tenententen
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It's a travesty that Silva has never won this. The people involved in the voting process are clueless or biased to the bone
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Player Topic: Kevin De Bruyne (2015/16)
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It's a travesty that Silva has never won this. The people involved in the voting process are clueless or biased to the bone
SilverFox2
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Regarding the protracted negotiations for his transfer from Wolfsburg and the obvious interference from VW during that process I wonder if our owner had anything to do with exposing this blow to the VW reputation and the way it is affecting their share price ? :
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/09/21/uk-usa-volkswagen-idUKKCN0RL0JX20150921
Probably not but it does serve as a reminder to all that our owner may be a person who you would not want to upset, just in case.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/09/21/uk-usa-volkswagen-idUKKCN0RL0JX20150921
Probably not but it does serve as a reminder to all that our owner may be a person who you would not want to upset, just in case.
DiscoSteve
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Much as I am enjoying VW's pain (for many reasons) I thing its a stretch to make any reference to His Highness at the same time as dodgy engine management software in a panzerwagon
SilverFox2
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Much as I am enjoying VW's pain (for many reasons) I thing its a stretch to make any reference to His Highness at the same time as dodgy engine management software in a panzerwagon
Maybe, but since Sheikh M. invests his money the dodgy software you refer to is there to be manipulated if the occasion presents itself.
As I said VW are the dodgy ones and our owner may benefit from exploiting the share price because that is one of the ways he makes more money.
tolmie's hairdoo
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He's quicker than I thought.
He's stronger than I thought.
He's more defensively-minded than I thought.
I knew he was a top player just from watching him for Wolfsburg.
To see this boy, live, however, really does open your eyes to his true potential.
The way he picks the ball out of the air so easily, he's perhaps a little more advanced than even Silva was in terms of development at his age.
A potential world footballer of the year in years to come at this rate.
He's stronger than I thought.
He's more defensively-minded than I thought.
I knew he was a top player just from watching him for Wolfsburg.
To see this boy, live, however, really does open your eyes to his true potential.
The way he picks the ball out of the air so easily, he's perhaps a little more advanced than even Silva was in terms of development at his age.
A potential world footballer of the year in years to come at this rate.
He's quicker than I thought.
He's stronger than I thought.
He's more defensively-minded than I thought.
I knew he was a top player just from watching him for Wolfsburg.
To see this boy, live, however, really does open your eyes to his true potential.
The way he picks the ball out of the air so easily, he's perhaps a little more advanced than even Silva was in terms of development at his age.
A potential world footballer of the year in years to come at this rate.
That was what impressed me most about him. His control is instant and it doesn't seem to matter how fast or what height the ball is pinged in at him. He's better than I thought he was. Some of those passes he made were sublime. I can't wait to see him playing with Silva.
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He's quicker than I thought.
He's stronger than I thought.
He's more defensively-minded than I thought.
I knew he was a top player just from watching him for Wolfsburg.
To see this boy, live, however, really does open your eyes to his true potential.
The way he picks the ball out of the air so easily, he's perhaps a little more advanced than even Silva was in terms of development at his age.
A potential world footballer of the year in years to come at this rate.
Totally agree Tolm.
I'm not one for going overboard or underboard on a player at first sight as I'm a glass half empty sort of bloke when it comes to City but after seeing him on Saturday I will just say WOW!
He could even play BEHIND Silva as a DM if he wanted.
Maureen has made the biggest cock up in management history letting this lad go.
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what I liked most was even when he made a mistake, he went and won the ball back, he also won possession where you'd never expect a Silva or Nasri to do so, which was refreshing, unfortunately the rest of the team let him down.
Apparently he ran the most of all players in the West Ham game. Half a kilometre more then Noble.
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