Edin Dzeko (continued)
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Millwallawayveteran1988
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jimharri said:You did ask!Moorsey 2002 said:
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Quick question; who has been the more effective player for us this season?malg said:
Or another question;
Which of the two appears to be putting in more of an effort in games?
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Well at least he got into the position to fluff it , which is something he hasn't done as often as he has in the past in recent times.
I can best summarise it in these terms.
Would you rather have Dzeko as your number 2/3 or Torres as your number one striker ?
I can best summarise it in these terms.
Would you rather have Dzeko as your number 2/3 or Torres as your number one striker ?
malg said:
Negredo's first season and he's still outscored Dzeko... and at least he doesnt give the ball away constantly. He's having a bad patch. Hopefully he'll snap out of it.
Dzeko's entire career at City is a bad patch interspersed with some important goals..... but they are few and far between
In short, he's a donkey.
the plasterer
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been working all day, so have just seen the gif of dzekos miss, somebody please tell me that some computer genius has fucked about with it and he actually scored??, no way has he missed that!!! as kammy would say "unbelievable jeff"
Ducado
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Back to his frustrating best today not good at all
Blue Haze
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He's too clumsy. My sister has better balance than him. Tripping and slipping over the ball and his own feet, usually during a critical moment.
I hope he's sold. For as many games as he comes up with an important goal, he has 3 frustrating ones where his wastefulness is costly.
I hope he's sold. For as many games as he comes up with an important goal, he has 3 frustrating ones where his wastefulness is costly.
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Plenty of effort today but,ultimately,fucking hopeless - what I imagine a pissed giraffe would resemble.
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jimharri said:You did ask!Moorsey 2002 said:
Cheers
Still can't work out what he's done there, looks a bit like he's rolled his right boot over the ball on that angle ?
Or has he completely missed it ?
Brendan110_0
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Still, he was 100% better than Negredo who seems to have lost it since his shoulder injury.
Up until a couple of weeks back I was constantly arguing back to people who'd say he's shit.... But he honestly is just shit. For a professional footballer to give the ball away as much as he does under no pressure at all is ridiculous.
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Moorsey 2002 said:jimharri said:You did ask!Moorsey 2002 said:
Cheers
Still can't work out what he's done there, looks a bit like he's rolled his right boot over the ball on that angle ?
Or has he completely missed it ?
Thats described as appalling ball control. For a professional international footballer there is no excuse.
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Moorsey 2002 said:jimharri said:You did ask!Moorsey 2002 said:
Cheers
Still can't work out what he's done there, looks a bit like he's rolled his right boot over the ball on that angle ?
Or has he completely missed it ?
Thats described as appalling ball control. For a professional international footballer there is no excuse.
tiggsywiggsywoo
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Moorsey 2002 said:jimharri said:You did ask!Moorsey 2002 said:
Cheers
Still can't work out what he's done there, looks a bit like he's rolled his right boot over the ball on that angle ?
Or has he completely missed it ?
Thats described as appalling ball control. For a professional international footballer there is no excuse.
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