Balli001
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I meant in addition to mve. A bidwell type on his side of the pitch. We have lots of cover bit 2 specialists would be better if the opportunity is,there
I meant in addition to mve. A bidwell type on his side of the pitch. We have lots of cover bit 2 specialists would be better if the opportunity is,thereCant see us replacing MvE next summer unless he’s sold.
It’s really hard to say before the season has been played really. I think maybe a GK but let’s see how Collins plays out, maybe an AM but let’s see how O’Hare comes back, maybe a LWB. Of course we could sell someone to fund purchases as well and need to replace.
ThisBrekalo in Jan, Fadz retired to elder statesman like Kelly. That’s what I reckon.
There are quite a few mysteries in life.‘Covuntreehhhh’
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I did end up sneaking Victor (albeit anglicised!) in to my child's names.Fair play
Amazing workI did end up sneaking Victor (albeit anglicised!) in to my child's names.
One of my greatest achievements(!)
I’m sorry how can you drop JoelFadz will every now and then have a game where he completely shits the bed, but every summer I think its time to replace him and he just keeps going and somehow seems to get better. I think it will be Kitching and Thomas either side of Fadz this season for the most part.
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did you watch him yesterday?I’m sorry how can you drop Joel
Apart from 1 fantastic block Fadz didn't cover himself in glory eitherdid you watch him yesterday?
He was all over the place (as was Thomas)
complete rabbit in headlights
Apart from 1 fantastic block Fadz didn't cover himself in glory either
It was a collective shitshow at the back sometimes, out of character as far as the rest of the season has gone, hopefully just a glitch
Yeah I was impressed with Watford in parts but their defence weren't up to much eitherI think they were up against quick, tricky, fluid front line to be fair. Would be tricky even for a familiar back line who know their roles. I thought Watford were very good at playing into grey areas and dragging us around a bit.
It grates on me every time.‘Covuntreehhhh’
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Yeah for me they were literally a team of two. The team up top, quick, dangerous and looked like scoring every time….Yeah I was impressed with Watford in parts but their defence weren't up to much either
Yeah for me they were literally a team of two. The team up top, quick, dangerous and looked like scoring every time….
at the back however they wouldn’t look out of place in Sunday league
He's no better and no worse than any other tv or radio commentator/pundit/continuity presenter, they all ask the same moronic questions over and over again.It grates on me every time.
Keeping Milan Tatsuhiro van Wisdom up your sleeve?I did end up sneaking Victor (albeit anglicised!) in to my child's names.
One of my greatest achievements(!)
Really? They’re number 4, before the calamitous OG stopped 2 guilt edge chances of ours. With Wright’s chance, the GK didn’t save it, it was a block from their number 4.Yeah for me they were literally a team of two. The team up top, quick, dangerous and looked like scoring every time….
at the back however they wouldn’t look out of place in Sunday league
I found our final ball wasn’t great at times. We won the ball a fair few times in Front of their box through poor defending.Really? They’re number 4, before the calamitous OG stopped 2 guilt edge chances of ours. With Wright’s chance, the GK didn’t save it, it was a block from their number 4.
The best answer is sometimes no answer at allDalglish and Strachan were both prone to giving sarcastic answers to inane questions, which were more often a statement of fact than an actual question.
The smile on his face lets me know that he needs meThe best answer is sometimes no answer at all
There’s a look in his eyes for sureThe smile on his face lets me know that he needs me
Fortunately my parents did it for me courtesy of my maternal GrandfatherI did end up sneaking Victor (albeit anglicised!) in to my child's names.
One of my greatest achievements(!)
I live in North Yorks and last night was chatting to a Barnsley fan
They say they have been losing players for years in same with way as Kitching and are used to it.
yes they are disappointed but it was good money that they got! He is not so much a great player but a team player and unites people / groups we will quickly see this
fingers crossed. He rates him as a a manager spokesman and team leader
It says his brother is a boxer who weighs 672 kilograms, so best not upset him. That's 105 stone.This is a good interview if you go into reader mode. He was in the Leeds academy with Latibeaudiere until U15s
Coventry City's Liam Kitching the boxer and hard man in the making
Coventry City in-depth interview from CoventryLive as Sky Blues reporter Andy Turner sits down with new signing Liam Kitching to discuss his game, ambitions and growing up on the not so mean streets of Harrogate with his professional boxer brotherwww.coventrytelegraph.net
Of course. Cov have no history of developing playersWorst signing in the Championship apparently
Why does anybody listen to those pricks?Worst signing in the Championship apparently
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