David Silva...

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I normally hate it when professional football players are completely one footed, but Silva's the exception and an absolute joy to watch. His passing is perfect, the assist for agueros goal on Wednesday is under rated imo. It looks like a simple ball in to aguero but the weight of the pass had to be perfect. But that's just what he does, he makes everything look so easy.
 
With all the goals piling in, the attention of the outside world has been on our strikers. Anyone who under-rates Silva's more subtle contribution would be making a serious mistake.

Similarly with Dinho, although his style is clearly very different. They may receive less media coverage but are so vital to City.
 
Just watch out for those twats trying to hurt him early, that's exactly what the eye gouger will be telling them to do
 
He is getting very little protection from refs. I worry that he will face serious injury from those hackers. I hate to see players crowding around the ref but sometimes we do not react enough to bad challenges and put down a marker to refs like most other teams do. A few words from the manager about us not getting protected enough would also help keep refs on guard.
 
Hart of the matter said:
He is getting very little protection from refs. I worry that he will face serious injury from those hackers. I hate to see players crowding around the ref but sometimes we do not react enough to bad challenges and put down a marker to refs like most other teams do. A few words from the manager about us not getting protected enough would also help keep refs on guard.

I hope Mike Dean has the guts to protect Merlin, because against the Spuds Marriner allowed a blatant stomp which could have broken his foot.
 
Think it's really poor we don't have a song for Silva considering we have one for just about everyone else in the starting 11 and Ferna and Negredo (although they deserve them) have got a song after 6 months.

Bluemoon focus should be entirely on coming up with a song for Silva.

Now...

Who's got some suggestions? I'm stumped.
 
M24 Citizen said:
Think it's really poor we don't have a song for Silva considering we have one for just about everyone else in the starting 11 and Ferna and Negredo (although they deserve them) have got a song after 6 months.

Bluemoon focus should be entirely on coming up with a song for Silva.

Now...

Who's got some suggestions? I'm stumped.[





Have a look at my idea earlier today<br /><br />-- Sat Feb 01, 2014 2:05 pm --<br /><br />
M24 Citizen said:
Think it's really poor we don't have a song for Silva considering we have one for just about everyone else in the starting 11 and Ferna and Negredo (although they deserve them) have got a song after 6 months.

Bluemoon focus should be entirely on coming up with a song for Silva.

Now...

Who's got some suggestions? I'm stumped.[





Have a look at my idea earlier today
 
To Pin Ball Wizard:

Ever since he was a young boy,
His left peg was just supreme.
He’d carve a pass from nowhere,
The fans would shout and scream.
Then he joined a blue club,
That answered all his dreams,
Our five foot seven Merlin,
Plays for Manchester’s only team.































I'll get me coat.
 
I think it would be a good idea to chose a song for him (already been loads suggested on here across diff threads) and then get 1894 group on board to start singing it in their block.

A new song (especially a good one) is always good for the atmosphere.

Plus I'm a bit bored of Zaba's new song, I prefer his other one.
 
Sunday Mirror running with Barcelona want David Silva to replace Xavi in the Summer.
 
SrilankanBlue said:
Bluekiwi said:
Cannot wait for him and Jovetic to get on the same wavelength

This, some orgasmic stuff is in the pipeline when it happens


Also waiting to see this at some point

--------------Aguero
Jovetic-----Silva----Nasri

Barca MkII - New and Improved in the making!
 
jrb said:
Sunday Mirror running with Barcelona want David Silva to replace Xavi in the Summer.

I guess its only to be expected. Every club in the world would want him, just an easy story for them to fill some space with.
 
willipp said:
jrb said:
Sunday Mirror running with Barcelona want David Silva to replace Xavi in the Summer.

I guess its only to be expected. Every club in the world would want him, just an easy story for them to fill some space with.

Burying bad news? The Mirror? Well who´d have thought it?
 
For a song how about.
Have you seen him have you heard
The way he plays there are no words
To describe the way I feel
How did he ever make that pass
He'll be the first he'll be the last
To describe the way I feel
The way I feel
To the roses tune
 
jrb said:
Sunday Mirror running with Barcelona want David Silva to replace Xavi in the Summer.

550 million plus Messi as a makeweight. The Mirror (what ever that is) is always spot on.
 
At White Hart Lane, David Silva perfectly adjusted his game to fit the actual match situation
In the first half he was spacefinder- general as wave after wave of attacks opened Tottenham up.He was so effective doing this that Sherwood sent on Capoue seemingly with one instruction-take Silva out if you can, at least batter him !
But Capoue's stamp on his foot failed to do that. david's faced up to those tactics ever since he was a nipper in short pants playing in the alley with the rag ball his nan made for him. He took on boys twice his age and the only way they could get the ball off him was by kicking him. So he developed a hard streak himself and, against Arsenal for example, , he dashed in and ruthlessly brought down ramsey to stop him starting a dangerous counter.
Against tottenham, he didn't waste mental energy by complaining about Capoue getting off with it. He'd long since sussed Marriner for a complete tool.

But, in the penalty incident, he was the first to confront the ref and demand Rose's dismissal.Then he sized up the situation. Spurs were fired up with indignation , we had only one goal to show for first half dominance, Kun was off injured, the beast not there and Dzeko's radar malfunctioning.
So he needed to be right at the centre of the goalmouth action. And he was the one who clinched the third goal with a change of feet, jump lead acceleration and power shot which left Dawson on the deck, Eriksen running the wrong way and Lloris sprawled to open up the gap for Edin's shot. This was the strike which broke Spurs hearts- even though they scrambled a goal.
Finally, he orchestrated Pellegrini's instructions for the keepball session which tortured tiring Tottenham and paved the way for the last two goals.
 
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