burnsjed
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A player like Manu Petit (in the 1998 season) would do wonders for this team right now.
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Ex-Gunner Watch
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Cudareli
Antonio Valencia stan
Lauren, simply because I knew if a fight ever broke out with him on the pitch, we would win.
Uncle Mike
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We do need a bastard like Lauren in the side, but if we're going for maximum need-filling with minimum personnel (one man), it's got to be Vieira. He'll create more chances, and he won't take any crap, from the opposition OR his own guys.
burnsjed
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I thought we were supposedly not doing the obvious?
Loken said:
viper_001
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musicmonkey said:
Any of Adams, Keown, Vieira would be great for this team.Loken said:
They were all winners, all leaders and all mentally strong players.
This is what we have lacked in recent seasons.
The invincibles and all our title winning teams were full of physically, and mentally tough, players.
I wouldn't even like to guess who our hardest player is in this side.
Probably Sagna.
dpt49 said:
Mentally tough?
I don't know. Even the Invincibles and the sides prior to them, failed at times where you didn't expect them to. No one can argue they lacked quality then, I think these failings were partly down to mental fragility. We should be cautious and don't let the present cloud our judgement of the past.
GDeep™
League is very weak
Our team in recent years has been far from mentally weak, pretty strong I would say actually when e everything is taken into consideration. The invincibles, like others have said, had their frailties when things didn't go as planned, something you never saw in a Ferguson team at that time.
But yeah, we aren't mentally weak, I'm not having that.
But yeah, we aren't mentally weak, I'm not having that.
Country: Canada
redwhiteAustrian said:
Pique looks terrified. I wonder what was said or done to make Song react like that?
a_fourteen
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Good on Song. Piqué gets on my nerves.
jerome2158
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redwhiteAustrian said:
I think the memory of the Invincibles has made them stronger than they were. Now don't get me wrong...it's one of the greatest accomplishments any English football team has ever achieved.
But with that said...look at some of the teams they drew against in the league. Portsmouth (twice), Charlton, Leicester. And they never actually beat Manchester Utd.
The cup runs should have gone better as well. We should have won the double that season in one way or another. Be it league/league cup, or Champions League.
Bigbludfire
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redwhiteAustrian said:
Even Valdes had to hold Pique, that's when you know Pique did something really stupid
a_fourteen
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Rumour is he touched Song between the legs.Bigbludfire said:redwhiteAustrian said:
Even Valdes had to hold Pique, that's when you know Pique did something really stupid
Bigbludfire
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a_fourteen said:Rumour is he touched Song between the legs.Bigbludfire said:redwhiteAustrian said:
Even Valdes had to hold Pique, that's when you know Pique did something really stupid
It's a very European thing to do tbh :wink:
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
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That is so cringe worthy, caught out of position again...
KyleHyde
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Biscuit's face is so despicable, cant tell if he's grinning at Song or he's just a natural jackass.
