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Offline Sexual Ealing

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4350 on: September 26, 2023, 06:44:46 PM »
VODKA! What?

Chemical examination: chloride, 101.4; proteins, 36.8; sug -

Oh sorry, thought we were all copying out our blood test results.

If they copied out my blood results mate, do you know what they'd say? VILLA. Just like my tatts, my kids and my holiday home in Spain.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4351 on: September 26, 2023, 06:52:34 PM »
VODKA! What?

Chemical examination: chloride, 101.4; proteins, 36.8; sug -

Oh sorry, thought we were all copying out our blood test results.

If they copied out my blood results mate, do you know what they'd say? VILLA. Just like my tatts, my kids and my holiday home in Spain.

Pal, I literally BLEED claret and wait fuck what the fuck is that

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4353 on: October 13, 2023, 03:03:13 AM »
Another clean sheet for Emi vs Paraguay tonight in a 1-0 win. That’s 622 minutes since he conceded his last goal at the WC (Mbappe). This sets a new record for his country.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4354 on: October 14, 2023, 11:25:10 AM »
Another clean sheet for Emi vs Paraguay tonight in a 1-0 win. That’s 622 minutes since he conceded his last goal at the WC (Mbappe). This sets a new record for his country.

Fantastic to hear!
And with a good run of fixtures for Villa coming up there's a high chance he'll be having several shut outs. Think can see a few clean sheets incoming matches.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4355 on: October 18, 2023, 06:38:58 AM »
Another clean sheet for Emi in Argentina’s 2-0 vs Peru. Over 700 minutes without conceding a goal now.

As for the goals…well you know who caused all the damage

1-0
https://x.com/wearemessi/status/1714470178480943506?s=61

2-0
https://x.com/brfootball/status/1714473106935328783?s=61

And this is just ridiculous
https://x.com/crewsmat10/status/1714470887192174883?s=61



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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4356 on: October 18, 2023, 06:40:27 AM »
All very well but he needs to be going 700 minutes without conceding for us. Tsk!

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4357 on: October 18, 2023, 09:45:15 AM »
Well done Emi.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4358 on: October 18, 2023, 10:52:12 AM »
Every time I see this thread has been posted to during an international break, I open it half expecting to see he's snapped his face in training or something and is going to be out for a year.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4359 on: October 18, 2023, 11:12:06 AM »
Hopefully he's wrapped-up in cotton wool between now and Sunday. Cloudy Airlines or something, would do.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4360 on: October 23, 2023, 03:52:28 PM »
Literally 50% of Martinez long passes are successful so far this season.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4361 on: October 25, 2023, 09:02:34 PM »
From BBC

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Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez has heaped praised on Unai Emery.

The Villa boss passed a calendar year in the job this week and currently has his side winning plaudits for their displays in the Premier League.

World Cup winner Martinez, who worked with Emery at Arsenal in the past, said: "I have known him for a long time. When he signed for the club I was over the moon. I knew how well he worked. But he surprised me as well how he had developed as a manager.

"It is his second time in the Premier League, he was probably more prepared. He can make decisions here rather than listen to those above.

"For me he is one of the top five managers in the world right now."

On his own hopes at the club, Martinez, 31, outlined why he signed a new deal until 2027 last year and how he believes it will be "emotional" if he can win a trophy or reach the Champions League.

Asked if the club can match his ambitions, he said: "I think they can match. That’s why I decided to stay here. It’s a club that wants to be in the Champions League and win a trophy. The main conversation with Unai is how can they get there. I am not here to waste time. Since I joined the club we are moving forward. I will try to put Villa in a Champions League place and win silverware.

"My ambitions are high. You need to ask where the path is going. If the club wants to say in the Premier League, it's not what I want. For me it is easy to go and play Champions League somewhere else. It is harder for a club that haven't been there in so many years. That's the challenge. I want to play Champions League with Aston Villa. We are not there yet, we are building to something really good."

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4362 on: October 25, 2023, 09:05:58 PM »
From BBC

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Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez has heaped praised on Unai Emery.

The Villa boss passed a calendar year in the job this week and currently has his side winning plaudits for their displays in the Premier League.

World Cup winner Martinez, who worked with Emery at Arsenal in the past, said: "I have known him for a long time. When he signed for the club I was over the moon. I knew how well he worked. But he surprised me as well how he had developed as a manager.

"It is his second time in the Premier League, he was probably more prepared. He can make decisions here rather than listen to those above.

"For me he is one of the top five managers in the world right now."

On his own hopes at the club, Martinez, 31, outlined why he signed a new deal until 2027 last year and how he believes it will be "emotional" if he can win a trophy or reach the Champions League.

Asked if the club can match his ambitions, he said: "I think they can match. That’s why I decided to stay here. It’s a club that wants to be in the Champions League and win a trophy. The main conversation with Unai is how can they get there. I am not here to waste time. Since I joined the club we are moving forward. I will try to put Villa in a Champions League place and win silverware.

"My ambitions are high. You need to ask where the path is going. If the club wants to say in the Premier League, it's not what I want. For me it is easy to go and play Champions League somewhere else. It is harder for a club that haven't been there in so many years. That's the challenge. I want to play Champions League with Aston Villa. We are not there yet, we are building to something really good."

You see Grealish, it can be done. You bellend.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4363 on: October 25, 2023, 09:44:51 PM »
Yet more evidence of the massive rift between Emi and Emery from their time at Arsenal, which was clearly real and not entirely made up by online bullshitters and believed without question by some of the more gullible villa fans, no here and on Social media.

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Re: Emiliano Martinez - World Cup winner and officially best keeper in the world
« Reply #4364 on: October 25, 2023, 10:39:57 PM »
From BBC

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Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez has heaped praised on Unai Emery.

The Villa boss passed a calendar year in the job this week and currently has his side winning plaudits for their displays in the Premier League.

World Cup winner Martinez, who worked with Emery at Arsenal in the past, said: "I have known him for a long time. When he signed for the club I was over the moon. I knew how well he worked. But he surprised me as well how he had developed as a manager.

"It is his second time in the Premier League, he was probably more prepared. He can make decisions here rather than listen to those above.

"For me he is one of the top five managers in the world right now."

On his own hopes at the club, Martinez, 31, outlined why he signed a new deal until 2027 last year and how he believes it will be "emotional" if he can win a trophy or reach the Champions League.

Asked if the club can match his ambitions, he said: "I think they can match. That’s why I decided to stay here. It’s a club that wants to be in the Champions League and win a trophy. The main conversation with Unai is how can they get there. I am not here to waste time. Since I joined the club we are moving forward. I will try to put Villa in a Champions League place and win silverware.

"My ambitions are high. You need to ask where the path is going. If the club wants to say in the Premier League, it's not what I want. For me it is easy to go and play Champions League somewhere else. It is harder for a club that haven't been there in so many years. That's the challenge. I want to play Champions League with Aston Villa. We are not there yet, we are building to something really good."

You see Grealish, it can be done. You bellend.

Yeah Grealish, take your Premier League medal, and your Champions League one, too, and stick both of them right up your arse.

 


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