People too easily forget how good Ota was for us, at times. Many here are very keen to label our own players as shit and it does not sit well with me whatsoever. These players have been a part of one of the most successful squads in Premier League history. They are exceptionally good players who may have lost their way with us or have been exposed by changes in the team but we should always be respectful of our own.
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BringBackSwales
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BOTM pal. It’s was in the Premier league team of the season in Peps first PL winning season, more successful passes than any other player in the leaguePeople too easily forget how good Ota was for us, at times. Many here are very keen to label our own players as shit and it does not sit well with me whatsoever. These players have been a part of one of the most successful squads in Premier League history. They are exceptionally good players who may have lost their way with us or have been exposed by changes in the team but we should always be respectful of our own.
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Tugay One Cup
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BOTM pal. It’s was in the Premier league team of the season in Peps first season, more successful passes than any other player in the league
Not to nitpick but it was Pep's second season. He was pretty terrible in Pep's first.
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I disagree on the terrible but, but you were right, I meant to type first title winning seasonNot to nitpick but it was Pep's second season. He was pretty terrible in Pep's first.
ADegenerate
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Not to nitpick but it was Pep's second season. He was pretty terrible in Pep's first.
Very harsh while being surrounded by sagna, Navas, willy, bravo, kolarov (cb!), Clichy, (stones), and even at times yaya!
Tugay One Cup
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Very harsh while being surrounded by sagna, Navas, willy, bravo, kolarov (cb!), Clichy, (stones), and even at times yaya!
I mean, he wasn't the only one.
ADegenerate
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I mean, he wasn't the only one.
Having fun with you of course. Been a bit of a Nico Champion through the years.
Completely washed but I’d love to see him leave with a CL medal. Very underrated blue once it’s all said and done IMO.
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Gabriel Jesus? Gareth Barry? David James?
Francis Lee???
Francis is originally a Christian name, see St. Francis of Assisi. I think if you do some research you will find Gabriel Jesus's surname is not Jesus. I'll give you David James and Barry. Doesnt mean I like it. :-)
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His name is Gabriel Fernando de Jesus.Francis is originally a Christian name, see St. Francis of Assisi. I think if you do some research you will find Gabriel Jesus's surname is not Jesus. I'll give you David James and Barry. Doesnt mean I like it. :-)
That's 3 first names right there.
A Christian name is still a first name, no?