’t bother turning up for training, Jack, there is fuck all for us to work on.”
Jesus fucking Christ.
EdersonsSmiley
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Fucking behave you WUM...
What's wrong?
Weren't you breast fed?
JJ
Some right fannies on here. Are you his fucking mum?
Cellarite
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Akinfenwa who is up the arses of Liverpool and Klopp?Really enjoyed that last night. Thought the young lads were excellent. Nice reception for Akinfenwa when he got subbed too
ell
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Sorry if its been asked but why were we clapping Akinfenwa?
Centurions
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Due to no broadband I couldn't watch last night's game again so that's good to hear about Akinfenwa.Really enjoyed that last night. Thought the young lads were excellent. Nice reception for Akinfenwa when he got subbed too
I ventured into the Match Day thread and had to bite my lip over a couple of comments about him and their manager. One was abusing the player, calling him a fat so and so (fuelled by jealousy I'm guessing as he's anything but fat), others were abusing their manager because he had long hair. How dare a Frontman for a rock band have long hair.
Absolute Muppets, which is why I normally give that thread a swerve.
Eccles Blue
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I thought our atmosphere was good last night and I would like to congratulate everyone for their singing and cheering but especially for the typical City applause for Akinfenwa when he was substituted, that was a great gesture and as I say typical City.
Apparently before the game at the warm up he was called over by fans and had his photo taken with youngsters and willingly gave his autograph so a sort of two way thing.
Great stuff lads and lasses. :-)
Apparently before the game at the warm up he was called over by fans and had his photo taken with youngsters and willingly gave his autograph so a sort of two way thing.
Great stuff lads and lasses. :-)
we were playing wycombe hardly a representative sampleyea its my humble opinion.
the team is much better without grealish as evident from last night.
Gabriel
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Quite interesting how few aerial challenges our defensive trio (Burns, Mbete, Lavia) 'lost' last night. Indeed, Akinfenwa was able to win many without even getting off the ground. That's not a criticism of their play, more an observation that they're smart enough to apply enough pressure, without really contesting, and then move to areas where the second ball might drop and use their speed to contest those. That's a smart way of playing and will help them as they develop physically.
Would like to see them get another crack in the next round, though it's more than likely we'll face someone from the top flight.
Would like to see them get another crack in the next round, though it's more than likely we'll face someone from the top flight.
I thought our atmosphere was good last night and I would like to congratulate everyone for their singing and cheering but especially for the typical City applause for Akinfenwa when he was substituted, that was a great gesture and as I say typical City.
Apparently before the game at the warm up he was called over by fans and had his photo taken with youngsters and willingly gave his autograph so a sort of two way thing.
Great stuff lads and lasses. :-)
Yes - the applause for Akinfenwa was true City quality