blue b4 the moon
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Mendy's leg is probably fucked from all those high crosses he kept putting over.
With Kun, Mendy was our best player on Saturday. Contributed loads both offensively and in defence. Were you watching the game?I cannot believe that so many people keep selecting Mendy! You lot must be watching a different bloke seriously! He's possibly the worse value for money signing this club has ever made (and we've had some duffers) and frankly if we could give him away this month and clear his wage bill then it's a deal worth taking.
Not only can he not defend or have any defensive awareness at all, his offensive play (based on the countless times he is played in) is painful to witness. He must have had over 10 opportunities yesterday to deliver a 1st time cross but instead chose to take 3 touches and then not be able to cross as the ball was stuck under his feet. He is the epitome in some respects the product of modern day youth coaching, where far too much emphasis is based on physical strength at the expense of touch and football brain. In short, he's bloody shocking.
It sounds like he has an injury but if he was at training I am hoping it's not too serious. I read the comments on here after the game but they did not correspond to what I watched. Stones got beat in the air at a corner but he was not the only player who was beaten at that corner, and their equaliser was a collective failure.Can't see Pep picking Stones after Saturday.
I cannot believe that so many people keep selecting Mendy! You lot must be watching a different bloke seriously! He's possibly the worse value for money signing this club has ever made (and we've had some duffers) and frankly if we could give him away this month and clear his wage bill then it's a deal worth taking.
Not only can he not defend or have any defensive awareness at all, his offensive play (based on the countless times he is played in) is painful to witness. He must have had over 10 opportunities yesterday to deliver a 1st time cross but instead chose to take 3 touches and then not be able to cross as the ball was stuck under his feet. He is the epitome in some respects the product of modern day youth coaching, where far too much emphasis is based on physical strength at the expense of touch and football brain. In short, he's bloody shocking.
Based on Pep's comments, I'd be surprised. Fulham would be an ideal game to give him some minutes.With Stones and Mendy looking like they need to miss this game, it could be that we see Laporte on the bench?
And the fact he's got his head up his arseIt sounds like he has an injury but if he was at training I am hoping it's not too serious. I read the comments on here after the game but they did not correspond to what I watched. Stones got beat in the air at a corner but he was not the only player who was beaten at that corner, and their equaliser was a collective failure.
Stones is struggling but more I think because of fitness and because of uncertainty over his central defensive partner.