thinktank
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He could have easily highlighted how soldado's two assists made up for the miss. xxxx.
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Donki
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I shit u not, 1 green apple sliced, 1 Mars bar sliced, 2 slices of buttered white bread, combine them and enjoy. @Montasura @Cavehillspur @Dundalk_Spur @Mr Pink i need ur support, I presume this delicacy has spread as far south as Dundalk... I could be wrong lol.
Lilbaz
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I take it you've never been with a prostitute a bowl of cherries and a bowl of melted choclate? Or what Houdini calls 1 of his 5 a day.
Mr Pink
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Can't say I've ever tried that Donki lol...and I don't think I'll be doing it anytime soon either
Potato bread in your fry is a Northern Irish thing that an English breakfast could do with adding lol.
He wasn't prefect but as good if not better I've seen from any of defensive midfielders this season. Like you I really want him to knuckle down in training and put these kind of performances in week in week out.
HappySpur
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Setting up two goals, both of them via quite intelligent play, is a good day for anybody. Unfortunately Soldado is one of those players that can have such a productive game yet still be lambasted by many on the basis that they were merely assists. In fact, had he scored twice, it would have simply been used to vilify him because it was merely a cup game.
He has a long way to go to prove his worth. He may never do so. But his job isn't to just score goals. It's to play football and he did a good job of that today. I think we should appreciate the day he had and hope it leads to more like it.
He has a long way to go to prove his worth. He may never do so. But his job isn't to just score goals. It's to play football and he did a good job of that today. I think we should appreciate the day he had and hope it leads to more like it.
He was so responsible that if he ends up in a trauma unit tonight, look no further than Messrs Vertonghen and Vorm. You could say that his play made the Vorm turn.
Donki
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Can't say I've ever tried that Donki lol...and I don't think I'll be doing it anytime soon either
Potato bread in your fry is a Northern Irish thing that an English breakfast could do with adding lol.
Lol must be a country thing but yes a slice or two of fadge (tater bread) is required!!
Brilliant riposte!
JAYSTAR
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You're getting a bit over emotional TT This is an internet forum. Kisses are not really appropriate mate.
Amo
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Really? I thought he played rather well. I only saw the goals on BBC, mind you.
thinktank
Hmmm...
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Yup. The guy directly MADE two goals. If he's not scoring goals, the next best thing he can do is create them. Decent night for him.
Our fucking fault he's got the yips anyway ffs.
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Ionman34
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Woke up this morning, put on SC and saw we were 2-0 down.
Groaned.
Got to work, put SC back on to see us 4-2 up with small Paul, Vlad and Capoue scoring.
Heard a loud crash and looked outside to see if we were having another thunderstorm ... Clear Blue skies.
Came to the realisation that the noise was the sound of kitchen drawers slamming up the length and breadth of England as the knives were put away!
Cushdy.
Note: I reserve the right to use cushdy as English is a "live" language.
Groaned.
Got to work, put SC back on to see us 4-2 up with small Paul, Vlad and Capoue scoring.
Heard a loud crash and looked outside to see if we were having another thunderstorm ... Clear Blue skies.
Came to the realisation that the noise was the sound of kitchen drawers slamming up the length and breadth of England as the knives were put away!
Cushdy.
Note: I reserve the right to use cushdy as English is a "live" language.
guate
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Yes, very frustrating and I simply do not understand why they do that. If anyone can explain why they do this I would appreciate it.
Lilbaz
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Because you don't pay a licence fee?
Montasura
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A country thing?! Dude, it hasn't even reached as far as Bangor!! Obviously just a Belfast thing!!
THFCSPURS19
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While it's a very good post, haven't you constantly taken the piss out of Soldado for the last few months?
Having seen the miss, it's clear that he saw the keeper coming and tried to lift the ball over him, which was a clever thing to do as he would have got to a lower shot. However, he's trying to overcomplicate matters rather than play instinctively. He was vital to the goals that got us back on the road and killed off the game.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30706058
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I've criticised him yes but I've never taken the piss out of him or shown any hatred for him. Yesterday (or whenever) I stated that I liked the bloke and felt sorry for him but the majority of my anti-Soldado posts have come in a debate between Ade/Soldado. My point in the post you quoted comes about because whenever the team is announced you just end up with a bunch of moaning 'fans', especially on the official page (where players are most likely to look) telling them how shit they are and how we should get rid of them for free. Furthermore, what's worse is fans at games who just sit there bitching and moaning about certain players, but that discussion is for another time. I don't like the "I pay my money, entertain me" attitude, nor the "These players are played thousands a week, he should score that". I never realised that being paid a lot of money meant that you weren't human and didn't make mistakes. These 'fans' that are vocal in their dislike for players who are playing for their beloved club, it's unreal and certainly going to be more detrimental than beneficial.
Sorry for the rant, but you get my drift. If you were constantly told how shit you were at your job, regardless of how much you're paid, it'd either affect your motivation or performances, or both. That's why I have no problem with players like Naughton picking up their wages each week and not playing. As someone on here a while back said, Naughton's only crime is not being good enough (and even that's up for debate based on what I've seen from Walker so far this season).
