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So you don’t think Barry is in form atm, Martin? I’m not sure what The Athletic did their list on; I don’t agree with Tarkowski not being on there, which is why I felt I’d use it as an example of him going under the radar…
So you don’t think Tarkowski is playing well, john? I didn’t base my case on stats, btw
Alcaraz is small-time, which is where he’ll wind-up next season.
got to agree with ian burns – as per previous comments desperate dan needs all his dosh for roma’s new stadium and his nhl franchise
lil ole everton will get zilch in january – same as last january…..the player in question seemed ok when i saw him against newcastle i think he only came on as a sub against us …can he play right back
Tarky has never been sent off in the Premier League (363 games), you might want to get those eyes checked John.