It was be caused he couldn't do a convincing American accent... Why he decided to do a dodgy Cockney rather than his own who knows.
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A great advantage to our front 3 is versatility.
Son can play both LW and RW. Richarlison can play LW and CF.
No longer have to be panicked if any of the 4 attackers get injured.
Son can play both LW and RW. Richarlison can play LW and CF.
No longer have to be panicked if any of the 4 attackers get injured.
That guy is the epitome of a bellend nonce (so was pogba, manure been full of them)Yeh it was shaping up to be that way and then someone told me this is happening:
Thoughts on RWB…….
It would seem from our many, ambitious and early dealings that Conte wants to go for a title this season and ENIC is backing him.
That’s fantastic.
We’ve strengthened some “weak” positions (CM and LWB) and even some strong positions (£60m Richarlison is in no way a guaranteed starter because of Kane-Son-Kulu).
That’s fantastic.
But it leaves me puzzled about our RWB-strategy.
We seem to be getting Spence, a promising young player, which in itself is great.
In addition, we have Emerson and Doherty. They’ve both had some good and bad spells, but I don’t think either would be considered good enough to start in a title-chasing PL team. And as for Spence, I don’t think anyone would demand or expect that he can jump from the Championship to the first 11 in a title-chasing PL team.
So, although I basically like all 3, it just seems like our strategy for RWB is a bit disjointed from the rest of the strategy. It would make the most sense to get a better RWB than to get more RWB’s this season.
Or is it just me?
Disclaimer: Very happy with this window so far, just digging into the finer details here.
Two words. Victor Moses.
Error leading to an opposition goal is one of the stupidest and most subjective stats out there.
Dier got absolutely skinned when we conceded to Brighton in the 90th minute. Yet it doesn’t count because whoever made the stat only counts really really bad errors (whatever that means). The errors I typically see given are turnovers that lead directly to a goal or missed clearances. Letting your man walk right past you is not considered an error for whatever reason. A more useful stat would be opponents xG (or scoring chances) that come from errors because once the error happens, the defender often has no control over whether the attacker scores or not.
Dier was very good last year and this is nothing against him, just the dumb stat.
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What about the last minute Brighton goal when instead of confronting Trossard on the 6 yard box , he tried to cover across to where the ball might go. It went into the net.
Dier has done ok but it does help to have Romero next to you. Will prob go to the World Cup but that because we are struggling for top defenders. We haven’t got any.
With Spence we will have 7 HG. Can have a squad of 24 with that. Don’t need to have 25, a lot of clubs don’t.
McDombele desperately putting out training vids for prospective clubsYeah I think what I said and the tone was lost in the writing,
I know people who's idea of "having a laugh" is getting pissed and doing really, really stupid shit. Pissing on things, fighting, damaging things etc. There's not much else to it than that really. Walking around in a large group acting 'ard.
Arizona Cardinals= NFL
St. Louis Cardinals= MLB
I was thinking that if he tried to act hard with a Kiwi accent he'd end up sounding like Korg.
Tyrell Ashcroft - Player profile
Tyrell Ashcroft, 17, from England ➤ Tottenham Hotspur U23, since 2022 ➤ Right-Back ➤ Market value: - ➤ * Jul 7, 2004 in ,
Reading FC youth star joins Premier League giants Tottenham Hostpur
Tottenham Hotspur pick up Reading FC teen Tyrell Ashcroft
Former Reading youth star Tyrell Ashcroft has joined the set-up at Premier League Tottenham Hotspur.
17-year-old Ashcroft made four first team appearances last season, making his debut at the Den in a 1-0 defeat to Millwall in November.
He was also a regular for Noel Hunt's Under-23s playing more than 20 times in PL2.
The full-back was among a large group of youth players offered new terms at the SCL Stadium but the soon-to-be 18-year-old opted to join Antonio Conte's Spurs in the capital.
If he comes in with a new mindset, fair play to him. But I wouldn’t even bet so much as a Big Mac and fries on him turning it around at this point.
Social media footballer
Could do with one of those elastic bands in the club canteen
Confirmed. Definitely different, but not that different.
Or round his stomach
Some insular English people think America has 1 accent in much the same way Americans think all of Britain (4 countries!) have one accent.
Truth is, accents change over very, very short distances.