BergMan
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This is disgusting journalism
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Granit Xhaka: Xhak Off?
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drippin
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Country: Finland
Superb once again, absolutely MOTM display from him. This box-to-box role is perfect for him. He made some vital interceptions and he’s such a threat going forward now.
His assist was obviously unreal but I really liked his pass to Martinelli early on. We underrate his vision sometimes- he’s one of Europe’s best passers and he’s been for quite a while.
One of the first names on the team sheet is Granit. Long may it continue.
His assist was obviously unreal but I really liked his pass to Martinelli early on. We underrate his vision sometimes- he’s one of Europe’s best passers and he’s been for quite a while.
One of the first names on the team sheet is Granit. Long may it continue.
insideafc
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He was superb against Brentford! Made an episode on him this week, some of his play is completely selfless and for the team at times
https://youtu.be/zEVw1sn2Fjs
https://youtu.be/zEVw1sn2Fjs
Country: England
Player:Rice
MOTM yesterday.
Probably playing in the most important position for our set up and has arguably been our best player so far this season.
The past is the past but judging by the present he's been a revelation.
His lack of injuries could also be pivotal for us this season. We really can't afford to lose him for a medium-long term spell, given how important he is to us and the real drop off in quality of cover.
Probably playing in the most important position for our set up and has arguably been our best player so far this season.
The past is the past but judging by the present he's been a revelation.
His lack of injuries could also be pivotal for us this season. We really can't afford to lose him for a medium-long term spell, given how important he is to us and the real drop off in quality of cover.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Who wrote that fine piece? I must follow their socials
drippin
Obsessed with "Mature Trusted Members"
Country: Finland
Would have been much better for BBC just not to put Xhaka in the team of the week. At least then people wouldn't clearly see that they hate him, and would remain a speculation.
ptrcopp
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Garth Crooks’ piece is shocking. It’s neither journalism or punditry, just abuse.
Especially when Xhaka has been so good this season. He was terribly managed by Emery, on the pitch and as a person.
Especially when Xhaka has been so good this season. He was terribly managed by Emery, on the pitch and as a person.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Garth Crooks wrote that? 
Yeah, it was his team of the week column.Garth Crooks wrote that?
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
I’d say it was unbelievable if it wasn’t Garth Crooks.
Taneruit
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Country: Switzerland
Player:Zinchenko
Country: England
I was too busy off that gas last night to read through the gas you posted as this agenda has you in a Full Nelson
Anyways, I’ve said it many times..I’m fair with my assessment and criticise him when he’s had a stinker and praise when necessary, just like all the players in my squad. Repeating myself here but I have no attachment to any player in this squad although the documentary has shown another side to things especially with Xhaka that I have to respect. Still anyone can get Smokeyy’s smoke at any given time including the manager as it should be.
DJ_Markstar
Based and Artetapilled
Player:Martinelli
I was too busy off that gas last night to read through the gas you posted as this agenda has you in a Full Nelson
Anyways, I’ve said it many times..I’m fair with my assessment and criticise him when he’s had a stinker and praise when necessary, just like all the players in my squad. Repeating myself here but I have no attachment to any player in this squad although the documentary has shown another side to things especially with Xhaka that I have to respect. Still anyone can get Smokeyy’s smoke at any given time including the manager as it should be.
Country: England
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
I don’t even crap on him when he’s no good tbh. I stopped that a long time ago. I only end up repeating what 15 other people have posted before me. And as long as we’re winning and everything around him is clicking, the feelgood factor overrides average or poor displays. You just say ‘onto the next one’. He was more or less invisible v Man Utd but was fully involved yesterday in a totally dominant team display. We aren’t doing that with ten men so he’s doing his bit. You do worry about how his role works against the better sides though.I was too busy off that gas last night to read through the gas you posted as this agenda has you in a Full Nelson
Anyways, I’ve said it many times..I’m fair with my assessment and criticise him when he’s had a stinker and praise when necessary, just like all the players in my squad. Repeating myself here but I have no attachment to any player in this squad although the documentary has shown another side to things especially with Xhaka that I have to respect. Still anyone can get Smokeyy’s smoke at any given time including the manager as it should be.
BergMan
Leverkusen Ultra
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Then he stopped doing that in 2017 and started getting caught in possession, misplacing passes from deep and carded, hence his new position. His future is in this new role, be happy with that
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