Apparently Trossard hasn't scored since the opening day of the season.
Well we all know what's coming don't we.+
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Rowdy Yates
What midfield.?Originally Posted by Kev0909
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Apparently Trossard hasn't scored since the opening day of the season.
Well we all know what's coming don't we.
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They know he's a weak defender.
He's either going to put a hand on you, lean too deep on you or otherwise stumble or make some contact that will give the referee something to have to think about when you go down like a sack of potatoes.
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Pick up connelly you blind fuckers ffs
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Neco not playing well but the state of our two CBS as well we are far too open.
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Yes a miniminaoo hat-trickApparently Trossard hasn't scored since the opening day of the season.
Well we all know what's coming don't we.
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Grief. This is such a patched up side what do we expect...
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You'd get smaller odds on me breaking the 100m world record at next year's Olympics.
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Stuart Attwell isnt a homer. Phillips foul which wasnt. Jota taken out no yellow card. Gives them a penalty. Attwell was the ref who awarded an infamous 'ghost goal' to Reading at Watford in 2008 when the ball clearly went wide of the post. How the hell is he a premier league ref?
ATTWELL'S CONTROVERSIAL DECISIONS
Watford vs Reading, September 2008
A Reading corner was deflected over the goal-line, with Noel Hunt attempting unsuccessfully to flick it back into play. Assistant Nigel Bannister flagged for a goal, and Attwell awarded it.
What they said: 'Probably the worst decision I've ever witnessed in football,' according to Stephen Hunt - and he played for Reading.
Derby County vs Nottingham Forest, November 2008
Attwell disallowed two Derby goals in the final few minutes and showed a straight red card to Forest midfielder Lewis McGugan.
What they said: Derby manager Paul Jewell accused Attwell of 'losing control' and 'robbing' his team of a win.
Manchester City vs Wigan, April 2010
Gary Caldwell was shown a straight red card for a foul on Carlos Tevez, but the Latics defender looked to have played the ball and only struck his opponent with a trailing leg.
What they said: Wigan manager Roberto Martínez: 'To give a decision after something you don't see, that is lying. You are making it up.'
Stoke vs Bolton, April 2010
Matt Taylor scored with a low free-kick with five minutes remaining. Attwell had allowed Stoke to play on before awarding the free-kick after Bolton substitute Vladimir Weiss went to ground.
What they said: Stoke defender Danny Higginbotham claimed Attwell was influenced by 'who shouted the loudest'.
Liverpool vs Sunderland, September 2010
Attwell allowed a Dirk Kuyt goal after Michael Turner had touched a free-kick to goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who believed the ball was still dead. Fernando Torres nicked it from him and set up Kuyt.
What they said: Sunderland boss Steve Bruce called the decision 'a joke'.
Bolton vs Tottenham, December 2011
Attwell showed Gary Cahill a straight red card for denying an obvious goalscoring opportunity with a professional foul on Scott Parker, who was 10 yards from the halfway line.
What they said: Bolton manger Owen Coyle was 'totally bemused'. Chairman Phil Gartside added it was an 'absolute disgrace'.
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Put Milner at RB. Jones into midfield.
Neco had a lot of hype but he's not ready
"...and my inch is like a freight train, so I only use it in self defence"
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