PSG are different team to last season they’ve rectified their midfield, and now have added Messi and Donnaruma. It’s going to be a very difficult game this season.
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PSG are different team to last season they’ve rectified their midfield, and now have added Messi and Donnaruma. It’s going to be a very difficult game this season.
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Don't worry, we've dealt with it. I was misled, and those who have been around longer than me and in on the BDW inside joke have been very understanding.Really?
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We probably deserve it if it does thoughMany here warned against complacency in this window. Hopefully it doesn’t come back to haunt us
Many here warned against complacency in this window. Hopefully it doesn’t come back to haunt us
We just have to hope Torres is fine all season and doesn’t pick up any knocks etc because then his back up is Liam Delap who has incredible potential but is still a kid. then you have Sterling who can play that position with excellent movement but can’t finish. It is a worry
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Many here warned against complacency in this window. Hopefully it doesn’t come back to haunt us
We haven't been complacent IMO. We have looked for quality but it wasn't available, or too expensive, and we chose not to buy players (that wouldn't improve us) just for the sake of it.
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Torres right now would have been a fine backup for a 9. This is a guy who didn’t start almost any big games last year. His problem is less the finishing and more movement, positioning and the tendency to go missing in some games. That can change but it takes some time. Even if he gets injured, Delap still won’t start. I would be shocked and many here will be disappointed. Sterling there is a nightmare.We just have to hope Torres is fine all season and doesn’t pick up any knocks etc because then his back up is Liam Delap who has incredible potential but is still a kid. then you have Sterling who can play that position with excellent movement but can’t finish. It is a worry
We haven't been complacent IMO. We have looked for quality but it wasn't available, or too expensive, and we chose not to buy players (that wouldn't improve us) just for the sake of it.
No backup plans for striker, no attempt at DM or LB (especially now with LB simply there is no excuse anymore), failure to move players etc. The window isn’t over yet and I won’t let hopelessness take over until it closes
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Of course we have a back-up plan. You might not like it but we have one.No backup plans for striker, no attempt at DM or LB (especially now with LB simply there is no excuse anymore), failure to move players etc. The window isn’t over yet and I won’t let hopelessness take over until it closes
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I asked you earlier who are these serious alternatives to Kane ? Instead of the relentless negativity name them.Torres right now would have been a fine backup for a 9. This is a guy who didn’t start almost any big games last year. His problem is less the finishing and more movement, positioning and the tendency to go missing in some games. That can change but it takes some time. Even if he gets injured, Delap still won’t start. I would be shocked and many here will be disappointed. Sterling there is a nightmare.
No backup plans for striker, no attempt at DM or LB (especially now with LB simply there is no excuse anymore), failure to move players etc. The window isn’t over yet and I won’t let hopelessness take over until it closes
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It isn’t hopeless don’t be so dramatic, we’ll be fine. Might not win the c/l , but we’ll do okay.Torres right now would have been a fine backup for a 9. This is a guy who didn’t start almost any big games last year. His problem is less the finishing and more movement, positioning and the tendency to go missing in some games. That can change but it takes some time. Even if he gets injured, Delap still won’t start. I would be shocked and many here will be disappointed. Sterling there is a nightmare.
No backup plans for striker, no attempt at DM or LB (especially now with LB simply there is no excuse anymore), failure to move players etc. The window isn’t over yet and I won’t let hopelessness take over until it closes
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Cheers Paul Daniels.Of course we have a back-up plan. You might not like it but we have one.
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