Sifu
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Derek Wright, physio. That man is your physio... lol He did lose some weight over the summer
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N'Zogbia.
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Indeed Just hoping Ferguson will be given a chance at some point (hopefully against Forest on Tuesday if not tomorrow...)
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So I would play this: Krul Simpson Colo Saylor Ferguson Gosling Tiote Cabaye Marveaux Jonas Best I know Ba needs a chance but at this current point in time, Best is our best striker so he should not be dropped. I'd give Ba-Best partnership up front a go against Forest though.
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Captain Geremi.
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Like most of you have said, I'm hoping that we'll play 4-5-1 (or a variation on 4-3-3) tomorrow. We'll simply do shite with a simple 4-4-2.
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He had good finishing stats on FM2009 (something like 15/16).
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Everyones first two scratched surely? Not sure who else should be taken out though. So if Saylor or Colo get injured, we have Danny Simpson to cover and that is it :embarassed: God forbid.....
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It's a somewhat positive spin on it?
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He should go on Celebrity Apprentice tbh.
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A very good read indeed!
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Wow, didn't even notice.
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Nice
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Go on, what do you want to discuss about this player 99% of us know bollocks all about and probably won't for 5-6 years? His name almost sounds like a really hardcore razor, erm, he's a defender isn't he? Think he might be black. Pretty much covered it now. He won the Jack Hixon trophy last year. And I think that's it....
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Hmmm, let's see...... - How we need him to start against Villa on Saturday after Ryan Taylor's atrocious performance against QPR on Monday (before his injury of course) - How we need him to step up to the plate and be our first choice LB - How we're looking forward to seeing him play - His credentials (Champions League football and plenty of first team experience with Inter) and how they may or may not make him look promising Now Remie Streete, he's a promising youngster aye but he's nowhere near the first team man.
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Fucking typical eh? Fuck sake
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Laughable.
