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possible left back on loan in jan?

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  • 11-12-2013 12:33am
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    positivenote
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    Ashley Cole.... (scurries away expecting an onslaught)
    but he's out of favour at chelsea and in a world cup year would surely want some first team football. so much better than what we currently have if we are to play our best center half, verts, center half.


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    Kiith
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    We need someone anyway, as Jan is being wasted out there. He's a far better CB.


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    davycc
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    i would take Cole he is still world class..wages may be a stumbling block for a greedy sh1te of a player even even in his latter years..


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    Leinstersqspur
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    davycc wrote: »
    i would take Cole he is still world class..wages may be a stumbling block for a greedy sh1te of a player even even in his latter years..

    Yep, the poor Arsenal schoolboy who almost crashed his car when Arsenal only offered him £55k a week. Poor lad.

    PS. won't happen


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    pleasant Co.
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    lol, ffs.


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    GavRedKing
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    Ye've a better chance of getting me to line out for ye at LB ffs.


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    White Heart Loon
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    GavRedKing wrote: »
    Ye've a better chance of getting me to line out for ye at LB ffs.

    On another note, the special one has one point less than AVB had at this stage in the season, where's the media pressure?


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    GavRedKing
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    White Heart Loon wrote: »
    On another note, the special one has one point less than AVB had at this stage in the season, where's the media pressure?

    Why the need for pressure?

    Its a different season, and Utd and City arent tearing away with the league this time around, Chelsea are better placed and under better tenure then AVB could ever hope for.

    Given how bad Utd have performed nobody else bar Moyes was going to come under pressure, I suppose we'll see at the end of the season although I dont expect Jose to be sacked in a few months.


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    White Heart Loon
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    GavRedKing wrote: »
    Why the need for pressure?

    Its a different season, and Utd and City arent tearing away with the league this time around, Chelsea are better placed and under better tenure then AVB could ever hope for.

    Given how bad Utd have performed nobody else bar Moyes was going to come under pressure, I suppose we'll see at the end of the season although I dont expect Jose to be sacked in a few months.

    Because some of us Spurs fans felt there was unjust pressure on AVB coming from the pro-Redknapp camp (Daily Mail) when other teams and managers were having just as much turmoil this season. Hopefully Moyes takes the heat now, but I've still not seen any headlines calling him rubbish. They're still saying Utd are in transition, transition to what, it's the same team that won the league last year plus Fellaini. Spurs sold their best player and brought in 6 strangers to the premier league but yet Utd are in transition. Take Rooney out of Utd and see what happens.

    The UK media are full of agendas, their sucking up to Mourinho is also evident.


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    GavRedKing
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    White Heart Loon wrote: »
    Because some of us Spurs fans felt there was unjust pressure on AVB coming from the pro-Redknapp camp (Daily Mail) when other teams and managers were having just as much turmoil this season. Hopefully Moyes takes the heat now, but I've still not seen any headlines calling him rubbish. They're still saying Utd are in transition, transition to what, it's the same team that won the league last year plus Fellaini. Spurs sold their best player and brought in 6 strangers to the premier league but yet Utd are in transition. Take Rooney out of Utd and see what happens.

    The UK media are full of agendas,their sucking up to Mourinho is also evident.

    The media love Mourinho because he gives them quotes to fill the back pages, he wont be under the same pressure is any under performing manager as its not his first rodeo, hes been around the block and has the titles to prove it.

    If Utd had been 1st instead of Arsenal no doubt the media would have someone else to lynch onto but the Daily Mail crwod are the best, love reading the comments on that paper.

    Ye're in a better position with AVB than 'Arry IMO, long term anyway.


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    Leinstersqspur
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    White Heart Loon wrote: »
    Because some of us Spurs fans felt there was unjust pressure on AVB coming from the pro-Redknapp camp (Daily Mail) when other teams and managers were having just as much turmoil this season. Hopefully Moyes takes the heat now, but I've still not seen any headlines calling him rubbish. They're still saying Utd are in transition, transition to what, it's the same team that won the league last year plus Fellaini. Spurs sold their best player and brought in 6 strangers to the premier league but yet Utd are in transition. Take Rooney out of Utd and see what happens.

    The UK media are full of agendas, their sucking up to Mourinho is also evident.

    Exactly. Great point.


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