triggs

Rocker's source is Caulkin who was wrong about loads of stuff

Salah and Aubameyang as midfielders in that is such nonsense

-Strengths Blocking the ball - Weaknesses Crossing Holding on to the ball Passing Tackling -Jeff Hendrick's Style of Play Plays the ball off the ground often Mint Nearly all of that is due to the role he had at Burnley tbf

Nah he wouldn't have near the range of Shelvey in his passing but is a lot more mobile

You've turned into a pathetic poster over this takeover. Give over. It was underrated how terrible he was beforehand also

You get sectioned yet?

Aye Ligue 1 was getting mad respect when Montpellier and Lille were winning it

wat

PSG won? Well like the underdog isn't going to win literally every game like neesy Atalanta almost beat them without their best player as well

Disagreed last night with whoever mentioned it but one legged ties are clearly the way to go for more underdogs winning

Nut absolutely fuming we can't get the fairytale PSG-Man City final

Lopez flies around the goal like those videos of Dubravka before we signed him

Ligue 1 clearly the best in the world. 7th best team in the last 4 of the CL

Brilliant

Hahahah

McManaman saying just before the goal that Lyon were no threat despite them getting in behind 3 or 4 times since the goal was great commentary

It didn't effect any of the City players though? Not like he was obstructing them

Laporte so soft for the goal

Get the fuck in

Has to be a goal

Could easily have been a pen Nah, don’t be so soft. Going down screaming after a little pull is f***ing embarrassing. No it's not. Its top level sport. They're a team that finished 7th in Ligue 1 vs a country. If the ref gives that it's not getting overturned by VAR

Could easily have been a pen

Howay the Lyon

He's had a solid career, just a disappointing one for me personally. Really thought he should have gone to Man U at the time and played for Fergie. Keane and Scholes were big fans after he trained with them as a school boy and told Fergie they had to sign him. Think he would have come along as more of a forward thinking midfielder there, in the mould of a Pogba, which is more of the player he was as a youngster. Didn't really think there was a place at Chelsea for him to play that role, and he ended up becoming a pretty ordinary holding midfielder stuck under the tutelage of a pretty cynical manager in Mourinho. The article below pretty much details the whole thing. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/968926-john-mikel-obi-at-chelsea-or-the-choice-of-hercules-how-bad-choices-destroy "a disappointing one for me personally" haha I'm actually understating it. I hated his time at Chelsea so much man. Still annoys me really. He was a massively talented young player that we had very high hopes for. It's a big shame he never really got a chance to even develop his more natural game. Just remember him stuck at holding midfield playing sideways and backwards passes under Mourinho. Urgh. https://www.planetfootball.com/nostalgia/tribute-john-obi-mikel-nigerias-creator-turned-chelseas-water-carrier/ A tall bloke who is pretty slow was never going to work as number 10 at the top level in Europe tbf

Would hate Messi to go anywhere bar Newell's