@BPete1970
Haven’t heard a solid chant for Amad yet so thoughts on the below - in the tune of “Amad, Amad Diallo runs down the wing for me”?
Manchester City New Leroy Sane Song Vs Monaco Away https://t.co/MkfT46RTms via @YouTube
@KevinAshford7@Amaddiallo_19 Surely this Kevin - in the tune of Amad, Amad Diallooo????
Manchester City New Leroy Sane Song Vs Monaco Away https://t.co/MkfT46RTms via @YouTube
@FPLGOAT7@BradMayorFPL Xmins? Wilson is back in training and is literally due back next game. Sure he’ll be eased back but that will impact Isak more than Nkunku does Jackson.
@OddsOnFPL So whilst playing Mctoms will address one issue (lack of legs), we will simply fall short even further on the ball and so we’ll likely end up still being as shit as we are now 🤣 Not ideal
@OddsOnFPL Casemiro is miles better on the ball than Mctoms even if Case has been shite this season. The issue is Case’s legs have completely gone and so with ETH asking for a midfield press there’s huge gaps in middle. In short, we need a CM who has legs AND can play out from th back ASAP.
Kieron Dyer on Paul Scholes 🗣️
"Paul Scholes was the best player I played with and people like Xavi and Zinedine Zidane counted him as their favourite player.
Other nations would have used him as their fulcrum but Sven Goran Eriksson’s first-choice midfield was always David Beckham on the right, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard in the centre and Scholes on the left.
We didn’t have a football culture that appreciated him. So we wasted him by putting him on the left and banished him to the margins. It was disrespectful, one of the biggest crimes ever.
When you talk about Gerrard, Lampard and Scholes, Scholes was the best of the three and yet he was asked to give way. He was the absolute master of one touch in training. One day he scored three or four goals — and I’m not talking tap-ins. I’m talking 25-yarders-lodging-in-the-stanchion-type goals.
When the session was over, the rest of the England players formed a guard of honour and clapped him off the pitch. I’d never seen that before and I never saw it again."