i.e, wumming.
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i.e, wumming.
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That’s for the unserious
And that's why people hate journalists
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Yes, some get killed in places around the world for daring to go against the powers that be
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Again, you are talking about the unserious. Journalists who pander to the status quo aren’t taking any risks. Those are not the ones I was talking about initially
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The FDJ one makes too much sense for us not to be at least thinking about it.
They want Torres. Torres wants them. They can’t afford Torres but have a player who would suit us down to the ground who has spoken about liking the Premier League in the past. All while saving them some wages.
Maybe I’m biased because he’s a brilliant, brilliant player but it does just make sense.
They want Torres. Torres wants them. They can’t afford Torres but have a player who would suit us down to the ground who has spoken about liking the Premier League in the past. All while saving them some wages.
Maybe I’m biased because he’s a brilliant, brilliant player but it does just make sense.
It certainly does make sense. I wouldn't be surprised to see it happening.
All the chat on Torres has been entirely one sided, i.e all of it coming from Barcelona sources. It is clear they want him, and are short ofour asking price, however modest that may be. And one or two mentions of players incl. fdj considered being sold.
There is a narrative there ready to be put in place, when needed.
diamond geezer
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..and whose bravery is rivaled only by the most opinioniated of football writers.
Why are people saying Fdj as a 6… he is a box to box midfielder more like Gundo and closer to Bernardo than anything.
He is not a great 6 at all. Play him as a 6 and you lose his best qualities which is dribbling and passing through in the midfield, ball retention and plays in the final 3rd.
I’d get him in. Especially if Bernardo still wants to leave
He is not a great 6 at all. Play him as a 6 and you lose his best qualities which is dribbling and passing through in the midfield, ball retention and plays in the final 3rd.
I’d get him in. Especially if Bernardo still wants to leave
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i think its more de jong can do the 6 if we need it? especially if we were home to a lower league team and rodri was injured or rested?
r.soleofsalford
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After I watched Douglas Luiz 2 weeks ago against the City midfield - I don't think Frenkie is the only option - who can strengthen our midfield area and what's more important - be as universal as possible..
TBF - if I had to choose between Frenkie and Douglas - I would definitely go for the later...
Can play all three positions in the midfield, Brazilian and already has experience with the Pep and squad and club in overall..
But Frenkie would be the great signing as well, without any question and doubt..
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I wish I saw half the player you people see in Douglas Luiz...
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Probably due to a lack of genuine standout quality in the role.
Lavinda Past
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He reminds me of Fernando. Busy, but not good enough for the very top level.
Absolutely nowhere near good enough for us. He’s right where he should be and good luck to him.
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