@RoshaneSport@WHUFC_News I’ve said that sense last year. His ability to control the ball and feed people moving forward is great he’s been unlucky not to score. But I think once he does something unlocks
@TheSunFootball@RefereeHalsey Of course a former ref gets on his knees to the refs…. Explain to me why this doesn’t cause any and all contact with Raya. Trossard has his back to the play, tackling Pablo before ANY contact with Raya. If anything Todibo is fighting for his spot with two arms around him
@JasonLaCanfora@EricNawrocki1 For someone that’s invisible you certainly have him attention while writing for a blog that has maybe 1,000 followers on social here…I’d rather be invisible then irrelevant. From CBS to a blog in someone’s basement sure is a big fall
@TheLawless I agree, plus I don’t think they have the depth to fight relegation AND a deep Europe run too. Plus their new manager bounce will have to come against Liverpool, Fulham, City and Brighton (not in that order) plus two matches against Fenerbache.
@GuvnaB I said when we sold him, Kudus was a player that created. We lack that right now. His ability to come across the field with the ball at his foot opened lanes for others. Who can do that now? Bowen is a straight line guy, how often does he cut across vs go straight down the line
@1895cg Didn’t something similar happen last year with an El Classico in like Saudi? And I think one of the Milan teams played a league cup match on
foreign soil
@WHUFC_News sell off guido, JWP and Irving. Bringing in Josh Brownhill in a free and take the funds from the other 2 and bringing a CB to replace Dino.
@E20WHU@WestHam@TST7v7@premierleague West Ham ties to America, especially here in Baltimore. We joke as say we are the oldest North American Supporters club as West Ham played in Baltimore as the Baltimore Bays in 1969. We have a member who started following after that as he watched them play many games here