DoomMerchant wrote:if Bridge played as well we'd have potentially 4 serious contributors to the side in Barry, SWP plus Lescott. it would be pretty special if that team went on to win something with representation like that from City.
didn't see most of the match...how did the LB do?
cheers
LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Is there anything duller than an England friendly at Wembley?
dazby wrote:GazBaz played well you say. Can you tell me why? Was his role different to City's? Was it the players around him? Analysis please.
dazby wrote:GazBaz played well you say. Can you tell me why? Was his role different to City's? Was it the players around him? Analysis please.
Ted Hughes wrote:International football imo is a slow, shit, sub standard, imitation of PL or some Champ's lg football where players have more time to play against less physical & less organised sides, so it suits a player like Barry who has a much easier job making interceptions & distributing the ball than he would on a small pitch with 4 Stoke or Everton players mowing him over & exposing his weaknesses.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
btajim wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:International football imo is a slow, shit, sub standard, imitation of PL or some Champ's lg football where players have more time to play against less physical & less organised sides, so it suits a player like Barry who has a much easier job making interceptions & distributing the ball than he would on a small pitch with 4 Stoke or Everton players mowing him over & exposing his weaknesses.
Barry obviously not being a Premiership stalwart for as long as I can remember. The truth is that Capello is playing him in a Team he'll thrive in and he's playing alongside some excellent talent. Gerrard, Lampard, Rooney and Crouch. Kudos to for SWP getting an assist.
75,000+ there tonight for a midweek Friendly. Good stuff.
Beefymcfc wrote:Fuckin' Hell Townsend, isn't Shaun worth a shout?
LookMumI'mOnMCF.net wrote:Is there anything duller than an England friendly at Wembley?
Bingo Lewis wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:Fuckin' Hell Townsend, isn't Shaun worth a shout?
I noticed this too. Pissed me right off.
City lads did ace. Not seen Bazza play that well for ages. Top performance.
Maybe, just Maybe, Shaun has booked his place. Fingers crossed. He was top and made the difference last night. Well better than Walcott.
john@staustell wrote:Walcott has had it all served up on a plate for too long. An orginal 'this boy will be good' media product, he was obviously snapped up by Arsenal for what is looking increasingly like daft money.
In one of the most bizarre England managerial decisions of all time he was taken to the World Cup (yes FOUR years back) in an England squad short of strikers, without any intention of ever playing him, despite Shrek's injury. Has he some hold over the FA?
Despite all this crazy indulgence the only glowing spot in a sea of mediocrity was his hat trick against Croatia. How he ever gets game at Arsenal is a mystery due to his poor form and injuries, and he confirmed this status last night by failing to find anyone in a red shirt with the ball until his merciful substitution.
Any inclusion of him in SA will be more in hope than expectation, he's had four years FFS, and still cant do it!
Soon he will be confined to the dark realms of nearly-was-a-superstar, along with Mr D Sturridge. To roam from bar to street to bookie for the rest of his days, intertwined with the odd appearance on Soccer Saturday.
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