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Everything posted by Ronaldo
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Draw written all over it.
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Perch's qualities are his defensive attributes. He's lightning quick for example. He's s*** going forward though...which is why your answer was a dumb one. You're getting confused now. All I said was that Taylor is better defensively, which any monkey can see.
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Better example for you: http://www.nufc.com/html/2009-10html/2009-08-26huddersfield-h.html
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As daft as it might sound. He's more suited to English football than Spanish, i'd love him to get a genuine chance.
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He's like a 7 year old, trying to cover for his older brother.
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Best player on the pitch tonight.
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He couldn't have done anything different.
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Never read that on here before.
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It's a dumb answer that a better defender should be in the defence?
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I've always preferred Stave Taylor in the centre but at this time he's the best we've got for right-back. I'd like to see him week in week out at RB before I made that call. A couple of flashy runs as a stand-in doesn't qualify him for the accolades in my view. Which accolades? Folk just think he's better than Raylor, Perch and Simpson. based on a couple of barnstorming runs as a fill-in? Well, no. He's a better defender than the lot, and better going forward. Better going forward I will give you but a better defender at RB I think is a just an easy answer. No, it's the right answer.
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Aye, just seen the goals again. Poor positioning from Harper on the first. Like it or not that third goal won't be a one-off this season. We'll be beaten with a lot of precise strikes from outside the area due to his complete lack of agility.
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I've always preferred Stave Taylor in the centre but at this time he's the best we've got for right-back. I'd like to see him week in week out at RB before I made that call. A couple of flashy runs as a stand-in doesn't qualify him for the accolades in my view. Which accolades? Folk just think he's better than Raylor, Perch and Simpson. based on a couple of barnstorming runs as a fill-in? Well, no. He's a better defender than the lot, and better going forward.
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I've always preferred Stave Taylor in the centre but at this time he's the best we've got for right-back. I'd like to see him week in week out at RB before I made that call. A couple of flashy runs as a stand-in doesn't qualify him for the accolades in my view. Which accolades? Folk just think he's better than Raylor, Perch and Simpson.
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Jonas is going to be useful because of his athleticism and excellent work rate, but a part me looks at him and wishes we had a genuine threat on the LW.
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I'm still of the opinion that we're one good player away from having a good chance of surviving, just.
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Bad example, given what happened in April.
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It's more the fact that people with sense realize that CB is a position that requires a lot of intelligence, and Taylor's about as sharp as a wet sponge. He's also our best RB. Which is probably worth considering.
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No way are we signing another right back like. Course we're not, and it's a fucking disgrace. We can only hope that he plays Steven Taylor there.
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Out of interest, what was your opinion on Colocinni tonight? The two central defenders were fine. Time and time again Man U broke with balls over the top or low into the channels and Colo dealt with them well.
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It's so important we get a RB. Like most wingers, Routledge is suspect defensively and it's absolutely imperative that we get someone with good judgement and tackling ability behind him. Carroll played well, as did Wayne. I was impressed that Hughton took Nolan off. Not that myself and most on here wouldn't have done the same.
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The good news tonight is that I made a healthy £206 profit. £20 (free bet) on 3-0 at 7/1. £100 on Man U -1 at 4/6.
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The ridiculous nonsense on this forum is astounding. You've even managed to put to shame some of the stupid fuckers sat around me at the game tonight. A few months back, Man U beat Milan 4-0 at Old Trafford, destroyed them in 3rd gear. This is no litmus test whatsoever for individuals players or the the team as a whole.