A good, functioning team should be able to play both long-ball and slow buildup depending on the state of the game, which was what we did yesterday.
Relying entirely on one or the other is generally a sign of desperation or stubbornness.
Or maybe sneak out of the training camp for a night on the town and then get sent back in disgrace.
I kind of feel bad for imagining these scenarios, if a Korean player ever did anything to try to get out of international duty I'd be absolutely livid
Wants to have 19 for his entire career.
Obviously we're going to have to go find another free transfer that can score 20 goals a season to be our number nine
Really hope he steps up now and comes back to goalscoring form now that Ba is out.
We all know he's capable of putting them in when he has confidence, and it would be fantastic to see him succeed.
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Problem?
That so good, can we add it to the list please
With whatever "Problem?" is in Spanish in red letters under it.