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By the way, the way Ndiaye first waited with control for Barry to make his cross run to the left, then waiting to turn the defender with a fade right and time the pass for that defender\'s blind spot tells you he is Thee No. 10.
Jimmy 133, I get the gloating (ive done it) but did you have to do that particular name drop. It is a new space, new standards mate
Delighted with the win. A great performance by the blues displaying all of the grit and determination that is so important in the modern game. Not only does a team need class it needs fighters to be successful. We showed all of those attributes against Forest. The hard part is maintaining it over the course of the season.
Dave for DoF. Pay those guys!
Tarkowski is up for it most of the time and he usually tries to lay down a marker on the opposition early, but like Pickford he does have moments of madness ! Twice in the last few games he has gotten away with it – time for Moyes to have a word me thinks – he won\'t get away with it a third time.