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Everything posted by Segun Oluwaniyi
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Thats like saying you would rather lose 4-3 then win 1-0. It would be more exiting than this s***. So, it's still a win. Would you rather watch Newcastle win the most boring FA Cup final ever 1-0, or lose with the best football on show 4-3? Lets make it easier for you. Would you rather watch Hull lose1-0 in their last game of the season and go down , or for Hull to win 4-3 and stay up? Fine, okay, f*** it, f***ing amazing goal, welldone Taylor, Player of the month! :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: Fools always speak the loudest.
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Fair enough. Jasskalainen-Nolan-Davies=lynchpins. You can argue which of those three were the most important, but it is very difficult to include any others in the discussion. Have to say it was kind of depressing to see them evolve from a side that featured Okocha and Djorkaeff at the same time into the long ball masters of England.
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He was never their best player and they didn't do well in europe. Maybe I was exaggerating on the Europe part. I remember them losing to Marseille, but I'm not sure what round. Regardless, they were ateam that finished in the top half and fought for positions in Europe for a good few years. Nolan was lynchpin of these sides. I do not know how you can argue this.
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I know for me, the derbies against Sunderland are massive and the rivalry is great, but I can't even think of a Sunderland supporter that I know. Where I've lived Sunderland don't get any press and 99.9 percent of people support Arsenal, Manchester United, or Chelsea. At least for me the hatred for teams like those is something that has developed over the years.
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Nolan was a good player a few years back. He was a leader and a fighter in midfield for Bolton, and as you say he was quite prolific as well. He was the best player on a team that did well in Europe. Then, he discovered biscuits and alcohol. His career has yet to recover.
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Hey Tooj, I have been reliably informed by Babatunde that Carvalho is s****. It must be true You can laugh if you want, I guess, but he has been a problem for them this year. He's been a liability on set pieces and is not as quick as he once was. Only two years ago or so, I was telling people he might be the best centreback in the world and I've witnessed his decline. As others have said, injuries have definitely had their effect and he's not the same player. Come the end of this season, he will not even be first choice at his won club.
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Considering his reputation, Appiah has had a pretty awful career at club level.
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Sheff Utd v Newcastle, 02/11/09 - Pre Match Thread
Segun Oluwaniyi replied to Decky's topic in Football
the minister tude is going to watch on line apparently...maybe thats your best bet. Yeah, it's televised in England, so all the usual outlets will have it streaming. If you have broadband, you should be able to watch with little difficulty. -
I don't think anyone outside of Senegal likes Diouf, and it seems as thought even they don't have that much time for him.
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Modric was one of the best players in the league at the start. Was making eighteen million pounds look like a bargain. Shame abhout his injury. It seemed he finally had adjusted.
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Sheff Utd v Newcastle, 02/11/09 - Pre Match Thread
Segun Oluwaniyi replied to Decky's topic in Football
I'm elated this is one television (well, actuaully computer for me, but whatever). It's been far too long since I watched us live with my eyes and not my ears. -
Blef....I can tell you that Carvalho has actually been awful this season. One injury too many. He'll be sitting once Alex comes back.