Gabriel
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Ha ha. Very true.
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Ha ha. Very true.
Gabriel
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Slaughtering Bravo for what? A few poor decisions in his passing?
Absolutely everything. Kicking, punching (??), and general demeanour. I appreciate that the 'author', John Percy, is not in control of the headings, but I doubt anyone who watched the entirety last night would find the following accurately reflective of events.
'Claudio Bravo is as calamitous as ever, isn't it time Pep Guardiola prioritised buying a dependable No 2 goalkeeper?'
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Lol. Only Pope at Burnley is probably a better no. 2 in the league, what a clown.Absolutely everything. Kicking, punching (??), and general demeanour. I appreciate that the 'author', John Percy, is not in control of the headings, but I doubt anyone who watched the entirety last night would find the following accurately reflective of events.
'Claudio Bravo is as calamitous as ever, isn't it time Pep Guardiola prioritised buying a dependable No 2 goalkeeper?'
Absolutely everything. Kicking, punching (??), and general demeanour. I appreciate that the 'author', John Percy, is not in control of the headings, but I doubt anyone who watched the entirety last night would find the following accurately reflective of events.
'Claudio Bravo is as calamitous as ever, isn't it time Pep Guardiola prioritised buying a dependable No 2 goalkeeper?'
Laughable, he's the main reason we're still in this competition.
Stoned Rose
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He's got an (over exaggerated) point. In general play last night Bravo was mediocre.
Gabriel
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He's got an (over exaggerated) point. In general play last night Bravo was mediocre.
To an extent, yes, but the poor movement of the defenders, and the non movement of Toure, meant that Bravo’s passing options were generally restricted.
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cant wait for tonight . united v Bristol city then the class of 92 straight after ,with giggys,the nevster and the ginger erm thing
Stoned Rose
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To an extent, yes, but the poor movement of the defenders, and the non movement of Toure, meant that Bravo’s passing options were generally restricted.
Agreed mate. He didn't have as many out balls as Ederson usually has to pick from. He was still average overall though.
Huge gulf between him and Ederson.
Agreed mate. He didn't have as many out balls as Ederson usually has to pick from. He was still average overall though.
Huge gulf between him and Ederson.
He is pretty average, but second choice keepers are always going to be - a really good one won't tolerate warming the bench for most of the season.
Gabriel
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Agreed mate. He didn't have as many out balls as Ederson usually has to pick from. He was still average overall though.
Huge gulf between him and Ederson.
I agree, there is a marked difference, but that difference is equally marked in the drop from first-team outfield regulars to those who deputised last night. That should not be the case next season, so heaven knows what journalists will find to gripe about then. :-)
Bitter little lemons.Absolutely everything. Kicking, punching (??), and general demeanour. I appreciate that the 'author', John Percy, is not in control of the headings, but I doubt anyone who watched the entirety last night would find the following accurately reflective of events.
'Claudio Bravo is as calamitous as ever, isn't it time Pep Guardiola prioritised buying a dependable No 2 goalkeeper?'
Stoned Rose
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He is pretty average, but second choice keepers are always going to be - a really good one won't tolerate warming the bench for most of the season.
Agreed mate.
Stoned Rose
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I agree, there is a marked difference, but that difference is equally marked in the drop from first-team outfield regulars to those who deputised last night. That should not be the case next season, so heaven knows what journalists will find to gripe about then. :-)
Fair do's mate.
J_MCFC21
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Seen a United "Journalist" claiming we could be using performance enhancing drugs to cheat and win now..really scraping the barrel :D think Yaya needs more if that was the case...
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Seen a few United "Journalists" claiming we could be using performance enhancing drugs to cheat and win now..really scraping the barrel :D think Yaya needs more if that was the case...
Who & where??? If club see such comments they would surely sue
GaudinoMotors
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Hopefully Sty will have lots more nited Christmas goodies on the big day!cant wait for tonight . united v Bristol city then the class of 92 straight after ,with giggys,the nevster and the ginger erm thing
oakiecokie
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Can you show us a link for those accusations please.Seen a few United "Journalists" claiming we could be using performance enhancing drugs to cheat and win now..really scraping the barrel :D think Yaya needs more if that was the case...
J_MCFC21
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Who & where??? If club see such comments they would surely sue
Maybe "Journalist" was the wrong term. But he's dedicated a whole thread about how Pep cheated etc / club doctors. Also seen it Rt'd on twitter. My apologies if he isn't a journalist.
J_MCFC21
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Can you show us a link for those accusations please.
Linked it mate. I seen a few others RT it, i'm sure Pep got cleared of all these charges against him anyway.
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