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Mick, we buy midfielders for fun and play full backs – apart from Patterson – who do not effectively overlap, and you\'re right mate, no service. Where we might disagree is that you see more in Barry than I do right now. But time will tell. This window has done nothing for Barry so far.
Coming to replace one of the goal keepers on the bench, will Moyes play him or will McNiel still be going through the motions
Andrew agreed, I mean we might have the worst set of strikers according to some, but I honestly cant remember a chance created for Barry on Saturday, he got one the week before that he scored, and same the week before, mind you I do remember him putting one on a plate for KDH 8 yards out who proceeded to hit the goalie with it, we create absolutely nothing, fuck all get who you want up front but it\'s the creativity at fault for me
You\'re right Ian 7PM. Less than twelve hours to get us two full backs and a striker. Another midfield kid should not be our top priority.
Laurie 326 I belonged to a boxing club in a former life Anybody who \"smacked people around the head\" in the ring would be seen as a complete fanny. Anybody who took advantage of a drunk would be seen as a complete Frankie Howard. He would have lasted about 5 minutes before he was thrown out on his arse. Phil Devlin may be new here, but if he wants to avoid being laughed out of the place, he needs to calm himself down. This site is populated by hard nosed scousers, many settled in different parts of the world. Triumphant claims of dishing out limp wristed batterings to a drunk. Phoney claims about seeing a player when he clearly hasnt and trying to trump facts with carefully selected stats wont get him past the girl in reception. Nor will side-splitting comments about people wearing red shirts and even funnier ones calling people Donald Trump. Scousers like their humour to be funny