Gb160
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Just SCs world reknowned behavioural/psychological experts doing their usual thing.
Eric Dier
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DJS
A hoonter must hoont
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Is tha Sissoko on the right and who's leg is he lovingly stroking...?
rossdapep
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A player of Dier's ilk is so critical for this club going forward. Think back to United's successful teams when Fergie would regularly have the likes of O'Shea, Butt, Fletcher etc, players who don't always get the plaudits but have the attitude, desire and professionalism that provide the basis of success.
We absolutely need to keep him.
We absolutely need to keep him.
jurgen
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Poch is emphatic that pineapple is not a pizza topping.
Everlasting Seconds
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Truer words have never been posted on SC.
tiger666
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Poch knows his shit. Pineapple has no business being anywhere near a pizza.
EJWTartanSpur
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Dier has been an absolute rock for this club. Almost never injured, I'm pretty sure he will have played more games for us across the last two seasons, than any other player in our squad.
He was the one that came out and said in a post match interview that the squad had heard about Spurs being soft and that they didn't like the reputation and wanted to change that perception. A bit of a rallying call at the time, almost two years back.
He may have made some mistakes this season, but for such a young guy he straddles that position of CB/DM with a lot of savvy and aplomb and he will continue to mature and get even better the older he gets.
He's always there for the physical battle, and always there to support and defend our own players if there's tackles flying in/nonsense going on.
For me, last season, he was the literal on the pitch exemplification of what Poch is all about. Wanyama may have come in and taken some of that away slightly, as a player Pochettino has always trusted, but he has been ever present again this season, and is absolutely a key figure in the future of this team.
I agreed with the poster above about a Dier, except for comparing him to the likes O'Shea, Butt et al. There's a reason why the likes of Bayern Munich have previously sniffed around, along with the usual PL stinking rich clubs now doing so. Whilst those players WERE under appreciated cogs in Man Utd teams, Dier can be so much more.
Losing him would be an absolute catastrophe, imo, and I don't think it will be allowed to happen.
He was the one that came out and said in a post match interview that the squad had heard about Spurs being soft and that they didn't like the reputation and wanted to change that perception. A bit of a rallying call at the time, almost two years back.
He may have made some mistakes this season, but for such a young guy he straddles that position of CB/DM with a lot of savvy and aplomb and he will continue to mature and get even better the older he gets.
He's always there for the physical battle, and always there to support and defend our own players if there's tackles flying in/nonsense going on.
For me, last season, he was the literal on the pitch exemplification of what Poch is all about. Wanyama may have come in and taken some of that away slightly, as a player Pochettino has always trusted, but he has been ever present again this season, and is absolutely a key figure in the future of this team.
I agreed with the poster above about a Dier, except for comparing him to the likes O'Shea, Butt et al. There's a reason why the likes of Bayern Munich have previously sniffed around, along with the usual PL stinking rich clubs now doing so. Whilst those players WERE under appreciated cogs in Man Utd teams, Dier can be so much more.
Losing him would be an absolute catastrophe, imo, and I don't think it will be allowed to happen.
JUSTINSIGNAL
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- Jul 10, 2008
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With your taste I'm surprised you didn't chuck in some pineapple in there too
Uuuuurghhhhh
Fruits or vegetables have no business being on a pizza.
tiger666
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Fucking heathen.
Spurger King
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Yeah, you'd definitely not associate tomatoes (sorry...tomaydoze) with pizza.
Ron Burgundy
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- Jun 19, 2008
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Indeed. Also, Chilli? Onion?
Tier 1 ingredients. Obviously pizzas need meat, but I couldn't let the 'no vegetables' slide
Obviously pineapple has no place though
Colonel_Klinck
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No way Poch is letting Dier leave. I see him as a potential future captain. Has that never say die attitude, never backs down from the physical challenge of the game when it's required. We would be mad to let a player who can play several positions leave and plays with a maturity well beyond his 23 years. He'll be here next season.
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