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Alan Medic

Alan Medic

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http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/league-of-ireland/damien-duff-going-to-longford-was-like-going-to-old-trafford-i-had-butterflies-31455598.html


Of course it was Damian. It's Longford. Great place and the team I used to watch. Star player in those days was John Givens. No, not Don of QPR fame, his brother.

Alan Medic

Alan Medic

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United looked great for about 20 minutes today. After that just frustration. Need a centre forward pronto unless Fellani is considered the answer.


By the way Glenn Hoddle, if you are given a job on TV as a pundit, don't you think you should at least know that Fellani was not a sub and therefore could not come on and cause the threat to the Newcastle defence you thought he might.

Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> United looked great for about 20 minutes today.

> After that just frustration. Need a centre forward

> pronto unless Fellani is considered the answer.

>

> By the way Glenn Hoddle, if you are given a job on

> TV as a pundit, don't you think you should at

> least know that Fellani was not a sub and

> therefore could not come on and cause the threat

> to the Newcastle defence you thought he might.



And try not to let bias cloud your judgement a la Michael Owen

Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> I thought my judgement was reasonably accurate.

> What makes you imply otherwise? If you want to

> have a go at Owen, feel free. Nothing to to with

> me.


Declan you must be paranoid, I AGREE with you, I was simply saying Hoddle and Owen show bias in their reporting. Happy now?

maxxi

maxxi

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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Love to know what WH fans will say about today.

> Currently 3-4.


You still at this doc? Did you sleep with BFS's missus or something?


Okay i'll bite - a glorious f*ck up - terrible first half - Jenkinson and Creswell had a mare but didn't get much in the way of protection from midfield, play was too narrow and yes the system is taking time to gel but so what? I think it will - things will adapt and it's better to have these problems now than in a few months time. We need a striker and to learn to go wide when it's needed and for players to get over the nerves of playing at UP and stop the headless chicken routine when they f%ck up.


It'll come.


I am equal parts excited, disappointed, annoyed, frustrated, BUT I am not bored. I not looking ahead to a season of safety-first, percentage-based, dullness.


I think I once said I'd rather lose 4-3 in an exciting/dramatic game than win 1-0 in a bore fest. So now is the test. And i still feel that way.


COYI.

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