Mase wrote:Didn't he start off as a forward?
john@staustell wrote:What language is the thread title in? Useless with the ball at his feet I'm afraid. That's the real reason Micah didn't survive our fame
PeterParker wrote:I am trying to find some excelent article that i read a thew days ago from TalkSport, but maybe they took it down. Anyway, it was a long article about the rebirth of Micah and the main argument behind that is that he became again a CB.
My question is this, would our lad had a different path if he would had been a CB like he started here, instead of a right back, which we all know, requires a different type of fitness.
Wonderwall wrote:PeterParker wrote:I am trying to find some excelent article that i read a thew days ago from TalkSport, but maybe they took it down. Anyway, it was a long article about the rebirth of Micah and the main argument behind that is that he became again a CB.
My question is this, would our lad had a different path if he would had been a CB like he started here, instead of a right back, which we all know, requires a different type of fitness.
You lost me at excellent article and talksport. If you find it post the link as these are as rare as rocking horse shit
PeterParker wrote:I am trying to find some excelent article that i read a thew days ago from TalkSport, but maybe they took it down. Anyway, it was a long article about the rebirth of Micah and the main argument behind that is that he became again a CB.
My question is this, would our lad had a different path if he would had been a CB like he started here, instead of a right back, which we all know, requires a different type of fitness.
PeterParker wrote:Wonderwall wrote:PeterParker wrote:I am trying to find some excelent article that i read a thew days ago from TalkSport, but maybe they took it down. Anyway, it was a long article about the rebirth of Micah and the main argument behind that is that he became again a CB.
My question is this, would our lad had a different path if he would had been a CB like he started here, instead of a right back, which we all know, requires a different type of fitness.
You lost me at excellent article and talksport. If you find it post the link as these are as rare as rocking horse shit
Yes, i am looking on their site, but nothing yet. I was surprised too, if someone finds it, please post it. It was something like Micah Richards downfall and rebirth.
WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:john@staustell wrote:What language is the thread title in? Useless with the ball at his feet I'm afraid. That's the real reason Micah didn't survive our fame
john@stausell:
Well, if the ref hadn't been biased towards Rag protecting Darmian, Micah certainly would have already scored with a header, or earned a penalty kick, for Villa.
Not sure I remember the same Micah, as you do, regarding his control of the ball...
WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:PeterParker wrote:Wonderwall wrote:PeterParker wrote:I am trying to find some excelent article that i read a thew days ago from TalkSport, but maybe they took it down. Anyway, it was a long article about the rebirth of Micah and the main argument behind that is that he became again a CB.
My question is this, would our lad had a different path if he would had been a CB like he started here, instead of a right back, which we all know, requires a different type of fitness.
You lost me at excellent article and talksport. If you find it post the link as these are as rare as rocking horse shit
Yes, i am looking on their site, but nothing yet. I was surprised too, if someone finds it, please post it. It was something like Micah Richards downfall and rebirth.
Peter Parker:
Is this the article you were looking for?
http://talksport.com/football/i-wanted- ... 0708155615
Mase wrote:I don't understand, are you showing us a picture of Micah making a slide tackle where he might or might not have won the ball or may or may not have ended up giving away a free kick as proof he has good ball control?
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