Which clubs in the league, based on 26months form would make a big money bid for Coleman?
United, Chelsea, West Ham... Every other team except City, Spurs, Arsenal and probably Liverpool.
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Which clubs in the league, based on 26months form would make a big money bid for Coleman?
United, Chelsea, West Ham... Every other team except City, Spurs, Arsenal and probably Liverpool.
I'm going with the first example...Fosu Mensah is going to be an amazing player and (like Holgate) seems to be enormously underrated by the management.
Fosu Mensah would walk in a team ahead of Cleverley if it was based on form every day of the week.
dangerously awful?
Below par is good. Check your metaphors
If you want a player to succeed in a certain position, you play them as much as possible in that position rather than using them in a role that isn't going to be for them long-term.
If not, you end up with Tom Cleverley syndrome...
Or Thierry Henry
If you want a player to succeed in a certain position, you play them as much as possible in that position rather than using them in a role that isn't going to be for them long-term.
If not, you end up with Tom Cleverley syndrome...
We don't like comments like this mate.Coleman looks fantastic at times but he also looks like a massive retard a lot of the time. Unless Coleman is on fine form going forward, I'd have Holgate RB
You play the best team mate... doesn't matter about the individual player.... holgate was playing well and playing there is better than him sitting on the bench.. also cb often get blooded at full back. Coleman was blooded at rm. the fact holgate was improving and actually got a mom in his last game IMO means he shouldn't have lost his place. We were winning, blooding a youngster, giving him confidence and he was actually improving ... so IMO should have been picked again
If used in relation to golf you are correct. However the general usage doesn't derive from golf.
So while par approximates to the expected level or average, being below par in golf is a good thing but that doesn't hold true in most other areas.
Yes you do, imo, but not always (see below).But there's also an argument you pick your strongest team and Coleman is part of that...
He was fit. He's first-choice. You don't lose your place in the side through injury IMO.
It's not like he came back in and we lost or played badly either - he had a great game vs Sunderland and a good game vs Boro.
Holgate was caught out quite a bit vs Norwich if you remember correctly as well.
It's null and void - Coleman's first choice and he isn't in poor form at all. So unless he's injured or his form completely drops off, he isn't being dropped, and rightly so.
But there's also an argument you pick your strongest team and Coleman is part of that...
He was fit. He's first-choice. You don't lose your place in the side through injury IMO.
It's not like he came back in and we lost or played badly either - he had a great game vs Sunderland and a good game vs Boro.
Holgate was caught out quite a bit vs Norwich if you remember correctly as well.
It's null and void - Coleman's first choice and he isn't in poor form at all. So unless he's injured or his form completely drops off, he isn't being dropped, and rightly so.