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  • jb12780
    Hall of Fame
    • Oct 2008
    • 10665

    #691
    Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

    Ole Solskjaer in Cardiff with Tan today according to SSN.

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    • Mo
      SSN
      • May 2003
      • 11425

      #692
      Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

      Oh look Suarez is back from his xmas vacation. Weird that Rogers gave him that whole week off though.
      Don't you EVER read my blog? It's gotten a lot better.

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      • Bawstun
        Rookie
        • May 2013
        • 224

        #693
        Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

        And Adebayor has struck once again!

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        • ImTellinTim
          YNWA
          • Sep 2006
          • 33028

          #694
          Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

          Originally posted by Mo
          Oh look Suarez is back from his xmas vacation. Weird that Rogers gave him that whole week off though.
          And then Man U lost at home to Spurs and everyone laughed.

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          • gopher_guy
            The Kaptain
            • Jul 2011
            • 7389

            #695
            Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

            Man, talk about a revival under Sherwood for Adebayor.

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            • Anners
              Rookie
              • Apr 2012
              • 417

              #696
              Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

              Originally posted by gopher_guy
              Man, talk about a revival under Sherwood for Adebayor.

              2 years in a row for Spurs at Old Trafford!
              Spurs spend £26m on Soldado only to find they had a goalscorer in their midst already. Whoops.

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              • Mashiasu
                Pro
                • Apr 2005
                • 482

                #697
                Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                Originally posted by Anners
                Spurs spend £26m on Soldado only to find they had a goalscorer in their midst already. Whoops.
                Soldado is a scorer but he has has a knack to be a passer, if holds back and sat a little deeper in a 4-4-1-1 his strengths would be maximized.

                he's just not a scorer in the Spurs system he has the ability to be so much more

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                • ~LiverpoolRed~
                  YNWA
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 10755

                  #698
                  Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                  Originally posted by Mashiasu
                  Soldado is a scorer but he has has a knack to be a passer, if holds back and sat a little deeper in a 4-4-1-1 his strengths would be maximized.

                  he's just not a scorer in the Spurs system he has the ability to be so much more

                  Yep, he showed that when he drifted out wide and made that beauty of a cross for Adebayor's 1st goal against Southampton.

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                  • Leon
                    An Old Trafford
                    • Mar 2003
                    • 4981

                    #699
                    Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                    Ole Gunnar Solskjaer New Manager of Vincent Tan's Plaything

                    Good luck with that, 20Legend. I still fully expect this guy to end up in Old Trafford someday.
                    Last edited by Leon; 01-02-2014, 10:32 AM.
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                    • Anners
                      Rookie
                      • Apr 2012
                      • 417

                      #700
                      Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                      Originally posted by Mashiasu
                      Soldado is a scorer but he has has a knack to be a passer, if holds back and sat a little deeper in a 4-4-1-1 his strengths would be maximized.

                      he's just not a scorer in the Spurs system he has the ability to be so much more
                      I do agree with that. Seems like a poor signing in the way of "we'll sign him and work him into our system" rather than "we'll sign him because he fits into our system".

                      I was massively critical of Spurs appointing Sherwood, if he carries on like this I might have to eat those words in a few months.

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                      • ~LiverpoolRed~
                        YNWA
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 10755

                        #701
                        Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                        The relegation dogfight is going to be massive over the second half of the season. Hull currently in 10th place are only 6 points ahead of 18th place Crystal Palace.

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                        • Brahvocado
                          MVP
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 7480

                          #702
                          Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                          Survival Sunday is always more exciting than the title race. I remember a few years ago when there were like 6 teams fighting relegation on the last day, super intense.

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                          • Leon
                            An Old Trafford
                            • Mar 2003
                            • 4981

                            #703
                            Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                            I'd say the 11-12 title race was pretty exciting. Both Manchester clubs trying to win the title on the last day, with United being champions for a few minutes before Aguero won it.

                            But yes, most of the time, the relegation battle will provide more of the intense matches.
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                            • Brahvocado
                              MVP
                              • Oct 2012
                              • 7480

                              #704
                              Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                              Yeah "always more exciting" was over-selling it a bit. Should have just said usually.

                              Also, even as a Chelsea supporter, City winning the title on the last day with a stoppage time goal was absolutely remarkable. Straight out of a movie.

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                              • Suntan Superman
                                ****
                                • Feb 2009
                                • 7135

                                #705
                                Re: The 2013-14 EPL Discussion Thread

                                Originally posted by Brahvocado
                                Yeah "always more exciting" was over-selling it a bit. Should have just said usually.

                                Also, even as a Chelsea supporter, City winning the title on the last day with a stoppage time goal was absolutely remarkable. Straight out of a movie.
                                As an Arsenal supporter who attempts to disagree with whatever any other Chelski supporter would say, I agree with this. It was a simply brilliant day of football.
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