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Offline Tony Daleys Shorts

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Re: Unai Emery
« Reply #14595 on: Today at 04:33:38 PM »
Bogarde was getting minutes earlier in the season when we had a full strength midfield, not seeing him at all now we’re threadbare, I don’t get it?

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Re: Unai Emery
« Reply #14596 on: Today at 04:49:39 PM »
Bogarde was getting minutes earlier in the season when we had a full strength midfield, not seeing him at all now we’re threadbare, I don’t get it?

Maybe it's because he gets more exposed in a poor side. Personally, I'd play him alongside Luiz on Wednesday, with Barkley ahead of them, because he'd keep his deep position and break up Chelsea attacks.

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Re: Unai Emery
« Reply #14597 on: Today at 05:42:12 PM »
To say we’ve mostly been crap for alot of the season is just wrong. The premier league is the most competitive league going and the lower to mid ranking clubs are much stronger this season. To put together the winning run we did considering our poor summer window and poor start to the season was a tremendous credit to all involved. They may not always have been the most domineering of performances in some of those wins but that’s because there are another team trying to impose themselves. We’ve been relying on players like Buendia that we would happily have moved on and others who were unwanted elsewhere like Sancho and Lindelof to do so. We haven’t had the benefit of throwing £150m on 3 players that the Sky 6 clubs can despite dreadful seasons.

Friday and Man Utd’s results should be a massive massive wake up to everyone. It was a dreadful result, performance, team selection and game management. It will either be the moment that fully derailed our season or the moment where it kicks on. But it’s going to require some strong decisions from the manager and a number of change because Friday was not out of the blue. The warning signs had been there for weeks.

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Re: Unai Emery
« Reply #14598 on: Today at 05:42:20 PM »
Bogarde was getting minutes earlier in the season when we had a full strength midfield, not seeing him at all now we’re threadbare, I don’t get it?

Maybe it's because he gets more exposed in a poor side. Personally, I'd play him alongside Luiz on Wednesday, with Barkley ahead of them, because he'd keep his deep position and break up Chelsea attacks.

I would play Bogarde and alongside Onana. Push Luiz into the '10' position

Put Rogers on the left. Alysson on the right and play Ollie for 60 minutes with the chance of getting him some half decent service.

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Re: Unai Emery
« Reply #14599 on: Today at 05:48:36 PM »
Bogarde is serving a rest of the season ban for that pass against Newcastle. 

If there’s one thing that royally pisses me off about this run it’s that it just proves the doubters in the media totally right.  And all those big sky wankers now think all is right with the world again.

 


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