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It's quiet 10, no apologies! (continued)
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Mental_blue
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Even I got this one. It's so obvious it's staring you in the face.BibbyBlue85 said:tolmie's hairdoo said:BibbyBlue85 said:I'm glad i'm not the only one mate lol. Only thing i could think of was "Now we're talking" and Sunday as a meeting taking place but probably way off
Way off piste!
Ski? Chelski?
It's the Polish striker Dowan Hilski.
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tolmie's hairdoo said:BibbyBlue85 said:tolmie's hairdoo said:Rest easy, this lad is identified as a right winger for us, a squad one at that.
He made the transition early on last season and tore it up. Definitely a late developer but the talk of Argentina players.
Decent right back but very powerful and tricky winger - could be a masterstroke as fee should be less than £10m.
-- Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:06 am --
On another target....now we're talking!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOEO_fgG3-I[/youtube]
Any chance we can have a written clue with this Tolm? Well and truly stumped with this one
Say what you seeski!
Woman lying on the floor? One could say she has just bailed.
r.soleofsalford
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tolmie's hairdoo said:BibbyBlue85 said:tolmie's hairdoo said:Rest easy, this lad is identified as a right winger for us, a squad one at that.
He made the transition early on last season and tore it up. Definitely a late developer but the talk of Argentina players.
Decent right back but very powerful and tricky winger - could be a masterstroke as fee should be less than £10m.
-- Fri Jun 08, 2012 10:06 am --
On another target....now we're talking!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOEO_fgG3-I[/youtube]
Any chance we can have a written clue with this Tolm? Well and truly stumped with this one
Say what you seeski!
lying there waiting to have her back door kicked in, sorry dont get it
OB1
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r.soleofsalford said:tolmie's hairdoo said:BibbyBlue85 said:Any chance we can have a written clue with this Tolm? Well and truly stumped with this one
Say what you seeski!
lying there wait to have her back door kicked in, sorry dont get it
One down, two to go.
r.soleofsalford
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OB1 said:r.soleofsalford said:tolmie's hairdoo said:Say what you seeski!
lying there wait to have her back door kicked in, sorry dont get it
One down, two to go.
i prefered my thinking, you spoiled the moment you bastard
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matias rodriguez
Matias was key to La U as they completed an Apertura and Clausura double and the club’s name started to reverberate around world football, owing in a big way to the swashbuckling football of Sampaoli’s side as they suffocated and devastated some of South America’s biggest names. One highlight amongst countless was a 4-1 thumping of Ronaldinho’s Flamengo on the way to Copa Sudamericana glory, which earned the side the well-merited comparison to Pep Guardiola’s all-stars.
While Vargas collected the acclaim and plaudits thanks to his prodigious goal-scoring record, Rodriguez was Robin to Eduardo’s Batman; ably helping out his ally under the radar down the right flank. Forceful and aggressive, he would stay wide and high up the pitch on the right flank stretching opposing defences and allowing Vargas to naturally drift inside and exploit gaps in between and behind defences.
Width is imperative in the way Sampaoli sets his side out on the front foot and attack teams with pace and intensity, making the pitch as big as possible; and with Eugenio Mena on the left and Rodriguez on the right he has two of the finest exponents of this style in South America.
It is not only in the attacking phase of play that Mati thrives. He has the physical presence and stamina to go along with his technical ability to dominate the whole right channel, forcing opposition wingers back into areas they are uncomfortable in. If they do manage to progress deep into Universidad de Chile territory they will be hunted by Rodriguez.
A true thoroughbred of a player, he could be a fine addition to an Argentine side that have struggled for consistency in defensive positions. As he told Clarin, “I'm used to playing on the right of a back four. I can adapt to the needs of the team. Playing in the Seleccion is huge.”
coach Alejandro Sabella has tinkered with both three and four-man defences and with few options as capable or as adaptable as Rodriguez it would be a grave waste to not allow the player an opportunity. His newly-discovered threat in front of goal, demonstrated in exemplary fashion with a hat-trick at the start of 2012 against Audax Italiano, is a further bonus for an Argentina team who have sometimes appeared dependent on Lionel Messi in front of the net.
In recent weeks the link to Benfica has reappeared as a result of his accomplished performances in both the Apertura and Copa Libertadores, as Universidad romped to qualification from arguably the toughest group of the competition with a game to spare. Thursday night sees the Chileans close out their Group 8 campaign against fellow form-side Atletico Nacional; one of Matias' fiercest tests yet as he grapples with the Colombians' formidable forward trio of Dorlan Pabon, Macnelly Torres and Luis Mosquera.
If he impresses once more against the Verdolago and continues to improve, Sabella may have little choice but to hand him an international debut at the age of 26 in the upcoming World Cup qualifier with Ecuador. And who knows, he may well turn out to be to Lionel Messi for Argentina what Dani Alves is to the little maestro at Barcelona.
that bit ive highlighted sounds very promising,we like a man who tracks back on bluemoon :)
Matias was key to La U as they completed an Apertura and Clausura double and the club’s name started to reverberate around world football, owing in a big way to the swashbuckling football of Sampaoli’s side as they suffocated and devastated some of South America’s biggest names. One highlight amongst countless was a 4-1 thumping of Ronaldinho’s Flamengo on the way to Copa Sudamericana glory, which earned the side the well-merited comparison to Pep Guardiola’s all-stars.
While Vargas collected the acclaim and plaudits thanks to his prodigious goal-scoring record, Rodriguez was Robin to Eduardo’s Batman; ably helping out his ally under the radar down the right flank. Forceful and aggressive, he would stay wide and high up the pitch on the right flank stretching opposing defences and allowing Vargas to naturally drift inside and exploit gaps in between and behind defences.
Width is imperative in the way Sampaoli sets his side out on the front foot and attack teams with pace and intensity, making the pitch as big as possible; and with Eugenio Mena on the left and Rodriguez on the right he has two of the finest exponents of this style in South America.
It is not only in the attacking phase of play that Mati thrives. He has the physical presence and stamina to go along with his technical ability to dominate the whole right channel, forcing opposition wingers back into areas they are uncomfortable in. If they do manage to progress deep into Universidad de Chile territory they will be hunted by Rodriguez.
A true thoroughbred of a player, he could be a fine addition to an Argentine side that have struggled for consistency in defensive positions. As he told Clarin, “I'm used to playing on the right of a back four. I can adapt to the needs of the team. Playing in the Seleccion is huge.”
coach Alejandro Sabella has tinkered with both three and four-man defences and with few options as capable or as adaptable as Rodriguez it would be a grave waste to not allow the player an opportunity. His newly-discovered threat in front of goal, demonstrated in exemplary fashion with a hat-trick at the start of 2012 against Audax Italiano, is a further bonus for an Argentina team who have sometimes appeared dependent on Lionel Messi in front of the net.
In recent weeks the link to Benfica has reappeared as a result of his accomplished performances in both the Apertura and Copa Libertadores, as Universidad romped to qualification from arguably the toughest group of the competition with a game to spare. Thursday night sees the Chileans close out their Group 8 campaign against fellow form-side Atletico Nacional; one of Matias' fiercest tests yet as he grapples with the Colombians' formidable forward trio of Dorlan Pabon, Macnelly Torres and Luis Mosquera.
If he impresses once more against the Verdolago and continues to improve, Sabella may have little choice but to hand him an international debut at the age of 26 in the upcoming World Cup qualifier with Ecuador. And who knows, he may well turn out to be to Lionel Messi for Argentina what Dani Alves is to the little maestro at Barcelona.
that bit ive highlighted sounds very promising,we like a man who tracks back on bluemoon :)
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r.soleofsalford said:lying there waiting to have her back door kicked in, sorry dont get it
Hahahaha
brian the blue said:tolmie's hairdoo said:BibbyBlue85 said:Any chance we can have a written clue with this Tolm? Well and truly stumped with this one
Say what you seeski!
Woman lying on the floor? One could say she has just bailed.
Agree we are talking about Bale
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