Lumbering hardly makes him sound good lol
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Liverpool (a) - CL Quarter Final pre-match thread
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The perfect fumble
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Bluemanc100
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I dont think we'll make major changes to the way we play. Just tweaks (such as Ederson going longer a few times) which the players should be able to take on board without any problem. It was interesting that de Bruyne played a bit deeper and closer to Fernandhino against Everton, a game which seemed to be a dress rehearsal.
I discussed this with my lad Saturday, KDB was super deep and we both wondered if it was a trial run for the Dippers game
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Lumbering hardly makes him sound good lol
Maybe it was the wrong word. What I was trying to say is that Vincent's strength is his strength, a good physical battle with big No.9's and he always comes out on top. Small, nimble and especially very quick attackers, I think pose him more of a challenge. And he's definitely lost a yard of pace since his raft of injuries.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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"No smoke without fire Mr Lard"It's Keith Lard, actually.
Fire doesn't kill, ignorance kills.
That certainly sounds better than lumbering. I think firminho will find being marked by vk different to being marked by stones.Maybe it was the wrong word. What I was trying to say is that Vincent's strength is his strength, a good physical battle with big No.9's and he always comes out on top. Small, nimble and especially very quick attackers, I think pose him more of a challenge. And he's definitely lost a yard of pace since his raft of injuries.
Manchester_lalala
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Maybe it was the wrong word. What I was trying to say is that Vincent's strength is his strength, a good physical battle with big No.9's and he always comes out on top. Small, nimble and especially very quick attackers, I think pose him more of a challenge. And he's definitely lost a yard of pace since his raft of injuries.
Lost a yard but he’s probably still our fastest defender. Stones, Otamendi and Laporte aren’t anywhere near being fast.
I assume you mean fastest centre back and not defender?Lost a yard but he’s probably still our fastest defender. Stones, Otamendi and Laporte aren’t anywhere near being fast.
Manchester_lalala
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I assume you mean fastest centre back and not defender?
Yes, sorry.
Think Laporte may be the quickest out of him, Stones and Nico - Vinny deffo lost at least a yardYes, sorry.
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