KingCarlito
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang
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markbmcfc
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How confident are we this will go through? We've been here before!
Are we talking hands down pants and a little tickle at the moment or am I safe to fully take them off, fold them neatly on the bed, break into a full on lunge and tug myself silly with ham and a snorkel?
Are we talking hands down pants and a little tickle at the moment or am I safe to fully take them off, fold them neatly on the bed, break into a full on lunge and tug myself silly with ham and a snorkel?
We do need another top striker as the gap between Aguero and Bony was ridiculous it was like replacing a Ferrari with a Vaxhaull Nova.
Pep may find a way of playing them both together and will certainly get the best out of the guy so happy days.
Bring it on. No bloody Wilshire though!!
Pep may find a way of playing them both together and will certainly get the best out of the guy so happy days.
Bring it on. No bloody Wilshire though!!
How confident are we this will go through? We've been here before!
Are we talking hands down pants and a little tickle at the moment or am I safe to fully take them off, fold them neatly on the bed, break into a full on lunge and tug myself silly with ham and a snorkel?
Get your pants off and settle into a very comfortable position mate.
Wow, didn't see this coming in all honestly!
Imagine a 6 foot Walcott who's got great movement, super comfortable on the ball and brilliant in the air.
He's such an unbelievable threat, defences simply can't handle him. He misses chances, but he scores loads too. The sign of a good striker is one who keeps getting into those positions and this lad does time and time again.
Looks like Guardiola has recognised how important pace is in England.
Imagine a 6 foot Walcott who's got great movement, super comfortable on the ball and brilliant in the air.
He's such an unbelievable threat, defences simply can't handle him. He misses chances, but he scores loads too. The sign of a good striker is one who keeps getting into those positions and this lad does time and time again.
Looks like Guardiola has recognised how important pace is in England.
markbmcfc
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Get your pants off and settle into a very comfortable position mate.
Will do Jake, thanks.
Gundogan alone isn't enough to reinforce the midfield in my opinion. We waved goodbye to the two-man midfield along with Pellegrini, Gundogan and Fernandinho are the only great midfielders we have, Fernando has also been good but I doubt he'll nail down a starting role in Pep's system and Delph has been a big dissapointment imo. Our depth is also pitiful when you consider that Gundogan and Delph have dubious injury records. Unless the plan is to convert Silva to a midfielder (which wouldn't work at all in my opinion) then I just can't fit a proper midfield together.
My biggest worry remains our fullbacks though, as it's been for the past 3 or 4 years. The striker position really is the least of my worries and certainly isn't in a situation where we need to splash £58m on improving it.
Maybe we'll sign another midfielder from out the blue kind of like how we're signing this lad
Kroos maybe? Or pogba?! Who knows :-)
balotelli's back pocket
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:-)
Can anyone confirm this?
Yeah, definitely not right. Huntelaar in 2011-12 and Grafite in 2008-09 to name but two. Then if you go from the opposite direction, in the very third season of the Bundesliga, a player called Lothar Emmerich scored 31 league goals alone for Dortmund.