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Those make me want to...OMG, there is a thread on KUMB about the England squad and some of the comments are absolute GOLD.
Those make me want to...OMG, there is a thread on KUMB about the England squad and some of the comments are absolute GOLD.
Makes you want to do what Misfit? Ride an invisible wheelchair?Those make me want to...
West Ham hold one big advantage over Spurs at the weekend following the disappearnce of 64 per cent of their squad to international duty.
And that gives the Irons a big edge as the two managers attempt to get their game plan in place for a massive White Hart Lane clash.
Only 20 per cent of our squad has been called away to join their national squads.
http://www.claretandhugh.info/hammers-have-big-edge-over-spurs/
Doesn't that just mean that most of their players are shit? I'm failing to see how that translates into a big advantage. The flip side is that our players have remained in the flow of playing matches and have been in good shape so far, winning games after Europa League Thursdays.
It probably would be an advantage if it gave them more time to prepare their game plan on the training ground and whatnot, and due to their players being fresher. But at this stage in the season set tactics are already entrenched in players' mindsets (at least ours seems to be) so that's not an issue. The fatigue/freshness thing could have been an issue but our Belgian lads had their game postponed and Dier and Alli only had 20 mins on Friday. Will be interesting to see how long our English boys play tonight.
http://www.claretandhugh.info/hammers-have-big-edge-over-spurs/
Doesn't that just mean that most of their players are shit? I'm failing to see how that translates into a big advantage. The flip side is that our players have remained in the flow of playing matches and have been in good shape so far, winning games after Europa League Thursdays.
I could only rate that funny once, so...I genuinely think you underestimate the extent to which International Football can impact a club's subsequent performance.
For instance, West Ham had three players in the 1966 World Cup Final and they've been shit ever since.
30% of our squad didn't play last night as the Belgian game was called off.http://www.claretandhugh.info/hammers-have-big-edge-over-spurs/
Doesn't that just mean that most of their players are shit? I'm failing to see how that translates into a big advantage. The flip side is that our players have remained in the flow of playing matches and have been in good shape so far, winning games after Europa League Thursdays.
Fried gold.I've just realised West Ham are named after two things that ISIS hate. Coincidence? I think not.
Doesn't that make West Ham the good guys?I've just realised West Ham are named after two things that ISIS hate. Coincidence? I think not.
Doesn't that make West Ham the good guys?
I've just realised West Ham are named after two things that ISIS hate. Coincidence? I think not.
Shush you!Doesn't that make West Ham the good guys?
nicked of course, pah
Be honest now is this yours or did you pinch it?