taconinja said:Can an argument be made to start with both or would that disrupt your play too much?
andyhinch said:As a shirt lifter I must agree;)DavidSilvasLeftFoot said:The shirt lifting rule is a pointless rule in my opinion
Thanks for the answer. I would find it intriguing to see him get a start eventually to see if he's as dangerous as he is when brought on as a substitute.Liam_Baggies said:taconinja said:Can an argument be made to start with both or would that disrupt your play too much?
That would disrupt our system which has worked incredibly well so far. We play with the five in the middle with the intention of controlling the game and also remaining solid if we venture forward. Plus, it allows us to fit in our midfield players which are our better asset.
For the time being, coming on off the bench is the way it shall hopefully stay.
stan bowles said:mickfinn said:He's a 'look at me' ref.
No arguments with the sending off but when Kompany is constantly barrcaking a ref, you know something is amiss.
Likes blowing his whistle, slowing the game down and showing the players who's boss.
IMHO he was poor but nothing compared to previous seasons
He's a prima donna for sure but I thought he got all the contentious decisions right. It was a red for Milner, last man, clear run on goal, the other defender wasn't getting there. Vinny's error cost us a red but not many players except Milner would've been covering their CB so I am grateful he was there albeit a fraction late. Clattenburg was fair to both teams. Similiar fouls got the same punishment for each side. That's the way he is.
LoveCity said:2nd on MOTD tonight after Spurs/Chelsea, hopefully Hansen is there with his sour expression.