Country: Saudi Arabia
I still don't see how he was culpable in that. It was 100% Aragones.
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Premier League 17/18 - Matchday 16
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Country: Saudi Arabia
I still don't see how he was culpable in that. It was 100% Aragones.
Country: Australia
Country: Australia
He's not like that is Reyes, but he was already having problems with Henry .
Country: Australia
It was tactically rubbish from United and City didn't even look like getting out of 2nd gear . And that defending from corners ..... just sad they didn't do that at our place .
Country: Saudi Arabia
He was a young lad trying to adapt to a culture so different to the one he was brought up in. Came into a team of men who were all titans of the game.
Fortunately (as well as unfortunately) for him, he was under the tutelage of a brilliant yet brooding player in Henry who always sought perfection in his team mates as well as himself & came across as stand offish at most times.
I actually remember him with a grimace across his face when he celebrated scoring at times the nutter
Aragones was trying to motivate him but went about it in the most idiotic way possible. Though in hindsight it was a futile effort, every man & his dog as they say knew that, for all his talent, Reyes would never get close to Henry.
Country: Australia
He was a young lad trying to adapt to a culture so different to the one he was brought up in. Came into a team of men who were all titans of the game.
Fortunately (as well as unfortunately) for him, he was under the tutelage of a brilliant yet brooding player in Henry who always sought perfection in his team mates as well as himself & came across as stand offish at most times.
I actually remember him with a grimace across his face when he celebrated scoring at times the nutter
Aragones was trying to motivate him but went about it in the most idiotic way possible. Though in hindsight it was a futile effort, every man & his dog as they say knew that, for all his talent, Reyes would never get close to Henry.
He's one of those blokes that needed to feel part of the team and Henry was pretty much completley self absorbed at that stage .
Country: Saudi Arabia
He was so in his pomp that he could upstage the best of peacocks
Most of the old guard who had taken the players under their wings & acted as facilitators had either retired (Keown & Parlour) or had their roles gradually diminished due to being slowly phased out (Bergkamp, Ljunberg, Campbell) which certainly didn't help the situation.
But it wasn't all for naught, he won the league unbeaten thus becoming part of an invincible squad. Won the FA Cup in spectacular fashion by commiting daylight robbery against a loathsome Manchester United side & was an Eto'o offside away from winning the Champions League. Not a bad couple of years I'd say
<<reed>>
Lidl Tir Na Nog
Total football from Big Sam
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Couldn;t possibly be because you were right though.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Jamie Carragher must be triggered, a post match selfie with actual confetti
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
carlito'sway
Established Member
carlito'sway
Established Member
Feel sorry for Arteta. Class act guy. By the way, I will put some $$ on him being the next AFC manager.
Country: Australia
TriniGunner
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Yet we sh!t ourselves when playing against his teams.
Country: Australia
Country: England
Player:Saliba
BS . You obviously didn't watch the match.
