Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Don't think anyone has said he's shit.
Now, a nasty little whingeing, diving, cheat, YES.
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[Football] Zaha out
- Thread starter lawros left foot
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Don't think anyone has said he's shit.
Now, a nasty little whingeing, diving, cheat, YES.
Eggmundo
U & I R listening to KAOS
- Jul 8, 2003
- 3,466
Oh are they a our rivals again? I thought they weren't worth that title when we had an FA Cup game against them(conveniently) but now a bit of misfortune and the key boards get tapping
Personally I see it as more of an opportunity to raise our hopes of survival based on the misfortune of a team below us.
HastingsSeagull
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Maybe he thought the Winter Olympics had a diving event and it would be his chance to win something?
Peter Grummit
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I bow to your insider knowledge! It's more than a retweet, though, it's an online article with Ed and Daniel both on the byline.
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Peter Grummit
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Dwayne Dibbley is an interesting character.
Betfair Bozo
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- Jul 24, 2007
- 2,107
brightn'ove
cringe
He is the only thing keeping them afloat. They’ll sink like a stone now.
This is looking splendidly troublesome for the NigeIs isn't it? From that Guardian article:
I wasn't aware they had quite so many injuries. Marvellous. Still, they have shown for decades that they are the flukiest scabbiest club out there - they'll probably stay up on the last day thanks to Zaha winning a penalty in his only remaining game of the season despite it never being a pen in a million years. Again.
I wasn't aware they had quite so many injuries. Marvellous. Still, they have shown for decades that they are the flukiest scabbiest club out there - they'll probably stay up on the last day thanks to Zaha winning a penalty in his only remaining game of the season despite it never being a pen in a million years. Again.
And it gives you a chance to keep up your obsession with NSC and your incredibly high post count.
Glad you think he's shit though you daft bint. I personally don't. A diving, cheating **** maybe.
Betfair Bozo
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- Jul 24, 2007
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Imagine the scale of the meltdown on here if we had that catalogue of injuries and their transfer window......
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
We were melting down when we had 2.5 strikers earlier in the season.
They now have 1 + the new Toby Agdestein.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
- 5,642
Roy Hodgson is rightly getting a lot of plaudits for the job he is doing at Palace.
However, a crippling injury with a number of muscle injuries list usually points to archaic training methods. That's at the manager's door and not just bad luck.
However, a crippling injury with a number of muscle injuries list usually points to archaic training methods. That's at the manager's door and not just bad luck.
FatSuperman
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- Feb 25, 2016
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Aside from holding the diving trophy, I actually quite admire Zaha. He clearly loves the club and doesn’t seem to have tried to force a move. I wonder if that’s because he feels he may end up benched at a top 6 club instead of playing. That’s actually quite refreshing. Sure he’s already earning a decent wedge but he could probably double that without too much trouble.
Really do hope he’s not badly injured, although I do of course want him to be below par so that they slide down the table. I’m in two minds as to whether I want them relegated or not. Ideally they stay up, we stay up, and we finish above them every year.
Really do hope he’s not badly injured, although I do of course want him to be below par so that they slide down the table. I’m in two minds as to whether I want them relegated or not. Ideally they stay up, we stay up, and we finish above them every year.
I'm not sure any right-minded Albion fan thinks Zaha is shit - he so very clearly isn't.
He's a mercurial talent capable of ball control and fleet-of-foot pretty much unmatched in the Premier League. When on form, and he has been since he returned from injury earlier this season, he is almost unplayable.
So, to set your post straight, this is a lot of pages about the one player of real quality you have, who has inspired your revival and without whom you struggle. We know it, and many of your fans know it. If I could be arsed I'd go and drag up some quotes to back that up. It's not required though because, as I say, you know it.
Oh, he does go down ridiculously easily though and we'll write lots of pages about that too, because cheating isn't good.
Could be , but I think you'll find nearly all of them have been impact injurys. Kelly's aside that is. Most if not all clubs have teams of medical , nutritional and fitness staff I doubt a manager has that much influence TBH.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
- 5,642
It's more to do with training workloads and accumulation of fatigue, which then leads to muscular injury. That could be a simple hammy pull or the muscle strength around the knee.
Correct me if I'm wrong but RH is very much a hands on manager when it comes to training. Training sessions straight after games or too much running / not enough ball work can lead to this kind of injury crisis.
Lots to be read about the subject. I might be wrong, but I think it's a fair observation.
Wonder if Roy joins in the head tennis competition in the car park at the end of training. It’s usually raining and a couple of players are smoking
brightn'ove
cringe
Roy barely changes his starting 11 and played them into the ground over the winter. It's not surprising they are picking up injuries.
It also wouldn't be surprising if we start to get muscle injuries with our ever-presents. It's would be a silly decision not to bring in a CM if this does happen.