BornSlippySkyBlue
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Turns out he has form (still love him):
#ICYMI: Nachtmerrie - Football Supporters' Association
#ICYMI: Nachtmerrie - Football Supporters' Association
Totally. It was a belter thoughYep... He's got form. But I say if you're gonna score an own goal make it a good'un!!!
We stood by him after his early season 'mistakes' and now we've got one if not the best attacking full backs in the league.
No, it was an overhead kick from outside the stadium.Without opening it I'm going to guess this is when he was in Holland and he chipped the keeper from near the half way line?
Keeper should have kept that outGoalkeeper at fault, obviously. Poorly positioned and no real attempt to head the ball clear.
Are you Doyler in disguise?Turns out he has form (still love him):
#ICYMI: Nachtmerrie - Football Supporters' Association
Keeper should have kept that out
I was thinking that. As long as he didn't catch it, it wouldn't be against the rules of the game. And even then, I'm not sure the ref could have called it a back pass in the truest meaning of the phrase
But being honest, we've got class goals all through our team. Fanky "Carling" Dabo doesn't score many but when he does, they're possibly the finest ogs in the world
Wouldn't that make him Fanky "Carlsberg" Dabo?
Well doneStrange anomaly, I only seem to feck up on this site Every other forum I'm on, I tend not to jump before engaging brain
Ah yes. Wise words indeed.As my old Gran always used to say - "You can never rely on a perfectly coiffured keeper to head the ball clear when you're in the shit".
My Dutch is a little ropey but I'm sure he says - "My immediate thought after, 'FFS Fanky', was to stick the nut on it to get our left back on his way on the counter. But do you know how many euro's I paid for this quiff last week"?Ah yes. Wise words indeed.
Does anyone speak Dutch? I am interested to know what the keeper says in his post match interview.
The correct answer was 'Probably'.
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