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Offline Skipper_The_Eyechild

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Re: Pau Torres
« Reply #2040 on: Today at 05:41:05 PM »
Diffrerence being of cause, Konsa had the pace to catch Gordon whereas Torres wasn't at the races
He didnt catch him, he grabbed his shoulder from behind and pulled him back. I think I am entering a parallel dimension here.

You’re falling into the same trap as me mate, debating with the biggest twat on Here
Takes one to know one you massive twat

Happy to put it to a open vote as to who people think is the biggest (massive) twat

loser has to remove himself from the site for good, and can’t come back under another name because there are some twats that have done that in the past

I haven't voted on a poll in here yet, I wouldn't mind this being my first.

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Re: Pau Torres
« Reply #2041 on: Today at 05:46:03 PM »
Yesterday Tyrone Mings won 8 aerial duels against Brentford.

The last time an Aston Villa player won 8+ aerial duels in an away game in the Premier League was Tyrone Mings vs Everton in February 2023.

The last time (before that) an Aston Villa player won 8+ aerial duels in an away game in the Premier League was Tyrone Mings vs Tottenham in October 2021.

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Online RamboandBruno

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Re: Pau Torres
« Reply #2042 on: Today at 07:44:15 PM »
I honestly wouldn’t be too worried about individual players. I know there are some on here who are fully anti particular players, and as a result will spin stuff into players playing well yesterday but the reality is everyone was poor. On the one hand that might be worrying, but I’d suggest that is a great indicator that it’s a system/tactical failure far more than an individual player issue.

Now clearly Unai needs to sort out that failure, and fast, but I wouldn’t be writing off individuals when the team are so obviously not functioning as a unit at the start of this season.
This is far too sensible a post, it’ll never catch on with Tim.

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Re: Pau Torres
« Reply #2043 on: Today at 08:07:03 PM »
I honestly wouldn’t be too worried about individual players. I know there are some on here who are fully anti particular players, and as a result will spin stuff into players playing well yesterday but the reality is everyone was poor. On the one hand that might be worrying, but I’d suggest that is a great indicator that it’s a system/tactical failure far more than an individual player issue.

Now clearly Unai needs to sort out that failure, and fast, but I wouldn’t be writing off individuals when the team are so obviously not functioning as a unit at the start of this season.
This is far too sensible a post, it’ll never catch on with Tim.
Torres has been getting done for soft goals even when we were flying . Paul is correct there are wider issues with the whole team at present but the basic flaws remain with him regardless. When we play Mings / Konsa we are more solid and better as a team .

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Re: Pau Torres
« Reply #2044 on: Today at 08:38:11 PM »
I know it's difficult in one case, but can everyone please stop being twats, even small ones.

 


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