Are we overplaying him? If not physically, he must be mentally tired. I can't explain some of those misses otherwise. I think keeping him on in some of the easier games is unnecessary. We need him fresh and firing for games like against the Spurs, when we tend to struggle.
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9 | Erling Haaland - 2023/24
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Lavinda Past
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So if you were a player on the end of that decision you would just say.
Well done ref your tried your best
Personally, I'd like to think that I would.
Indeed, it seems that the vast majority of professional footballers are able to do so at the end of games.
He acted like a spoilt brat. Rich as Croesus, thick as shit.
Lavinda Past
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That's a decision that will be made by his employer following review and assessment his performance over the whole game.And the so called referee is free to fuck up another game next week
Certainly not by an over-indulged man-child and a few knee-jerking 'experts' on social media.
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Watching their second goal back and while it was a poor ball from Alvarez, it was a pretty piss poor effort from Erling to try and get to the ball before Davies.
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BBC doing a number on him
Like how Fernandes has behaved ever since he put on a red shirt over at O.T.?It's about time players showed emotion and show the refs everyone is sick of them ...
Petulance isn't attractive in blue, either.
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That buck toothed prick crys if his show laces come undoneLike how Fernandes has behaved ever since he put on a red shirt over at O.T.?
Petulance isn't attractive in blue, either.
Lavinda Past
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Deservedly. He's in a position where he's influencing kids playing football worldwide.BBC doing a number on him
can we talk about the bbc running a news article about one word on social media? they never usually pick up these stories - cleary trying to engineer a ban
Haaland was one of several City players to remonstrate with the official and he continued his protests after the game by reposting a clip of the incident on X, formerly Twitter, with the comment "Wtf", which is offensive slang.
Haaland was one of several City players to remonstrate with the official and he continued his protests after the game by reposting a clip of the incident on X, formerly Twitter, with the comment "Wtf", which is offensive slang.
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