Think the multiple signings of Petrov, Elano, Garrido, Corluka and Bojinov was one of the most exciting days as a Blue, after the dour fare served up in the Pearce era.
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John Stones
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Think the multiple signings of Petrov, Elano, Garrido, Corluka and Bojinov was one of the most exciting days as a Blue, after the dour fare served up in the Pearce era.
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Think the multiple signings of Petrov, Elano, Garrido, Corluka and Bojinov was one of the most exciting days as a Blue, after the dour fare served up in the Pearce era.
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the season before we only sign Corradi
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Wasn't it just. That final Pearce season was mind numbing.Think the multiple signings of Petrov, Elano, Garrido, Corluka and Bojinov was one of the most exciting days as a Blue, after the dour fare served up in the Pearce era.
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Pep likes defenders that are exceptional with the ball at their feet, if he's half as good as Lescott he'll fit right in.
I hope you do not mean that. The opposite is true. They showcase a player, and for football fans they are a brilliant tool especially for overseas players who you have never heard of.For me, these vids dont do much. Even a one legged, blind footballer can have a utube comp making him out to be Messi
Imagine that we were linked with Leroy Sane, or Gabriel Jesus in the 1980s. We wouldn't have a clue.
They are not perfect. Players like Samaras can look good against weak opponents, and they maybe very good at one thing which they do again again and again, but if you watched them closely enough, and critically enough, you might pick that out.
mosssideblue
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I mean they do nothing for me as, as you say, anyone can look superb in a clip of their best bitsI hope you do not mean that. The opposite is true. They showcase a player, and for football fans they are a brilliant tool especially for overseas players who you have never heard of.
Imagine that we were linked with Leroy Sane, or Gabriel Jesus in the 1980s. We wouldn't have a clue.
They are not perfect. Players like Samaras can look good against weak opponents, and they maybe very good at one thing which they do again again and again, but if you watched them closely enough, and critically enough, you might pick that out.
City_Sean
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Wasn't it just. That final Pearce season was mind numbing.
I thought it was brilliant.
birchwoodgingerste
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Lescott could pass ok trouble was he was static in possession and rarely carried the ball . Stones carries the ball and has a lot more abilityPep likes defenders that are exceptional with the ball at their feet, if he's half as good as Lescott he'll fit right in.
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For me, these vids dont do much. Even a one legged, blind footballer can have a utube comp making him out to be Messi
Is there a YouTube comp that makes Kolarov look like he can defend?
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