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Clrnc

Remember he was pretty decent at Fulham and was an absolute star at the WC 2002.

RIP

Claudius

Clrnc wrote:

Remember he was pretty decent at Fulham and was an absolute star at the WC 2002.

RIP

Oh this is very sad. Excellent player. MHSRIP.

lorddulaarsenal

RIP

Remember us being linked a few times.

42 is no age

Mirth

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/nov/30/edinson-cavani-fa-investigation-social-media-instagram-post

Cavani may face a ban for using racially offensive language on Instagram.

Meatwad

smh, south americans.

Qwiss

Up pops a smiling Marcus Rashford?

Claudius

Reminds me of Narcos with the drug dealer affectionately known as Blackie.

Meatwad

all those nazis fled there and fathered these racist fuckers.

mentalvortex

I would say that the South American attitude towards racial slurs is pretty lax, no matter the skin of your own color.

Things are not that different in Asia either.

mentalvortex

Kind of damning that even Fulham are offering a bigger attacking threat than we do.

lorddulaarsenal

Leicester are one of two teams to have created less chances than us this season

Claudius

This tipsy turvy league
Fulham up 2-0 against Leicester

Our friend Fofana has had two moments to forget so far. He missed a sitter, sending the ball over the crossbar right after Maddison had hit the post.
And then on a counter he stepped up to Anguissa, making it easy for a throughball to be slipped into Lookman for the first goal. Has looked tentative at times.

goon

Fulahm have scored more than us and that's after they gave us a 3 goal head start.

On the bright side, this score line means we're still just 5 points off 4th.

mentalvortex

Claudius wrote:
Our friend Fofana has had two moments to forget so far. He missed a sitter, sending the ball over the crossbar right after Maddison had hit the post.
And then on a counter he stepped up to Anguissa, making it easy for a throughball to be slipped into Lookman for the first goal. Has looked tentative at times.

I thought he was properly schooled by Liverpool last week and by Braga in EL midweek.

A bit of reality check for people who were hyping him as the next world class centerback.

Claudius

mentalvortex wrote:
Claudius wrote:
Our friend Fofana has had two moments to forget so far. He missed a sitter, sending the ball over the crossbar right after Maddison had hit the post.
And then on a counter he stepped up to Anguissa, making it easy for a throughball to be slipped into Lookman for the first goal. Has looked tentative at times.

I thought he was properly schooled by Liverpool last week and by Braga in EL midweek.

A bit of reality check for people who were hyping him as the next world class centerback.

You take your lumps with kids. He's learning on the job. The potential is definitely there.

Claudius

On the bright side, the bottom 4 teams look bad enough that relegation should be a conversation that doesn't ever involve us 😆

Qwiss

@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
Leicester are one of two teams to have created less chances than us this season

And yet they've scored almost double.

Claudius

Qwiss! wrote:
@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
Leicester are one of two teams to have created less chances than us this season

And yet they've scored almost double.

don't they have a lot of penalties?

RC8

Claudius wrote:
Reminds me of Narcos with the drug dealer affectionately known as Blackie.

I suspect they named him that to avoid dealing with the backlash of using any "negrito / negro" variations.

Up until recently "negro / negrito" was not an insult whatsoever. People were often referred to as "negro", "moreno", "rubio / rucio", "gringo", etc.

These days due to english-speaking media and their bizarre traumas with certain words it has become more contentious.

Clrnc

Claudius wrote:
Qwiss! wrote:
And yet they've scored almost double.

don't they have a lot of penalties?

To win penalties you have to firstly be in the box.

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