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| 8 | Sunderland | 24 | 1 | 36 |
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I posted the wrong link there – this is the correct one. Young Tactition
Ian @ 183, sorry I didn\'t realize I had to check with you before posting my opinions. But, now I fully understand you are always correct in al footballing matters, I shall check with you before I express my opinions. Maybe you should take a good look at yourself before diving in with criticism that doesn\'t match your opinion
Pace to burn apparently but even at his young age he should know the value of making a telling cross/pass to engineer a chance. I await with interest. He\'s also played in the same England Youth team as Tyler, which might pay dividends, but who knows? The pair of them are so very, very young though and, if they are devoted to achieving success they won\'t be \"putting it about\" on the razz with their newfound wealth I hope, but who are their support people, because very young adults generally need such support? I don\'t seek names and addresses, but have they brought any of their family to our great city and its people, or are they in sumptuous digs, feeling isolated when not training/playing?
Mark @ 185, I fully agree mate he could be a truly awful player. I really don\'t know much about him at all. I was just making the point that there were bargains to have during the January transfer window. But, if he does turn out to be a poor buy, I will deny ever having mentioned him! I think he\'s a left back though, not a right back. I have also done a little more checking on him and some of his coaches think he may be better suited as a left sided midfielder
You've had more porkies exposed more than Peter Mandelson this week. Credibility. Window…Out