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Absolutely right, and quite easy to solve.
...still a good footballer. I think he showed that during the first 30mins. He looked to be more comfortable and have more impact when Sandro came on and he was facing their goal but I'm not sure what that might mean for RKs assumption that he will play furthest man forward.
RK will also have to think about Sigurdsson's position if he comes in, he can't play Rooney and him in the no10 role.
Time will tell if Rooney needs games to get up to full speed or if he struggles to play 90mins but he is still a talented footballer and I'm sure his teammates like him in the team.
RK will also have to think about Sigurdsson's position if he comes in, he can't play Rooney and him in the no10 role.
Time will tell if Rooney needs games to get up to full speed or if he struggles to play 90mins but he is still a talented footballer and I'm sure his teammates like him in the team.
* Swallows.
Ps - Nothing to worry about there.
Swallows migrate and tend to leave the UK early September and fly to Africa for the Winter.
new manager?
Maybe. But not if he doesn't perform, or stifles the team they won't. Good to have in the squad/dressing room/around the team no doubt.
Begs the question:"What's the hair speed velocity of an unladen Rooney?"
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Player Valuation: £30m
Funny you say that; reminds me that, as a kid, I had a pet bird called Toto.
....overall it was a ponderous performance but I thought some of the link play involving Rooney hinted that the likes of Klaassen and Sandro were on the same wavelength and enjoyed being on the pitch with him. Time will tell whether Rooney can get up to speed and positively influence a game over 90 mins.
Woolverhampton_Blue
Player Valuation: £35m
He looks like he'd be well suited to that walking football they had on the Barclays advert 
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
It's something winners do.
A mate of mine had a son who spent a season at Arsenal.
Went over with a lad called Kwame Ampadu
He said all the youth team players were told to get onto the ref
Part of their education
It seems to be what big clubs do.
Remember him from Championship Manager 97/98
Yea Robbie Flanagan was my mates sons name
Reckons they brought him over to stop Kwame getting lonely and homesick
My mate is a FIFA coach
Managed Longford town over here and was involved in international youth set up
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