Is there a palatable non-yank word for rookie? 'New professional of the year'.
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Is there a palatable non-yank word for rookie? 'New professional of the year'.
Newcomer?
Could include sophomores too.
Rodri should be winning OLD player of the year.
I was hoping Harvey Elliott could be in with a shout for young player but maybe not.
Needs a few more years to get on the list, but yeah, it should be for players like him.
Didn't Bale win both at one point which sort of started the whole thing being a farce.
I thought the nordy lad at Liverpool was the best thing since sliced bread. Or has he not played enough?
He's probably played about 10 games.
Assuming he means Doak there? Yeah he got about 5 games in and then has Thiago'd himself off to the physio table for the rest of the year.
Conor Bradley?
Of course. Yeah same difference really. Might make the final game or two back, might not.
I see Sir Jim is anti-WFH. Bad news for Lisandro Martinez.
Aye, one the Liverpool contingent should be up there. Harvey Elliott's had two full seasons under his belt and looks very much established. Cole Palmer's definitely had a breakthrough year. Then you're making the numbers up with the likes of Miley, Bradley and so on.
He likes his trams full and his sinks empty, any news on the soccer?
I bet he turned pale when he found out there wasn't a dedicated tea lady.
Garnacho, Mainoo, Odobert, Kerkez qualify only.Quote:
Originally Posted by SincereTheRebel
Is that starts? Wiki thinks Elliott has featured in 32 league games this season.
60 minutes per game, sounds like starts. Cant see players getting subbed on after 30 minutes all too often.
Not sure how accurate whoscored.com is but it seems legit.
https://www.transfermarkt.us/harvey-...s=&trainer_id=
Squad: 36, Starting eleven: 9, Substituted in: 23, On the bench: 4, Suspended: 0, Injured: 0
Elliots numbers.
Edit. I just totally misread that, as you were.
That 5th CL spot sure was in the bag.
That was almost too easy.
Surely everyone outside of Rome, Atalanta and Marseille are wanting Leverkusen to do an invincible season? What a feat!
You've cursed them there Baz.
:D
I was going to say kiss of death there.
Maybe not.
They’ll probably draw now as Roma need to throw everyone forward now
The fifth kraut spot going to Dortmund as things stand, which you'd have to say is somewhat more merited than Spurs.
Leverkusen are playing as if they actually need a goal, to go through. They want tl stay undefeated :lol:
This is crazy
Absolutely outrageous this team. Bonkers.
Every single time :D
They were not trying to waste time at all there. Took every single free kick as if they were about to be relegated
Absolutely brilliant
Imagine being so cursed you never lose again. :D
I was thinking about this earlier what happens if Dortmund win it? Do the Germans get a 6th spot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
They would if Dortmund weren't finishing in the top 5, I think.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68985701
Who's this going to be then? The list must be pretty short for people who could have conceivably sexually abused a 15 year old in the UK in the 90s if they are still working as the article seems to suggest. Perhaps someone soon to be unemployed?
It's David Sullivan, no?
Boss rather than manager implies that it could be an owner was my thoughts.
At first I thought it was someone in the premier league, as in the organisation, but the way it's written made me think manager but I guess it could be an owner. Not sure how you 'remain in position ' as an owner.
Julian Ward back as well FSG really getting the band back together.
'Mon the Alex!
Looking at United's fixtures I'm slightly fearful I'm going to be denied the chance to tell Erik he's getting sacked in the morning in person next Sunday.
Reece James is back :wub:
Wouldn’t have bothered bringing him back until next season but at least he finally had surgery so might not be a crock. (Definitely getting injured in the last 3 games or with England if he gets picked up)
He's bound to get called up and then have his hamstring explode.
What was his reason for not getting surgery the first ten times this happened?
Couldn’t tell you.
Hamstring probably sorted now. We move onto the knee next.
Because despite what fans like to believe, surgery is not a magic fix for these injuries and very much has pros and cons. Very possible to end up worse off than you started.
Worse than his injury record? Makes Abou Diaby look like Gareth Barry :D
Brighton. :moop: I never expect much when we play them.
More like Ange Postehasntgotaclu. Amirite?
With Burnley needing a win and nothing but a win from this match, a Tottenham goal was always coming.