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Pretty decent last night and got the job done defensively Strange how subdued he was offensively until late in the game when I guess it got stretched. Not sure if that was just down to our overall approach to the game or whether he is still feeling his way back after some high profile lapses and would rather focus on doing his main job first. Need him on top of his game at both ends of the pitch

lucky to go in 1 up some harsh words need to said in the changeroom. that was nowhere good enough against a 2nd string Fulham side who thank fuck have no cutting edge. Livra for Burn to counter the pace and keep some possession on the left

fuck Bruno...

Not getting on the anti BDB bandwagon at all as there is a place and time for him but surely it was not this game the way Fulham play and the lack of attacking options he provides to get us up the pitch or link with Gordon.

Away fans are doing us proud

Bruno quite off the pace so far

Not in the mood to think about this in broad terms around what he brought to the PL, he's been a twat past few seasons in general and specifically towards us so he can fuck right off. ps: I might mellow about this tomorrow

Solid squad player that did a decent job when called upon. Good Luck to him for the rest of his career.

last year before his move I would spent way too much time thinking about how he would fit into our midfield and be the catalyst for a title challenge.

Your right. I was in two minds about him. think he scored a couple of cracking free kicks as well. I should apologize to him now...

Might add Richard Dunne Ashley Young Rory Delap Paul Konchesky All of the above are/were nothing spectacular, and rarely, if ever got anyone out their seat but they had decent careers. Rory was a throw in specialist though, probably the best at it there ever was.

I would put Phil Neville in your thread...

I suspect people are misunderstanding the question being posed here...or maybe it's me but I interpret it as players who appeared or were shite or thereabouts when they started out or at first sight and you thought 'geez this guy's got no future' and then later whether it was down to experience, change of manager, scenery or club they turned out alright and had a decent career or even ended up at an elite club.... eg: Joselu There is a thread for the reverse of above.

Just saw a replay of the ManU contigent arriving for the game....someone needs to pull some funds together and buy EtH a proper fitting suit. ffs it's embarrassing.

How the fuck did he manage those? geez there was a bog standard pass to DCL earlier in the half that he overhit that would have sent DCL through on goal. think the pass ended up with the keeper.

I am amazed that Dacoure is a PL player. his decision making, passing and execution is abysmal....he just ran into a offside position earlier when an u12 player would have recognized they would be Offside. he just carried on running. ffs

Dammit....could have sworn it was the first time that a player on player on the right wing failed to use his right foot

Gold

yeah, that shit works in the lower leagues but no chance against the silky smooth Isak

That was the feed we had in SA and they both were 100% clear it was a pen At the time I thought 'oh fuck' it's gonna be one of the days

there's justice for you. get in

cunt of a referee. both commentators on our feed agree its a pen

https://www.sportbible.com/football/nicklas-bendtner-lavish-life-after-retirement-143796-20230515 Currently dating Miss Universe Sweden winner, Clara Wahlqvist....so still dealing in 10s

Peterborough have a sell on clause. recall their chairman being a bit coy about it when asked however he did not deny it

With the media running stories that KP loan is a race between us and Juve, I am sure there are loads of reasons why a player would choose one club over the other but I was interested in the wage component. let's say he is on 100k per week at City, would that be the fixed wage or can either of the suitors increase that number if it gets to a bidding war?