Still stunned that we didn't make a late approach for Kranjcar. As it became obvious that Carroll would be sold, we should have bid at least £6 million for Kranjcar.
Why, we'd still be left needing a striker.
Sick burn, bro.
We have seedings in our Norwegian cup for the first three rounds (even one step worse with it being geographical seeding), it's absolute horseshit and we never get any fairy tale cup runs from real minnows. No top division teams play at home for those three rounds either, though, which is good.
Yep, there's always something you can do to prevent the goal. Unless it's a rare wonder strike, but you could always take your boot off and chuck it at the ball.
Yellow card offense that.
You should support them instead.
Says the Andy Carroll and Liverpool supporter!
That doesn't even make sense. Nice one.
About as much sense as your statement did. Didn't you have some sort of Breakdown after Carroll left? He's only accross the way at Liverpool, surely you're supporting them now? No?
Yeah, I had a breakdown. :lol:
Carroll was our player until we sold him you fucking moron. I'm not the one who slags off our players and bums those of Sunderland.
KaKa, ffs.
Training with a higher level of player, just keeping a high fitness level before MLS starts again.
Well, yeah, but what signals does that not send to his team mates? "You suck, so I'm staying here rather than training with you, lolz."
On the subject of Becks, why the fuck does he keep training with Spurs? It's not as if he'd get to play for them now, why did he extend his training stay? Makes no sense.
That could be said about every footballer.
True, but his inexperience seemingly makes him better against tired legs.
I'd start him above McLoven though, of course.
It's obviously quite expensive, but in what other way would you get to do those things? It depends on how much you want to pay for a memory that'll last a lifetime.
More effective than what?
Starting. When he'll tire at the same rate as the opposition defenders, when brought on he's got quick fresh legs against tiring opposition defenders.