meeesh
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I'd prefer a tub of them,especially the strawberry ones,think they are £4.50 at Tesco still
It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition
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I'd prefer a tub of them,especially the strawberry ones,think they are £4.50 at Tesco still
Holcombe bloo
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Sweet child o mine!
Fordyboy46
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Thought Danny Rose had left on loan to Turkey?
RandolphMABlue
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I know he's not tall, but how about Broadway Danny Rose . . .
wolviedinho
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Stop being so nice. I am not one for making players train with the youngsters but he needs frozen out of the team. It is harsh but no other way to deal with the situation. Morale will be effected either way. The best solution is a sale with zin onboard and willing to go.
Tugay One Cup
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I can see where you're coming from overall but I have to say that anyone who knows how hard Zinchenko had to work at academy level in order to make it as a professional wouldn't be levelling any accusations of a lack of ambition at him. If I remember correctly, he was released as a teenager by Shakhtar and then spent a year going around to different clubs in Eastern Europe, going to trials and trying to prove himself. He then got taken on by an unremarkable Russian club and quickly made his impact, leading to an international debut and then him signing for us a year later.
I think if the whole squad had as much ambition and determination as him then we'd be sat on our third league title in a row and wouldn't feel the loss of Kompany as much as we have. That's not to say we don't have plenty of more talented players than him but I think his attitude is absolutely spot on; this is the second time he's turned down opportunities to move away from the club and he's backed himself to make his mark. It went pretty well the last time around.
All that being said, I think he's a shit left back and I'd much rather we had another in the squad. It's just unfortunate to see the amount of disrespect on here towards someone who has done nothing other than give his all and won nearly everything with us.
Thinking he's shit and wanting him gone is one thing but being so dismissive towards someone who has contributed to our recent success is just a shame and not something I'm on board with.
Do you honestly believe he has been told he is not part of the manager's plans, or even that he may be but only as last resort, but yet he still chooses to stay for a laugh or spite?
'Staying to fight for his place' if in itself true, is a most often response to club not looking to force a sale. The club must be happy enough not to push him out, and not to look for a replacement. Despite the claims, ultimately by journalists looking to come up for a justification for their own failed speculation or predictions of incoming signings that didn't materialize.
I don't think you meant to reply to me.
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