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Would you be satisfied with hiring Mikel Arteta?

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SingmeasongSong

SingmeasongSong

Right Sometimes
1CK1S said:
Just put it this way....

FIFA = NBA Live
PES = NBA 2k

aka one is an arcade game while the other one is an actual simulation.
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That is what I would've probably argued next as well - I actually like BOTH, having played both countless hours PES is just more realistic and challenging.

FIFA just feels like being on rails and repetitive whilst still enjoyable.

PES 6 was my all time favorite though and it almost felt like they knew about all talents out there - pretty accurate for most.
 
drippin

drippin

Obsessed with "Mature Trusted Members"

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Hleb's Sirush said:
The biggest question mark over Ramsey was always if he could stay fit. Not many fans have questioned his usefulness to the team. When fit and in form he was one of our better players. But unfortunately that didn't happen often.

If we kept him, obviously then being one of our highest earners, can you imagine the frustration when he continuously gets injured.

Of the 17 league games Juve played this season he hasn't completed a single 90 minutes. Only starting 3 games in 17. Sarri has gone on record saying he will try to play Ramsey no more than 60 odd minutes. Still....he has missed quite a few games through injury. So if he is being managed carefully in a physically weaker league and still can't stay fit what are the chances he would have played many games for us this season if he stayed. Don't think even Juve can afford to pay over £400,000 a week to a bit part player.

I was watching the Wales game against Hungary in which he scored a brace. He was brilliant, making his typical runs. Skills, pace, desire. Wonderful display from a very gifted player. But that game summed it up for me. That was his first start for Wales in their 2020 Euro campaign which started 2 year ago. He missed all their other games through injury. Great player when fit.
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Yep, dodged an expensive bullet there. I like him, his recurring injuries are very sad.
 
Notorious Big

Notorious Big

Drunka In Friend Zone
OnlyOne said:
Since I have Sky Sports I'll let a few of you FaceTime me or Skype me so we can all watch the press conference together. PM's are open.
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Prepare for Skype

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