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Mandzukic against Wolfsburg?

 

Yep. He spent 2 year there and the way he acted was like he had played there from the age of 10.

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I wouldn't have minded. I have nothing against Nolan, he did well for us and moved on quietly and has never said anything other than nice about us (iirc), I don't see why him celebrating would disrespect us. If he had run up to our fans and taunted of course, but you've scored a goal for your current team I don't see what's wrong with celebrating that. It seems to have become this thing that celebrating is disrespectful to the other team and while sure some are mostly no it's fine

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The flapping your arms about, almost crying and stopping teammates celebrating that players do when they score against former clubs.

 

What a bizarre thing to be annoyed about. :lol:

 

It's nice to see a player show respect in that situation.

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The flapping your arms about, almost crying and stopping teammates celebrating that players do when they score against former clubs.

 

What a bizarre thing to be annoyed about. :lol:

 

It's nice to see a player show respect in that situation.

 

I think this has kinda already been through the ringer but it all seems a bit fake to me, and I'm not much offended at the thought of players celebrating goals provided it's not a provocative celebration or they were so closely associated with that club that it's genuine.

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Players being (in their opinion) fouled and grab the ball as they go down. I would book them every time, even if they do get the free kick.

 

Yes, every f***ing time. Barely can think of anyone getting booked for it either

 

Totally agree. So annoying

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I know it's cliche as fuck but I would say Jonas is a plaery who falls rather than dives. Stevie G style.

 

I cannot imagine him being the kind of player who would full on Andy Carroll dive in the box, and I don't think his actions outside of the box would win him a penalty (if it was in the box of course).

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I know it's cliche as fuck but I would say Jonas is a plaery who falls rather than dives. Stevie G style.

 

I cannot imagine him being the kind of player who would full on Andy Carroll dive in the box, and I don't think his actions outside of the box would win him a penalty (if it was in the box of course).

 

Aye, I feel like a hypocrite because I hate diving but he doesn't really dive (ie go down under no or very little contact) but when someone gives him any physicality he will drop.

 

Not one to roll around like they have been murdered either usually but he definitely could withstand a lot of these challenges and if I was an opposing fan I would be screaming for him to "Get up you fucking fanny!!!".

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Aye, he's just a fairly clever player in that respect - the player's quite often all over him but he's drawn the foul with the way he shapes his body and buys the free kick.

 

Going back to Solano, he was one of the most intelligent players we've ever had playing for us.  Apologies for slagging off Obertan but he was the opposite to Obertan in that his football intelligence was off the scale, his reading of the game was fantastic.  Loved that spell when he was sort of on his way out and played right-back for us for about half a season, he had a brilliant tendency of committing a cynical foul when the opposition was on the break, making it look like an accident then backing off making that gesture of a ball shape with his hands. :lol: Totally knew what he was doing every time and alleviated the pressure expertly without picking up many bookings.

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The Solano/Obertan comparison is spot on. One quick, tall, strong, the other small, pretty slow and weak which just goes to show how much of a difference the 'football brain' makes.

 

If Obertan had Solano's brain he would basically be Christiano Ronaldo.

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Guest Miguel Piñero

Hate everyone in football who uses present tense to talk about past events.

 

"Hes put the ball in the box and I've got across the defender and got on the end of it and fortunately for me its gone in."

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The Solano/Obertan comparison is spot on. One quick, tall, strong, the other small, pretty slow and weak which just goes to show how much of a difference the 'football brain' makes.

 

If Obertan had Solano's brain he would basically be Christiano Ronaldo.

 

He'd need his technique too and a lot more strength, but I see what you mean.

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I think Parker did it against us earlier this season, really p*ssed me off.

He hardly had the best of times here. In my humble etc, he got blamed for the faults of others too often. Can't blame him for celebrating
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I think Parker did it against us earlier this season, really p*ssed me off.

He hardly had the best of times here. In my humble etc, he got blamed for the faults of others too often. Can't blame him for celebrating

He was on about him grabbing the ball after a foul, wasn't he? :lol:

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