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Cecil Poynton
My mate is a Hammer and he says a lot of them felt that was the case and they though he would go on transfer deadline day.
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The Official 2016/17 Premier League Thread
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My mate is a Hammer and he says a lot of them felt that was the case and they though he would go on transfer deadline day.
Payet is no spring chicken either - turns 30 in March - so if he wants to achieve anything in his career, he'll need to get out of there pretty soon.
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Thats a big blow for City.
De Bruyne has been the best player in the PL so far this season imo.
But him and Nolito out next sunday at WHL wont harm our chances.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Yep it is a bonus but they still have plenty of weapons in the armory.
I haven't been too impressed with Nolito actually but have only seen bits and pieces.
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Good chance of winning the playoffs next season
Great for us that they have a couple out, especially De Bruyne. Still got Aguerro though, he's so phucking good.
I think we can cause them problems if we attack and play with speed and intensity. Their back 5 ain't all that imo.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Good to see Defoe still scoring goals, even more impressive whilst playing for such a drab, tinkle-poor side. I thought he was finished when he went to the MLS but fair play to him.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
He was a top player who was underated by some Spurs fans.
Kandi1977
George Hunt
Agree! He's quick, is excellent at finding and exploiting space, and an instinctive finisher. Sometimes a bit too instinctive. If he had a better awareness and the ability to calm down instead of smashing it first time every time, he'd be a world beater. Still a very good striker though.
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Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
I think he's actually improved when it comes to finishing. Don't get me wrong he still smashes it occasionally, but he places it far more often than he used to rather than looking to leather it every time.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
This
Kandi1977
George Hunt
Emirates Marketing Project officials have just been informed that Kevin De Bruyne will be out for 5 months instead of 4 weeks. [@IanCheeseman]
StephenH
David Ginola
Where is that mentioned?.....I dont do teletext
Kandi1977
George Hunt
Several sauces say 4-5 months now.
StephenH
David Ginola
Poor bugger. I like the player.....
StephenH
David Ginola
4-5 months looks to be rubbish
Me too. Seems to be one of very few non-mercenaries there and probably last season's best player.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
I was happy to see Leicester get whomped on Saturday, even if it meant a Manure win. And the manner of three of the goals coming from set pieces was especially pleasing. Then I read this quote from Danny Simpson:
Danny Simpson conceded the rule change concerning pulling and pushing in the area is affecting the Foxes’ ability to defend as robustly as last term. Then, solidity in defence was the rock on which their championship triumph was founded. The right‑back said: “It is in your mind. It is something we have to learn to adapt to as players. They have changed the rules. The way it was last season, I thought we were very good at defending set pieces and we made it tough for the opponents and you have been doing that for all your career and suddenly you have got to change it, but it’s the same for everyone, it’s something we have got to work on and look at.”
Fundamentally admitting that their then-legal rough house wrestling tactics were important to them. Ha ha!
Danny Simpson conceded the rule change concerning pulling and pushing in the area is affecting the Foxes’ ability to defend as robustly as last term. Then, solidity in defence was the rock on which their championship triumph was founded. The right‑back said: “It is in your mind. It is something we have to learn to adapt to as players. They have changed the rules. The way it was last season, I thought we were very good at defending set pieces and we made it tough for the opponents and you have been doing that for all your career and suddenly you have got to change it, but it’s the same for everyone, it’s something we have got to work on and look at.”
Fundamentally admitting that their then-legal rough house wrestling tactics were important to them. Ha ha!