That he slows down our attacking play significantly allowing the opposition to all comfortable get back in place before he does his usual sideways pass. Or his temper getting him sent off or picking up stupid yellows. He doesn't play well under Pellers at all, he doesn't create as much as Sterling or KDB, he doesn't Defend as much as either, he isn't as fast as either... he can pass backwards though, if thats what we're really missing.
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Iheanacho or Nasri for CL squad?
- Thread starter Ric
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That he slows down our attacking play significantly allowing the opposition to all comfortable get back in place before he does his usual sideways pass. Or his temper getting him sent off or picking up stupid yellows. He doesn't play well under Pellers at all, he doesn't create as much as Sterling or KDB, he doesn't Defend as much as either, he isn't as fast as either... he can pass backwards though, if thats what we're really missing.
bluenation
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Really? and what happens if (God forbid) Hart gets injured?Both plus one less keeper
That he slows down our attacking play significantly allowing the opposition to all comfortable get back in place before he does his usual sideways pass. Or his temper getting him sent off or picking up stupid yellows. He doesn't play well under Pellers at all, he doesn't create as much as Sterling or KDB, he doesn't Defend as much as either, he isn't as fast as either... he can pass backwards though, if thats what we're really missing.
Ah right, a good or bad would've sufficed but thanks for explaining.
mosssideblue
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Pellegrini not telling the press what he's going to do is going to affect Kelechi's confidence? Christ on a bike!
Maybe, just maybe Pellers has discussed this with the players F2F and he is just keeping stum with the press.
He gets blasted for telling the press who is out injured before a game and now he is getting it for not saying anything. I personally believe he would have spoken to both players already and they are in the know.
Ah right, a good or bad would've sufficed but thanks for explaining.
My apologies
uwe rosler 28
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With bony and aguero being a tad injury prone it's a no brainer to put nacho in! Isn't it?
PrestwichPeteMcfc
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Nasri if Bony, Aguero and Sterling are fit. Ian Nacho if not
PrestwichPeteMcfc
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Probably a stupid question and I expect the answer is no, but can we leave a spot blank for the round of 16 and decide who to fill it with later should we progress?
Barcon
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If Nasri is fit then it's a no brainer, drop Bony.