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Offline Halfway to Moseley

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3165 on: Today at 07:49:20 AM »
It’s a shame for Buendia as he tries hard. He had some good performances earlier in the season and it looked like he’d come back with a point to prove.

Unfortunately last night was a reminder of why we were trying to offload him. He was a disaster - constantly dwelling on the ball, easy to dispossess and poorly executed passes.

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3166 on: Today at 08:11:44 AM »
I'd have dragged the fucker off after 25 minutes, Digne gave the ball away and he just ambled back and couldnt be arsed to track his man, and that's without the countless times he gave them the ball.

Online Richard E

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3167 on: Today at 08:15:29 AM »
Trying hard is a bare minimum requirement for a professional footballer.

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3168 on: Today at 08:31:45 AM »
Trying hard is a bare minimum requirement for a professional footballer.
The next step is passing to someone in the same colour shirt.

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3169 on: Today at 08:35:27 AM »
Trying hard is a bare minimum requirement for a professional footballer.
The next step is passing to someone in the same colour shirt.

Bit of a counsel of perfection there. Let’s not set our expectations unrealistically high.

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3170 on: Today at 08:36:27 AM »
Show him the door come the summer please. Thanks for your service emi but time to part ways

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3171 on: Today at 09:24:47 AM »
I'd have dragged the fucker off after 25 minutes, Digne gave the ball away and he just ambled back and couldnt be arsed to track his man, and that's without the countless times he gave them the ball.

Yep I don’t think his normal effort was there. It was genuinely one of the most consistently poor performances I can remember, and by that I mean it wasn’t one of those with some good bits, but it’s a rubbish performance because of a few bad mistakes. It was consistently rubbish to the point I can’t remember anything he did well.

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Re: Emi Buendia
« Reply #3172 on: Today at 09:28:34 AM »
He's miles off what we need.  Awful passing, unaware when he's being closed down and worst of all, stupid needless fouls then throwing his arms up when the ref blows up for it.  Annoying.

 


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