Bill
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Dannyc_city said:
for now i agree, the other two lads have'nt settled, we are lucky to have zab and micah to call upon.
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Boateng and Kolarov
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for now i agree, the other two lads have'nt settled, we are lucky to have zab and micah to call upon.
Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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They've played 10 games each remember Zabaleta was poor when we first signed him look at him now.
lancs blue
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Numptyed said:I think they are both great, Boateng had a good game today.
Really? He was better than he has been but he looks far more like a CB playing full back than Richards does, I'd definitely have Micah starting at the Emirates. Kolarov's problem is lack of pace, Phillips only had to knock the ball past him today and he was gone.
They'll be fine.
Kolarov gets beaten in the air a bit too much, but he reminds me a lot of Gareth Bale going forward and can see him developing into a quality full back.
Boateng hasn't really had a thoroughly convincing performance yet, but he hasn't been bad at all, he's just given a few too many fouls away.
They're getting used to the Premier League. I know it sounds cliché but it's true. Loads of managers use it for players who struggle, but when Mancini says it, he actually means it.
Plus, Zaba and Micah are there too who both have their own faults but are more than good enough to come in and do a job.
I don't actually see a full-back problem that some people on GMR were alluding to after the match.
Kolarov gets beaten in the air a bit too much, but he reminds me a lot of Gareth Bale going forward and can see him developing into a quality full back.
Boateng hasn't really had a thoroughly convincing performance yet, but he hasn't been bad at all, he's just given a few too many fouls away.
They're getting used to the Premier League. I know it sounds cliché but it's true. Loads of managers use it for players who struggle, but when Mancini says it, he actually means it.
Plus, Zaba and Micah are there too who both have their own faults but are more than good enough to come in and do a job.
I don't actually see a full-back problem that some people on GMR were alluding to after the match.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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2 pages of posts on fullbacks and nobody mentions Wayne Bridge. Anyone remember him?
Skashion
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Not a good day for either. I still expect Kolarov to come good. Boateng I'm less sure about.
Joycee Banercheck
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I was concerned. Then I thought what ono said.