Spoilers Ahoy!!! Football 22 - Jan 2011

reefoid said:
Row A? Bit dangerous there, always wondered how nobody ever took a fall!!

My family had four tickets in Row K there. Now in block 92 at the Emirates.
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Yes it was! There was a little ledge about 10 inches wide and a foot high before the wall that was only waist high, and people used to walk on the ledge!! I was always amazed that no one fell! It was a great view though.
 
Wembley will be fun! The idiots will still try their hardest to find a stick to beat Arsenal with, but idiots shall be idiots
 
Spurs comeback against Arsenal or Utd's comeback against Blackpool?

Probably give it to spurs seeing as how Arsenal are a better team but then again, UTD played like a league 3 team in the first half.

Watching the game again on MUTV, love the super biased commentating. :D the first half is so cringe worthy to watch again. Can't believe Chico could have had a goal with his first touch. He is such a natural goal scorer. You don't see strikers like this come along very often.
 
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Why doesn't Bendtner do that more often?

Anyone got a gif or video of Berbatov's amazing touch that looked like he had magnets on his feet.

EDIT: NVM, found it. Poor video though.


Zidane? Pele? Messi? Ronaldo? Never seen anyone do that. Shame the shot wasn't on target.
 
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Bendtner will improve and do it more often. He scored 9 in 11 when he came back from injury last season, amongst them were some really important goals. He does talk too much but is definitely talented, he's been shoved out wide though to fit the formation, it's a new position for him and he's not going to adapt instantly, which will mean some dodgy games and some good ones. Not to mention the long term injury this season too. Hopefully this goal will give him the drive he need to end another season really well.
 
jakeke said:
Bendtner will improve and do it more often. He scored 9 in 11 when he came back from injury last season, amongst them were some really important goals. He does talk too much but is definitely talented, he's been shoved out wide though to fit the formation, it's a new position for him and he's not going to adapt instantly, which will mean some dodgy games and some good ones. Not to mention the long term injury this season too. Hopefully this goal will give him the drive he need to end another season really well.
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I cant see him wanting to sit on your bench for much longer, not with his ego

Where's Chamakh? Doesn't seem like he's had a start for a while either
 
Robert1986 said:
Why does Bendtner do that more often?

Anyone got a gif or video of Berbatov's amazing touch that looked like he had magnets on his feet.

Zidane? Pele? Messi? Ronaldo? Never seen anyone do that. Shame the shot wasn't on target.
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The ball hit the Ref, should have been a drop ball... ;)
 
Tom84 said:
I cant see him wanting to sit on your bench for much longer, not with his ego

Where's Chamakh? Doesn't seem like he's had a start for a while either
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I think Chamakh got totally exhausted. He wasn't used to the tempo in England and I think the physicality was a surprise to him. He was also Arsenal's only option for ages so he played almost every minute for a few months. He's just having a rest at the minute I think. It is a worry though, Arsenal have too many fit attackers, and inevitably good players like Arshavin/Chamakh/Bendtner aren't going to get many important games at all. It's a great problem to have, until they get annoyed and leave.
 
Tute said:
Nani is still too damn selfish, but his all round play has improved a lot.
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Just like Ronaldo. I think its a good though. As long as he still scores and manages to make better judgement on passes, he'll go a long way. I don't see him staying at Utd for long though. In 3-4 years time he could be worth 30+ million and be shipped off to Spain.
 
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