@Greggery Peccary have you got any thoughts on this data? Players able to play consistently with such a high tempo for two years flat with no injuries and then sudden breakdown and burnout suggests chemical assistance...
He did say so and your dismissive reply sums you up to a tee. You’ve been found out and not before time you supercilious ****.
Should Sancho still be here? Manchester United have had a £100 million bid turned down for, Gareth Southgate had given him 18 England caps. So in answer to your question yes he would, he is obviously a bit of a cock and wouldn’t wait and that is only reason not to have him back.
I’m not doubting that Sancho was hasty to scarper but could the club have given him more opportunities to do well? Great point about Foden, in total agreement, but they could have done the same with him and saved themselves all manner of cash? Of course there’ll be other factors we cant possibly quantify however they must be fuming to see how he’s eventually panned out. Incredible talent and would have been brilliant in your system.
Always nice to be mistaken for somebody else, do I owe you rent for the place I obviously occupy in your head?
Or like another team geographically close to us, we had three splendid years then suffered a big drop off in levels. That’s just the nature of top level football. But on the subject of supplements etc, every single elite club in the world uses them to as far as the law lets them. The margins are so fine that every little advantage will be eked out.
Not quite, old bean, just a fairly distinctive name. Obviously there’s someone else on here with that name, fair enough.
Do you know most of your team are asthmatic ?
If you can show me primary evidence source material to back that claim, fair enough. But please don’t tell me that you’re taking about this ham fisted, unsourced pile of shite
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