Country: England
It just seems braindead and/or spaced out on a potent drug cocktail.Holy Crap this drool emoji doesn't do it justice .
It just seems braindead and/or spaced out on a potent drug cocktail.Holy Crap this drool emoji doesn't do it justice .
It just seems braindead and/or spaced out on a potent drug cocktail.
Dembele isn't enough, so my boy Trilly has created another pipe dream.Just read that him and Sancho are good mates and he hopes they can play together some day. Also found out that Sancho actually wanted to stay in England but City wouldn't let him come to us (or Sp**s). C*nts.
I don't think a European superteam will be his next move so hopefully we can get him here with some assistance from agent Nelson. Playing at the top level with one of your closest friends in your home city might just be worth something.
I gave up on Dembele pretty much instantly. He was doing too much too soon for a side like us to be able to sign him. Go watch some some clips of his first season in professional football, Grimandi would never spot talent like that.Dembele isn't enough, so my boy Trilly has created another pipe dream.
Lovely stuff.
Iwobi! The most improved arsenal player this year (arguably)! Candidate for a young player of the season so far! You are clearly taking the piss mate, aren't ya!?Imagine shifting Welbeck/Iwobi and Mhiki for Sancho and Nelson. My God that's sexy.
Iwobi! The most improved arsenal player this year (arguably)! Candidate for a young player of the season so far! You are clearly taking the piss mate, aren't ya!?
What he said.Would take Sancho over Iwobi anytime. Sancho is a special special player.
I think it was actually good for him. A big part of him leaving Watford for Man City was to get away from some of the bad influences in his life off the pitch, being in a different a country where he can just concentrate on football has allowed him to flourish. Wish Ravel Morrison had tried the same thing when he was young, another ridiculous talent who could've made a similar impact to Sancho.Just read that him and Sancho are good mates and he hopes they can play together some day. Also found out that Sancho actually wanted to stay in England but City wouldn't let him come to us (or Sp**s). C*nts.
Imagine shifting Welbeck/Iwobi and Mhiki for Sancho and Nelson. My God that's sexy.
Still pretty much a moments guy at the moment but the technical ability of a Hale End graduate is there to see. When he does get on the ball he's tricky to tackle. We knew his pace, agility and dribbling would translate to pretty much any level but it's nice to see that the speed of thought is still there: he's still got that eye for a pass or composed shot at goal in a crowded box. You could argue that what Reiss is doing is more difficult compared to Sancho who has benefitted greatly from transition offence (counter-attacks).
He will have to earn the respect of his teammates (far from guaranteed) because at the moment they have the collective decision making ability of a drunk moth. At first I thought they were jealous of the kid but they're all just greedy ****ers, I think being a young kid who isn't quite ready to give his teammates an earful for ignoring an open pass isn't helping him either but it's a minor issue anyway. That wouldn't happen to him here.
I Don’t expect him to start a CL game during his loan spell, I think Hoffenheim will be out by the time he solidifies himself as a starter.On the bench tonight.