He should have been organising the defence did u see his position when pope headed in? He was marking the near goalpost with no vale player in sight.
Shows how you know fuck all, 2 of our starters today were City fans, and one of our subs has 2 grandads who actually played for City.Think what you like, but I bet you wouldn’t mind a genuine Manchester lad, who grew up on your streets supporting your team and playing for you and being a legend as opposed to super overpaid overseas journeymen. Pope all day.. top lad he is
Correct, the fault was Angelino's, he didn't track the winger, and didn't prevent the cross, but it was a very good cross, and a very good header.Stones did no wrong. It's professional football. He should not be babysitting another centre-half. The cross was very good (had to be to clear Stones) and the striker did well. What happened may be useful for TBH's development. No harm done.
someone being 12-13 years younger on a team than someone else really isn't any kind of a meaningful anything.I preferred the fact that when Aguero scored that winner vs QPR, TBH was playing for the City under 10's
Correct, the fault was Angelino's, he didn't track the winger, and didn't prevent the cross, but it was a very good cross, and a very good header.
Sat at home watching Liverpool in their Liverpool pyjamas drinking from their Liverpool mugsWhere will the other 4000 Vale fans be when the other 4000 Vale fans make their way to the next Port Vale home match. Glory glory boys.
But he wasn`t good enough for you for donkeys years so I regard him more of a Cheshire lad than a gobby Stoke one.Think what you like, but I bet you wouldn’t mind a genuine Manchester lad, who grew up on your streets supporting your team and playing for you and being a legend as opposed to super overpaid overseas journeymen. Pope all day.. top lad he is
Who..? I'm sure Jesus is more important than PopeBut he wasn`t good enough for you for donkeys years so I regard him more of a Cheshire lad than a gobby Stoke one.
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Pope was a part of Crewe Alexandra Youth Academy, but was not offered a professional contract with the club.[4] He instead was forced to make his name in the Midland Football Alliance with Biddulph Victoria after coming through the Hanley Town under-18 side to find first team football.[5] He also played Sunday league football for Sneyd, and scored four goals for the club as they beat the Butcher's Arms 6–4 in the 2004 final of the Potteries and District Sunday League Cup final.[6] During this time the teenager found work as a window-fitter.[7] He scored fifteen goals in his first season with Biddulph, and added a further twelve to his tally before returning to Crewe as a professional in October 2005 — manager Dario Gradi now convinced of Pope's potential.[8] Pope chose to head to Crewe after two unsuccessful trials with boyhood club Port Vale.[9]
Pope spent much of the 2005–06 season in the Conference North, playing on loan for Lancaster City and then Stafford Rangers.[10] He returned to the division in 2006–07 with Barrow, again on loan.[11] On 10 March 2007, Pope made his debut for Crewe in a 1–0 defeat to Gillingham at the Priestfield Stadium, replacing Gary Roberts on 86 minutes.[12] He made three further appearances from the bench during the rest of the season, all three games ending in defeat."
He possesses egregiously bad teeth.Think what you like, but I bet you wouldn’t mind a genuine Manchester lad, who grew up on your streets supporting your team and playing for you and being a legend as opposed to super overpaid overseas journeymen. Pope all day.. top lad he is