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Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
don't use the "big girls blouse" nickname again
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http://www.relatably.com/m/img/who-a...s/65503344.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
don't use the "big girls blouse" nickname again
Zlatan saysQuote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
“I heard one of the commentators say I kicked someone in the head on purpose, but it was a 50-50 duel and he pulled me down.”
From what I could see he got miffed at Coleman and hacked him down with a malicious tackle which was worth at least a yellow.
Hard to prove that the foot stamp was malicious I guess, when it comes to the game's top idols the Shearer precedent kicks in here.
Classic bully.
Only a coward injured his own teammates in training with tackles from behind like he did to Van Der Vaart all those years ago.
Why was autocorrect invented?
>_<
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya-095q1a2I
Lovely glancing header.
Can Everton beat the mighty Arsenal? I noticed someone who looks suspiciously like James McCarthy on the pitch too.
[edit] maybe they can, 2-1 Everton on 86 mins, Willams heads home from a corner, similar header to Coleman's.
Very similar goal, almost the mirror image of the negative.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqS79vX1VT8
McCarthy running interference. :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
I have said it once and I will say it again, Coleman was like mustard today.
All over a ham sandwich?Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
I would not play him in the same team as Conor Sammon.
What does that mean ?Quote:
Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Just saw the goal last night. Really good finish. Many headers are a glance and a hope for the best but this was delightfully placed but what was he doing there ? Had he been up from a previous attack ?
You can see clearly enough how it develops from the start of the video above. He's hogging the right touchline initially and makes a darting run hoping that Barkley will spot him. Barkley goes left instead and it makes its way out to Baines so Coleman decides to continue his run into the box.
Colemans Mustard ? Was my take anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Ahhh. Thought it was a pun on "cut the mustard" but yours makes more sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
It's not a pun on mustard, it's an expression,
as hot as mustard, as sharp as mustard, just like mustard last night.
Tricky was mustard on wed. night.
Bournemouth 3-0 Arsenal.
Hector Bellerin badly caught out several times.
Hard to believe Seamus will end his career having not played for a top 4 team.
In fairness, Bellerin is an excellent player and rarely has an off day. I thought he was fouled for goal 3 and although he got sucked inside for goal 1 I place a lot of blame on Petr Cech for not yelling at Bellerin and Ramsey that Daniels was unmarked. That's just basic stuff. Thierry Henry said Bellerin was right to cover the guy on the inside.
Didn't Ramsey point out Daniels to Bellerin? I think he should have just taken care of it himself instead of pointing, not sure it's really Bellerin's job to cover his opposing full back anyway. Bellerin was still extremely poor the way he sold himself to allow Daniels cut inside though. Not sure about the third goal, bit of a shove maybe or more outmuscled? Referees would normally blow it up alright but Bellerin didn't even complain himself to be fair.
But yes, he's been consistently excellent for a long time now, hence why he got on the Premier League team of the season last year and deservedly ahead of Coleman and the rest.
*The same Premier League team of the season Richard Dunne and Shay Given got into while pundits repeatedly questioned whether they were good enough for top 4 teams.
I don't think Bellerin has been consistently excellent for a long time, I think he has consistently being one of Arsenal's weak points.
I think Coleman is better defensively.
Scores with a beauty of a finish. Has played really well.
Played in by Davies - takes a touch and I thought he'd blown it but then rockets a finish through the keeper and into the roof of the net from a slight angle.