Today’s Football 2021/22 Season
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Grogu the blue
Player Valuation: £10m
Giving up football now like I gave up smoking 18 years ago, it’s not good for my health
He's a genuinely talented player as well
unlike Henderson, who has coasted to trophies on mere luck
I don't want him. I hear he's a bit of a trumpet.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
What weasles Brentford are though - running through brick walls versus us - rolling over against Leeds.
That god we got the job done Thursday.
That god we got the job done Thursday.
It literally happens at grounds all over the country every season.
Its just RS attempts at stirring up crap as usual
….as rare as hens teeth. Everton survive, City win the title, this is getting drunk.
Shevin Keedy
Player Valuation: £35m
The turnaround was staggering to be honest – because this didn’t seem like the Manchester City we have seen all season. They were a patch of it, a shadow of it for 73, 74 minutes, nowhere near the quality they have shown.
They were giving passes away unnecessarily, they couldn’t get the momentum, they certainly weren’t troubling Robin Olsen in the Aston Villa goal and then suddenly it changed around and the momentum for that last 20 minutes was relentless.
That was the Manchester City team then that has deservedly won the title this season – but for so long in the game you wondered where they were.
Was it nerves? Was it just a very good tactical display from Aston Villa? It doesn’t matter now. In a six-minute period Manchester had got the job done, got that title into the record books and you could see the relief among some of their players.
Once that goal went in, there was just no stopping them – they got the ball back quickly, the players were back in their own half ready to kick off before the Aston Villa players had made it out of their penalty area.
They flooded men forwards, they played with enthusiasm and they found an extra spring in their step that hadn’t been there previously and that’s what got them over the line.
Not my words ladies and gentlemen, but the words of former Everton legend, Leon Osman.
They were giving passes away unnecessarily, they couldn’t get the momentum, they certainly weren’t troubling Robin Olsen in the Aston Villa goal and then suddenly it changed around and the momentum for that last 20 minutes was relentless.
That was the Manchester City team then that has deservedly won the title this season – but for so long in the game you wondered where they were.
Was it nerves? Was it just a very good tactical display from Aston Villa? It doesn’t matter now. In a six-minute period Manchester had got the job done, got that title into the record books and you could see the relief among some of their players.
Once that goal went in, there was just no stopping them – they got the ball back quickly, the players were back in their own half ready to kick off before the Aston Villa players had made it out of their penalty area.
They flooded men forwards, they played with enthusiasm and they found an extra spring in their step that hadn’t been there previously and that’s what got them over the line.
Not my words ladies and gentlemen, but the words of former Everton legend, Leon Osman.
West Drayton lol not a tourist club though - enjoy your trip back down the m40
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