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Author Topic: Victor Lindelöf  (Read 35260 times)

Online LeeB

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Re: Victor Lindelöf
« Reply #465 on: Today at 06:18:32 PM »
In a world of Jan Bednerek, Clement Lenglet and Axel Disasi, he has been by far the best.  To the point where I would trust him to start any game.

I liked Disasi as centre half, he's no right back though. He's doing a fine service at West Ham, and good luck to him as his parent club have treated him like shit.

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Re: Victor Lindelöf
« Reply #466 on: Today at 06:49:26 PM »
Another fan - thought he should have started v ManU with a point to prove.

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Re: Victor Lindelöf
« Reply #467 on: Today at 06:50:28 PM »
Deserves to be a regular over Konsa on current form.

 


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