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OB1
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There is certainly a mentality issue. I couldn't care less about them either, I'm much more concerned with our own issues, which have been evident right through the season, and were exposed again on Thursday night, at least at one end. Any team that has the number of shots on goal that we have, should be beating a team that can't score, and doesn't even look like trying to score. 7 home draws is a poor season, and there's no guarantee we won't add to that yet, fortunately our away form has kept us in/near the top 4, turn those 7 draws into wins and we'd be top.
Our failure to hit the target more often is perplexing and the root cause of all our failings this season but one thing it isn't, is a problem with our style of football; unfortunately a lot of people do not seem to appreciate that. In that regard, I'm quite sure that one or two players could make a huge difference to us. I hope that G Jesus is one of those players. I truly believe that if we get a bit more clinical, we will see a snowball effect.
OB1
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Amazes me how much attention we give to the media on this forum.
They are meaningless in the scheme of things.
Largely, I think they are. The one question is do (any of) the players pay them any mind and get affected by what they hear?
It's got a lot to do with our style of football, at times on Thursday there was literally not one player in the box & more times only one, who's fault is that ? Aguero coming deep or on the wing to get the ball isn't helping , a couple of times our players actually bumped into each other .Our failure to hit the target more often is perplexing and the root cause of all our failings this season but one thing it isn't, is a problem with our style of football; unfortunately a lot of people do not seem to appreciate that. In that regard, I'm quite sure that one or two players could make a huge difference to us. I hope that G Jesus is one of those players. I truly believe that if we get a bit more clinical, we will see a snowball effect.
Ladybarn Blue .
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Love it and tears down my cheek .No, no, you're wrong.
The Belgian ace Fellaini was struggling gamefully through the match with man flu and paused to clear his throat after a particularly scintillating move. At this point, the cheating Argie Zabaleta, who had thrown himself into a reclining position in order to con the ref, happened to start rising to his feet. Marouane attempted to assist him in characteristically friendly spirit. Unfortunately, the sudden effort caused a small stream of saliva to pass from his lips, only to be carried by a stiff north-easterly breeze into Zabaleta's direction.
Willie Wontie
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So ? Did kun order him to head butt him? Keyword : head butt.
I think head nudge is a better descriptor
I didn't see any of this outrage when Nolito was sent off for something even more innocuous earlier in the season.I think head nudge is a better descriptor
Regardless of how much contact, if the rule says you can't put your head against another players head or you risk a red card then there can be no complaints.
Fuck him the dirty ****.
kaz7
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It's about time bogbrush got done again,he has got away with tons of violence this season,it was maybe only his hair that caught sergio but for once i condone him going down,the ref was right there so it was probably more the intent than the contact,cry me a river
No, no, you're wrong.
The Belgian ace Fellaini was struggling gamefully through the match with man flu and paused to clear his throat after a particularly scintillating move. At this point, the cheating Argie Zabaleta, who had thrown himself into a reclining position in order to con the ref, happened to start rising to his feet. Marouane attempted to assist him in characteristically friendly spirit. Unfortunately, the sudden effort caused a small stream of saliva to pass from his lips, only to be carried by a stiff north-easterly breeze into Zabaleta's direction.
That's certainly how the ref must have seen it!