
Truly kinda pathetic at Old Trafford. First De Jong doesn't play out, now Rabiot (who many would argue isn't up to snuff) hasn't worked out, so now they're gonna try and convince Casemiro, who, if I was him, I wouldn't make this switch for love or money.
Also, who was the last player to fall off as hard as Delle Alli has? I feel like there have been a couple mercurial English forwards in this vein in recent history. Francis Jeffers? David Bentley? Hell, at this point, Rashford?
EDIT: I am shocked he hasn't been linked to the MLS yet.
David Bentley's a good shout, though I think Dele had a higher peak. Hard to believe he's only 26, this should be his prime.
Squires has described Tuchel's sprint down the sideline as looking like "a set of golf clubs shot out of a cannon."
Squires has described Tuchel's sprint down the sideline as looking like "a set of golf clubs shot out of a cannon."
Excellent analogy. I ain't out here trying to criticize other people's bodies, but he looked legitimately freakishly skinny there.
Report's ManU will allow Ronaldo to now leave if he finds a team...
Prederick wrote:Truly kinda pathetic at Old Trafford. First De Jong doesn't play out, now Rabiot (who many would argue isn't up to snuff) hasn't worked out, so now they're gonna try and convince Casemiro, who, if I was him, I wouldn't make this switch for love or money.
Also, who was the last player to fall off as hard as Delle Alli has? I feel like there have been a couple mercurial English forwards in this vein in recent history. Francis Jeffers? David Bentley? Hell, at this point, Rashford?
EDIT: I am shocked he hasn't been linked to the MLS yet.
David Bentley's a good shout, though I think Dele had a higher peak. Hard to believe he's only 26, this should be his prime.
On this note i found this interesting . I didn't watch the Sunderland documentary but to go from Man City and England set ups to dropped from an Aussie teams squad in that time is quite the fall from grace.
Old Jack Rodwell eh? He did not come out of that ‘Sunderland til I die’ documentary at all well. Certainly not all his fault but definitely part of the problem.
There is a definitely sub class of footballer who hit the big time early on in their career and then let it all go to their heads. I add Jack Wilshere to this list, although I know he had more than his fair share of bad injuries. He never quite got past that one England performance where he looked almost as good as Messi.
Jeffers was always promoted above his talent - same with Joey Barton - so I do think he counts, but if Alli had kept his head in the right place I’m more than certain he’d be No. 1 on the England team sheet even now. He was exceptional for a long time and then - been terrible for years.
Report's ManU will allow Ronaldo to now leave if he finds a team...
They are also after Pulisic and Aubameyang.
We are in the phase where every single player is going to be linked with United now.
I guess the 4th lever for Barcelona 'worked' as they registered everyone but Kounde. Obviously this is just them kicking the can down the road as they are just pulling money forward from future years. I'm not exactly sure why either. They brought in a mish mash of players but could totally see them win nothing.
It's not a catastrophic injury that gets the headlines, so we don't think of it as such, but messing up your hammy can end a career just as much as a blown ACL can. Hell, I might argue moreso these days. You can replace a ligament, you can't replace a huge leg muscle.
I feel like you can find a large, current data point in Patrick Bamford.
I guess the 4th lever for Barcelona 'worked' as they registered everyone but Kounde. Obviously this is just them kicking the can down the road as they are just pulling money forward from future years. I'm not exactly sure why either. They brought in a mish mash of players but could totally see them win nothing.
I think at this point they are betting everything on resurrecting the Super League.
One of the stated reasons Giggs was upset with his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville was because the tablespoons were the wrong way around in the dishwasher.
One of the stated reasons Giggs was upset with his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville was because the tablespoons were the wrong way around in the dishwasher.
BRO. I just unloaded the dishwasher this morning, and there were a bunch of sporks mixed in with the spoons. Set me back a good five, maybe ten seconds. It's not okay.
Frankly, wrong dishwasher placement gives new meaning to the term "domestic terrorism."
Real Madrid and Casemiro must be grinning like Cheshire cats at Man Utd's desperation for a DM.
Mr Bismarck wrote:One of the stated reasons Giggs was upset with his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville was because the tablespoons were the wrong way around in the dishwasher.
BRO. I just unloaded the dishwasher this morning, and there were a bunch of sporks mixed in with the spoons. Set me back a good five, maybe ten seconds. It's not okay.
Frankly, wrong dishwasher placement gives new meaning to the term "domestic terrorism."
I had never thought of organizing cutlery by type before... But I don't have a fancy dishwasher with a 3rd rack for cutlery, just one of those bins on the bottom rack with cutouts to have the cutlery sticking up.
I am very particular about plate placement though. Small plates go closest to the door so you can only open it partially after having a snack.
Maybe it's more an example of how anything could set off Giggs, and Greville must have lived in constant terror for years?
Maybe it's more an example of how anything could set off Giggs, and Greville must have lived in constant terror for years?
Yes, that was the point of my hyperbole.
Palace going from the Hodgson Old Dudes to really smartz interesting young signings in the blink of an eye is so damn impressive. I thought they would be doomed to relegation last season but they rebuilt the squad almost instantly and are now onto bigger and better things.
Feel bad for Watford with teams like Newcastle and Palace circling their attacking three like vultures. Relegation is bad.
dejanzie wrote:Maybe it's more an example of how anything could set off Giggs, and Greville must have lived in constant terror for years?
Yes, that was the point of my hyperbole.
Which went right over my head...
From the nation that gave us Dylan Thomas.
From the nation that gave us Dylan Thomas.
William Shakespeare wants a word.
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